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Titre Les savoirs linguistiques « ordinaires » en didactique des langues : des idiotismes
Auteur Jean-Claude Beacco
Mir@bel Revue Langue française
Numéro no 131, septembre 2001 Grammaires d'enseignants et grammaires d'apprenants de langue étrangère, sous la direction de Jean-Claude Beacco et Rémy Porquier
Page 89-105
Résumé anglais This article bears upon the necessity, as regards foreign language learning and teaching, to identify and characterise ordinary (as opposed to academic) knowledge, a specific and important component of learning /teaching situations and contexts. In this respect, idiomatic expressions, which come under grammar and /or lexicon and /or discourse, may be considered as a specific type of ordinary knowledge, on account of their diversity and of the cross-linguistic perceptions and representations associated. Contrastive bilingual inventories of idiomatic expressions, on an extensive and structured basis, are suggested. Not only they are useful for learning /teaching at advanced levels, but they also contribute to an understanding of the morphosyntactic image of the foreign language, such as it is perceived by the non-native learners, as a part of of a wider body of representations.
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