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Journal articles on the topic "Française et haïtienne de langue créole"
Bélaise, Max. "Néo-créolisation en Martinique : le rôle des églises pentecôtistes dans le processus d’intégration et d’éducation de la communauté haïtienne." Archipélies 3-4 (2012): 245–72. https://doi.org/10.4000/12wiy.
Full textLeclerc, Catherine. "« [N]ou rasanble » : rassemblements hétérolingues et hétérogènes dans les chansons de Muzion." Analyses 16, no. 2 (July 26, 2022): 61–80. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1090840ar.
Full textParham, Angel Adams. "Comparative Creoles: Race, Identity, and Difference Between Louisiana and its Caribbean Counterparts." Quebec Studies 71, no. 1 (June 1, 2021): 61–82. http://dx.doi.org/10.3828/qs.2021.6.
Full textLacoste, Véronique. "Toronto Haitian English : a Preliminary Account." Recherches anglaises et nord-américaines 48, no. 1 (2015): 51–64. http://dx.doi.org/10.3406/ranam.2015.1491.
Full textNdayiragije, Juvénal. "La source du déterminant agglutiné en créole haïtien." Canadian Journal of Linguistics/Revue canadienne de linguistique 34, no. 3 (September 1989): 313–17. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0008413100013487.
Full textBrousseau, Anne-Marie. "De “nù-fló” à “po-bouch”: hypothèsss sur l’origine des composés en haïtien." Canadian Journal of Linguistics/Revue canadienne de linguistique 34, no. 3 (September 1989): 285–312. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0008413100013475.
Full textVingadessin, Nadia. "L’insécurité linguistique dans l’espace scolaire réunionnais en cours d’anglais." OLBI Journal 13 (January 23, 2024): 285–314. http://dx.doi.org/10.18192/olbij.v13i1.6635.
Full textThermes, Camille. "Patrick Chamoiseau : "Guerrier de l'imaginaire" en langue française." Jangada: crítica | literatura | artes 1, no. 20 (April 17, 2023): 243–57. http://dx.doi.org/10.35921/jangada.v1i20.436.
Full textCadely, Jean-Robert Joseph. "L’opposition /γ/ : /w/ en créole haïtien: un paradoxe résolu." Canadian Journal of Linguistics/Revue canadienne de linguistique 33, no. 2 (June 1988): 121–42. http://dx.doi.org/10.1017/s0008413100012809.
Full textSofo, Giuseppe. "Pour une « langue-monde »." Francosphères 11, no. 1 (June 1, 2022): 71–83. http://dx.doi.org/10.3828/franc.2022.6.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Française et haïtienne de langue créole"
Najac, Sandra. "Contact de langues et identité chez des Québécois d'origine haïtienne." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Avignon, 2023. http://www.theses.fr/2023AVIG1012.
Full textThe immigration policy and cultural policies of Quebec promote the emergence of a significant number of Haitian people in Montreal. Therefore, these people can evolve in a social environment that is different from the one they used to have in their country of origin. We have conducted a research in the Saint-Michel district of Montreal with of a group of young people of different origins, but mostly of Haitian origin. Through this research we have concluded that Haitian origin, while sometimes being endowed with a painful memory of alterity, have developed a social bond with other young people, whethernative or immigrants from different other origins. Although the most predominant language used or spoken by these young Haitian immigrants is Quebec French, the Haitian Creole has established itself as the emblem of this link developed between the different young people of the district. We have also noticed that these young people of Haitian origin have demonstrated social innovation and developed identity strategies in order to assert themselves as social actors in this Quebec society. In addition, the sociolinguistic dynamics in Saint-Michel has favoured the vitality of the Haitian Creole, which, thus, takesan unusual route
Desrivières, Jean Durosier. "La poésie bilingue franco-créole de Monchoachi (Martinique) et de Georges Castera fils (Haïti) : entre interritorialité et exterritorialité linguistiques, identité ouverte et identité close." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Antilles, 2025. http://www.theses.fr/2025ANTI1209.
Full textGeorges Castera, Jr. (Haiti) and Monchoachi (Martinique) have produced a significant and substantial body of bilingual poetry, in French and Creole. Yet, each of the two poets makes a particular use of their primary languages in their writing practices, resulting in a unique expression of identity. The work aims to identify and illustrate the bilingualism exhibited by the Haitian and Martinican poets, while revealing that their bilingual poetry conveys the expression of a relatively closed identity in the case for Castera, Jr. and a markedly open identity for Monchoachi. Naturally, this study begins with the concept of “bilingualism”, followed by “diglossia”, “literary diglossia” and “interlecte”, according to Charles A. Ferguson, Jean Bernabé and Félix Lambert Prudent respectively. It examines the bilingual poetry of both poets through the lenses of bilingualism, interlecte, heterolingualism (as proposed by Grutman), and “linguistic territoriality,” analyzed specifically by Felix Tacke, to arrive at functional and operational innovative concepts of autonomous and compound bilingualism, linguistic interritoriality, exterritoriality, and interterritoriality. Using a unique comparative analysis of the authors' bilingual works, which draws from structural linguistics (Ducrot), semanalysis (Kristeva), semiotics (Barthes and Rifaterre) and thematic criticism (Richard and Barthes), this thesis demonstrates that Georges Castera is above all an interritolingual. He strictly employs the official and national languages of Haitian territory, reflecting a perspective of autonomous bilingualism characterized by the separate use of Creole and French. Monchoachi, on the other hand, is an interterritolingual who uses the local languages of Martinique (French and Creole) in a compound bilingualism. He incorporates various Creole variants from the Franco-Creole-speaking Caribbean to different forms of French, and other foreign languages. Comparative analysis has also allowed us to identify distinct poetics in the two poets: 1) one differentiated, sharing a common materialism: Castera's corpoétique and Monchoachi's panpoétique; 2) the other conjugated, characterized by the notion of ambivalence. The concepts resulting from this work should facilitate the analysis and naming of linguistic phenomena associated with poetic creations, or even broader statements, that reflect the nuanced bilingualism of targeted speakers, with respect to other bilingual spheres in the Caribbean region or elsewhere
Georges Castera fils (Ayiti) ak Monchoachi (Matinik) ekri yon kokennchenn travay poetik bileng, an franse e an kreyòl. Men chak poèt yo itilize toulede lang yo jan pa li lè l ap ekri ; pratik yo chak bay ekspresyon yon idantite espesyal. Objektif travay rechèch sa a se nonmen ak montre mòd bilengwism poèt ayisyen an ak poèt matinikè a ap pratike, pandan l ap devwale pwezi bileng yo a ki debouche sou ekspresyon yon idantite ase fèmen bò kote Castera, e ki byen louvri bò kote Monchoachi. Se vre, etid sa a chita dabò sou baz konsèpt « bilengwism » lan, epi li pase wè konsèpt « diglosi » a dapre Charles A. Ferguson, « diglosi litérè » a dapre Jean Bernabé ak « entèrlèkt » la dapre Félix Lambert Prudent. Li analize pwezi bileng de poèt yo sou baz konsèpt bilengwism lan ak entèlèkt la, sou baz etewolengwism lan tou, dapre Grutman, ak « teritoryalite lengwistik » la ke Felix Tacke konsidere nan sans pa li. Konsèpt sa yo rive jwenn yon seri de lòt konsèpt tou nèf ki fonksyonèl e operatwa : bilengwism otonòm, bilengwism konpoze, enteritoryalite, eksteteritoryalite ak entèrteritoryalite lengwistik. Gras ak analiz konparatis sou travay poetik bileng de otè yo, ki baze sou kwazman lengwistik striktiral dapre Ducrot, semanaliz dapre Kristeva, semyotik dapre Barthes ak Riffaterre e kritik tematik dapre Richard ak Barthes, travay rechèch sa a rive sètifye Georges Castera sitou tankou yon enteritoleng k ap pratike lang ofisyèl ak lang nasyonal teritwa ayisyen yon jan strik, sou bann bilengwism otonòm lan – sa vle di li itilize kreyòl la ak franse a san li pa melanje yo. Alòske Monchoachi montre li se yon entèteritoleng k ap pratike lang lokal teritwa matinikè a (franse ak kreyòl), dapre yon bilengwism konpoze ki pran sous li nan plizyè kreyòl Karayib ki pale franse-kreyòl la, nan diferan degre franse a ak plizyè lòt lang etranje. Analiz konparatis la pèmèt de powetik sòti nan travay de poèt yo : 1) youn ki diferan, menm si materyalism lan sèvi kòm tèm ki reyini yo : kòpoetik bò kote Castera, panpoetik bò kote Monchoachi ; 2) yon lòt powetik ki mete toulède poèt yo dakò plizoumwen, paske li chita sou nosyon mazimaza (ambivalence oubyen ambiguïté an franse) ke yo pataje. Tout konsèpt ki soti nan travay sa a ta dwe favorize analiz ak mannyè pou nonmen yon seri de fenomèn lengwistik ki makònen ak kreyasyon powetik. Yo ta dwe makònen tou ak yon pil pawòl k ap pale toulong, pawòl ki konsène yon pil moun bileng : moun k ap pale de lang ki plizoumwen diferan, si nou konsidere lòt espas bileng nan laKarayib oubyen lòt kote
Rozevel, Jean-Baptiste. "Etude syntactico-sémantique des zones de prédication et de détermination en créole haïtien : essai sur quelques micro-opérations." Paris 5, 1992. http://www.theses.fr/1992PA05H030.
Full textAll the studies on Haitian Creole analyze the language using such concepts as noun, verb, adjective, etc. , which represent the traditionally so-called parts of speech. But in anyone of them there is no reflection upon the relevancy of those concepts as to their application to the language. Therefore, one may argue that Haitian creole has always been considered as a language-nevertheless-a dialect (of French). In our study, we propose that Haitian creole be considered a language-in-itself. We claim that language is made of (syntactico-semantic) operations. All these options are expressed within the structural schemes of predication and determination. Three different essays dealing with micro-operations of presupposition, possession, and moralization, illustrate this new approach of Haitian creole
Lainy, Rochambeau. "Temps et aspect dans la structure de l'énonciation rapportée : comparaison entre le français et le créole haïtien." Rouen, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010ROUEL005.
Full textThis thesis treats the temporality and the reported speech. Concretely, it is question of studying the value of the aspectuo-temporal indicators in the context of the reported speech, determining the type of relation which the interval of the reported process has with the interval the introducer process, and finally comparing the studied phenomenon in French with that observed in Haitian Creole. This research belongs to the field of temporal semantics and the reported speech. We used the aspectuo-temporal system of L. Gosselin as a basical theory. We have analysed our data and drew the following conclusions : the reported tense has a deictic employment when it indicates its own point of reference, and anaphoric when its value depends on another element present in the context. The interval of the reported process can have, in addition the relations related to the traditional triad (anteriority, simultaneity or posteriority), an inclusion relation with the interval the introducer process. We noticed a clear and marked difference between the reported temporal indicators in Haitian Creole and those of French
Nelson, Martineau. "Contexte sociolinguistique haïtien, didactique de l’oral en français et objectifs pragmatiques : dynamique inter-résolectale, pratiques ordinaires et insécurité pragmalinguistique entre créole et français." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014REN20048/document.
Full textTwo main languages of Haiti (creole and french) are " mixed " in the context of socio-political, intercommunal and sociodidactics interactions. The periods of presidential elections from 2000 to 2011 have highlighted in public discourse dynamics ordinary "inter-resolectal" practices and its corollary of "socio-pragma-linguistic" insecurity. This oral dynamic is part of the history of the island and plantation society that colonial powers have imposed. This generates glottopolitic problems. Based on theories of context, called from a double interactionist and variationist anchor, this thesis attempts to question, diagnose, understand and change the problematic of the oral part of Haiti's education system. The results of the analysis show an unequal of educational, professional and academic achievement, because of the inadequacy and the breakout between school and extracurricular linguistic practices. A pragmatic approach is advocated for the teaching of haitian oral , with datasheets, to try to improve school practices by transposing ordinary practices in teaching
De lang prensipal (kreyòl ak fransè) "melanje" nan kontèks entèyaksyon sosyopolitik, entèkominotè ak sosyodidaktik an Ayiti. Peryòd eleksyon prezidansyèl sòti nan lane 2000 rive 2011 yo fè parèt nan diskou piblik dinamik pratik òdinatè "entè-rezolektal" ak konsekans li ki se ensekirite " sosyo-pragma-lengwistik. " Dinamik oral sa a sòti nan listwa zile a ak sosyete plantè yo nan enpozisyon pouvwa kolonyal yo. Sa a vin bay pwoblèm glotopolitik. Sou baz teyori kontèks, apati yon doub ankraj intèyaksyonis ak varyasyionis, tèz sa ap eseye kesyonnen, fè dyagnostik, konprann ak modifye plas pwoblematik oral la nan sistèm edikatif ayisyen an. Rezilta analiz yo montre inegalite nan siksè edikatif, pwofesyonèl ak inivèsitè, akoz inadekwasyon ak blokaj ki genyen ant pratik lengwistik anndan ak andeyò lekòl yo. Yon demach pragmatik defann plas yon didaktik oral ayisyen , gras ak kèk fich teknik , pou amelyore pratik lekòl nan transpozisyon pratik òdinè yo nan ansèyman
Constant, Alberte. "Transmission et appropriation de la langue dans un contexte postcolonial : le cas haïtien." Thesis, Paris 3, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA030087.
Full textThis work proposes a study of the teaching and learning of French and Creole in Haitian schools starting from the points of view of history and epistemology. From the epistemological point of view, it entends to show the limitations of the approach taken by most linguists who have worked in this area. Considering writing as simple transcription of the the spoken, theses linguists ignoe the difficulties posed by the adoption of Haitian Creole into the fields of literacy and education. A lack of consistency in the definition of grammatical concepts and a singular vision of the phrase in Creole are the two consequences that flow from this approach. If the comparative approach wishes to relate Creole and French on the syntactic level, they always leave aside the discursive and textual problematic. left to themselves, textbook writers and teachers do not dare to break away form tradition. From the historical point of view, we show that the Haitian school model inherits its principals from the French school of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. This legacy consists of a complex interdiscursive and intertextual network. Generally ignored, this network is nonetheless the basis on which 85% of teachers without training rely. By repeating the speeches and texts available, theses teachers convey unconsciously, contradictions that are blocking the communicational goals envisaged by the reform school. From these two observations, this study proposes to turn to a new concept of ownership of the written and oral. This approach takes into account the impact of anthropological writing and the requirements of communicational action. Several directions haven benn suggested. The main focus will be towards a sociodiscursive orientation towards Haitian Creole
Cantet, Christèle. "Mythes et figures de la belle créole dans la littérature de langue française : France, Mascareignes, Antilles française." La Réunion, 2005. http://elgebar.univ-reunion.fr/login?url=http://thesesenligne.univ.run/05_17_Cantet_vol.pdf.
Full textExotic literature is rich with male and female figures who represent a newly- discovered world. They seem to convey both the dream and the reality of this world. Based on historical facts, authors build characters thanks to whom communication with the found land becomes possible. To investigate the myth of the Belle Creole in French literature helps us to understand what it stands for in this exotic imaginary world, but also what it means in the imaginary world of overseas French colonies. This research examines the timing and the details in which the myth emerged in literature as well as its evolution. Finally, we shall see how the myth persists in postcolonial literature
Deblaine, Dominique. "Simone Schwarz-Bart : imaginaire et espace créole." Bordeaux 3, 1989. http://www.theses.fr/1989BOR30036.
Full textSchwarz-bart's use of creole in her works, the deciphering and explaining of the speech elements she has kept in her writings, the question of man's presence in the world, this study aims at deciphering the writer's own myths and her obsessional ideal; in other words her "desire to exist", what simone schwarz-bart is longing for is "peace of mind and soul" and "committed aloofness"; her own world is that of trancendence and it is dominated by two great characters ; prometheus and orpheus, the words used to reveal the tragic aspect of life, the feelings and sensuality as the only paths to truth mark simone schwarz-bart out as a romanticist, through her use of proverbs, tales and songs she also belongs with those who wish to lear witness, with those desire to exist is inkeeping with their desire to remember, besides, her "desire to exist" comes out trough her creole based writing which is, itself, influenced by west indian history and syths, creole and its speech related phrases express, in many varied ways, west indian's doubt, love of fun and pleasure, and their rooting in a very particular culture, simone schwarz-bart uses a language that's both harmonious and bitter because of her recourse to a creole inspired language, to the presence of leitmotivs and their recurrence in her works
Paul, Marie Ensie. "La méthode comparative historique appliquée au syntagme prédicatif des créoles français de Guadeloupe/ Martinique, Haïti et Louisiane : interrogations et perspectives." Thesis, Paris 3, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013PA030120.
Full textWithin the framework of functionalism, this dissertation is a historical comparative research that aims at bringing a contribution to the establishment of relatedness between three French-based Creoles (Haitian, Antillean (Guadeloupe/Martinique) Louisianan and the varieties of colonial French. The predicative syntagm of the three Creoles are compared on one hand and on the other hand a comparison is established with the varieties of colonial French. The corpus is compound of two kinds of texts: the texts showing the early stage of the Creole languages and the documents showing the language state of Colonial French. The Creole documents extend from a period that starts from 1671 to 1850, 1804 and 1867 respectively for Guadeloupe / Martinique, Haiti and Louisiana. The TMA system, negation, serial verbs, the copula and the expression of passivity are studied. The choice of the topics was based on the great interest observed towards them in specialized literature
Montrésor, Sabine. "Images et métamorphoses du baroque dans la Caraïbe, Cuba, les Antilles françaises et Haïti." Paris 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005PA030039.
Full textSay what is West Indies and produce it for the people of the speech, is a constant and essential challenge. For the master's of the speech the question is how to expose his plurality to let show the oral tradition in the script. Among various genres they will find, languages, pictures and artifices to express his diversity and peculiarity and the “Tout-Monde”. So from the “Réel-Merveilleux” till the Néo baroque, French Creole “dit” explain and impress himself as a literature
Books on the topic "Française et haïtienne de langue créole"
Goury, Laurence. Le ndyuka: Une langue créole du Surinam et de Guyane française. Paris: L'Harmattan, 2003.
Find full textGoury, Laurence. Le ndyuka: Une langue créole du Surinam et de Guyane française. Paris: Harmattan, 2003.
Find full textLaroche, Maximilien. Littérature haïtienne: Identité, langue, réalité. Port-au-Prince, Haïti: Editions Mémoire, 1999.
Find full textLaguerre, Pierre Michel. Enseigner le créole et le français aux enfants haïtiens: Enjeux et perspectives : réflexions et pistes d'action pédagogique relatives à la situation d'enseignement apprentissage des enfants scolarisés en Haïti et au Québec. Haïti]: Impr. Henri Deschamps, 2003.
Find full textAnthologie des poètes de la Grand'Anse: Textes en français et en créole. Port-au-Prince, Haïti: Éditions Choucoune, 2021.
Find full textRestructuration grammaticale dans les langues créoles: Le cas du Ndjuka, langue créole de base Anglaise du Surinam et de Guyane Française. 1999.
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GOVAIN, Renauld, and Pierre MARTINEZ. "Le français haïtien entre normes institutionnelles et normes endogènes." In L’expansion de la norme endogène du français en francophonie, 123–40. Editions des archives contemporaines, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.7026.
Full textTAPIA MEDINA, Ariel Osvaldo. "Les langues « minoritaires dominicaines » : enjeux glottopolitiques." In Langue(s) en mondialisation, 205–14. Editions des archives contemporaines, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.5283.
Full textConference papers on the topic "Française et haïtienne de langue créole"
Anaïs Stampfli, sans prénom. "Dézafi et Les affres d’un défi de Frankétienne. Enjeux de la recréation française du premier roman en créole haïtien." In Traduire, transposer, composer. Passages des arts verbaux extra-occidentaux en langue française. Fabula, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.58282/colloques.6947.
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