Nouvelles voies d’acces au changement linguistique
edited by Anne Carlier, Julie Glikman, Thomas M. Rainsford, Gilles Siouffi and Carine Skupien Dekens
The studies brought together in this collection explore new approaches to analyzing linguistic change in French: the insight provided by as-yet-unexploited sources, the representation of orality in medieval texts, and the issue of the pace of linguistic change. French text.
The studies brought together in this collection explore new approaches to analyzing linguistic change in French: the insight provided by as-yet-unexploited sources, the representation of orality in medieval texts, and the issue of the pace of linguistic change.
- Edited by Anne Carlier
- Edited by Julie Glikman
- Edited by Thomas M Rainsford
- Edited by Gilles Siouffi
- Edited by Carine Skupien Dekens
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