Lexique, Syntaxe et Lexique-Grammaire / Syntax, Lexis & Lexicon-Grammar
Papers in honour of Maurice Gross
Editors
Maurice Gross, who died in December 2001, was a pioneer and leading thinker in the field of modern linguistics. Long before computers could facilitate large-scale, lexically-based language study, he and his team began building an exhaustive, empirically-based inventory of the "lexicon-grammar" of French which, thirty years later, still remains the most complete syntax-based lexicon available. Researchers all over the world have adopted the Gross model of description, which serves as a computational model for any language. As can be seen in the contributions in this volume, it has been applied to languages as different as Arabic, Chinese, English, Greek or Korean (as well as the major Romance languages, of course). In this volume the reader will also find a number of articles by eminent linguists who were close friends of Maurice Gross, and frequently in dialogue with him on linguistic issues. No matter whether they shared his theoretical views, or his particular empirical methods of description, they each had great respect for his work, especially for the close-grained linguistic analysis which has set a benchmark for future generations.
[Lingvisticæ Investigationes Supplementa, 24] 2004. xxii, 659 pp.
Publishing status: Available
Published online on 12 April 2011
Published online on 12 April 2011
© John Benjamins Publishing Company
Table of Contents
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Foreword | pp. xi–xxii
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Entretien avec Maurice GrossJean-Claude † Chevalier | pp. 1–10
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Le Lexique-Grammaire du grec moderneAnna Anastassiadis-Syméonidis | pp. 11–22
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Lexique-Grammaire et extensions lexicales: Note sur le semi-figementAntoinette Balibar-Mrabti | pp. 23–29
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Instrument Nouns and Fusion: Predicative nouns designating violent actionsJorge Baptista | pp. 31–40
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La constitution d’une concordance de verbes de l’ancien françaisHava Bat-Zeev Shyldkrot | pp. 41–50
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Les adjectifs dérivés de noms de parties du corps dans les textes médicauxAndrée Borillo | pp. 51–62
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À propos des phrases transitives en arabe: Sur quelques critères de reconnaissance des objets directsMohamed Chad | pp. 63–77
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Étude distributionnelle des constructions en ba en chinoisCheng Ting-Au | pp. 79–89
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Principes d’analyse automatique des proverbesMirella Conenna | pp. 91–103
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Sur la valeur de l’ « incise » et sa postposition: Signe mimique et « style indirect libre »Benoît de Cornulier | pp. 105–111
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Dictionnaires électroniques DELAF anglais et françaisBlandine Courtois | pp. 113–123
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Lexicon-Grammar, Electronic Dictionaries and Local Grammars of ItalianEmilio D’Agostino, Annibale Elia and Simonetta Vietri | pp. 125–136
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Coréférence événementielle entre deux phrasesLaurence Danlos | pp. 137–153
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Strings, Lists and Intonation in Garden Path Sentences: Can it, plan it, or planet?Ray C. Dougherty | pp. 155–174
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Les relatifs de surfaceJean Dubois and Francoise Dubois-Charlier | pp. 175–183
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Les attributs du complément d’objetAndré Dugas | pp. 185–193
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Une étude de corpus pour éclairer la question du verbe de l’incise en FrançaisCédrick Fairon | pp. 195–210
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Les prépositions forment-elles une classe?David Gaatone | pp. 211–221
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Une construction tronquée du verbe faire: Jean fait le (brave + cachottier + repentant + enfant gâté)Jacqueline Giry-Schneider | pp. 223–229
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Classes sémantiques et description des languesGaston Gross | pp. 231–238
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Multi-Lexemic Expressions: an overviewFranz Guenthner and Xavier Blanco | pp. 239–252
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Here and ThereRichard S. Kayne | pp. 253–273
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Sur l’ordre des adjectifsFerenc Kiefer | pp. 275–285
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Anaphores associatives: du large à l’étroitGeorges Kleiber | pp. 287–299
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Tree pruningS.-Y. Kuroda | pp. 303–311
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Lexiques-grammaires comparés: Quelques observations sur des différences syntaxiques en français de France et du QuébecJacques Labelle | pp. 313–324
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Italian People at Work: Jobs in Lexical SyntaxNunzio La Fauci and Ignazio Mauro Mirto | pp. 325–341
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La structure de la phrase en français de BelgiqueBéatrice Lamiroy and Jean Klein | pp. 343–371
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Restructuration and the subject of adjectivesÉric Laporte | pp. 373–388
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Synonymie de mots et synonymie de phrases: une approche formelleChristian Leclère and Jacqueline Brisbois | pp. 389–404
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Les aventures de Max et Eve, j’ai aimé: À propos d’un C.O.D. “Canada Dry”Danielle Leeman | pp. 405–412
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Nominalizations of English Neutral VerbsPeter A. Machonis | pp. 413–421
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Remarks on the Complementation of Aspectual VerbsElisabete Ranchhod | pp. 423–438
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À propos de [pc-z.]Claude Muller | pp. 439–453
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Some Linguistic Problems in Building a Korean Electronic Lexicon of Simple VerbsJeesun Nam | pp. 455–469
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Du locatif directionnel au datif dans les constructions du verbe arriverKozué Ogata | pp. 471–484
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La conjonction même si n’existe pas!Mireille Piot | pp. 485–496
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A Remark on English Double NegativesPaul M. Postal | pp. 497–508
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Déverbatif et diathèse en malgacheRoger-Bruno Rabenilaina | pp. 509–516
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Les travaux en Lexique-Grammaire du malgache et leurs extensionsLucie Raharinirina Rabaovololona and Baholisoa Simone Ralalaoherivony | pp. 517–526
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Shall we hors d’œuvres? The Assimilation of Gallicisms into EnglishAntoinette Renouf | pp. 527–545
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The Syntax of Emphasis — A Base CampHáj Ross | pp. 547–559
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Verbs of Mental StatesMorris Salkoff | pp. 561–571
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Diphtongues vocaliques et diphtongues consonantiquesSanford A. Schane | pp. 573–580
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Time in Language — Language in Time: A Leibnizian PerspectiveHelmut Schnelle | pp. 581–588
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Reconnaissance des déterminants françaisMax Silberztein | pp. 589–600
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Essai d’interprétation fonctionnelle des tables du Lexique-GrammaireYoichiro Tsuruga | pp. 601–611
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Some Elements for an Empirical Approach to the Study of MeaningJean-Roger Vergnaud and María Luisa Zubizarreta | pp. 613–627
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Morphologie dérivationnelle et mots simples: Le cas du serbo-croateDuško Vitas | pp. 629–639
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Une grille d’analyse pour les prédicats nominauxRobert Vivès | pp. 641–647
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Publications de Maurice Gross: Bibliographie établie par Takuya Nakamura | pp. 649–659
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Subjects
Terminology & Lexicography
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CFK: Grammar, syntax
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LAN009000: LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Linguistics / General