Theorie et linguistique de l’ecriture
Des manuscrits aux processus scripturaux (1983-2018)
by Jean-Louis Lebrave, edited by Benedicte Vauthier
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ISBN: 9782406093398
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Jean-Louis Lebrave’s work uses material and cognitive technologies, historical representations of textuality and language, to determine the creation of texts. This collection brings together the main stages of a theory of writing developed over the past forty years.
- By (author) Jean-Louis Lebrave
- By (author) Rudolf Mahrer
- By (author) Benedicte Vauthier
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