| Titre | Les dérivés français à référence collective | |
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| Auteur | Sophie Aliquot-Suengas | |
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Revue | Langages |
| Numéro | no 152, décembre 2003 Quoi de neuf en morphologie? sous la direction de Bernard Fradin et Françoise Kerleroux | |
| Page | 33-50 | |
| Résumé anglais |
Our analysis of french nouns with collective reference which are constructed on the basis of a noun with the suffixes -ade, -aie, -aille and -uге such as colonnade, chênaie, chevelure and grenaille or prêtraille has a double end: (i) to account of the exact part of the suffixation in the fact that a noun may have a collective reference; (ii) to progress in the analysis of collective throughout the part-whole relations, and, in a very specific manner, throughout two of these relations, the portion- mass relation (which connects grain to grenaille, for instance), and a relation which has never been studied for itself but has only been evocated in a constrastive way connected with other meronymic relations, the member-collection relation (which connects colonne with colonnade and cheveu with chevelure for instance). It appears that one can predict the type of whole named by a derived noun according to the suffix which has been used to construct it. So it will be proved that the lexical units do have a lexical specific meaning which is independent of the context; so it will be shown how to express plurality in the inflexional and derivational fields. Source : Éditeur (via Persée) |
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| Article en ligne | http://www.persee.fr/doc/lgge_0458-726x_2003_num_37_152_2438 |
