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Journal articles on the topic "Provençal (dialecte) – Alpes-Maritimes (France)"
Sauzade, Gérard. "Orientations of the Provençal Dolmens." Journal for the History of Astronomy 31, no. 25 (February 2000): S1—S10. http://dx.doi.org/10.1177/002182860003102501.
Full textA. Orban, Myriam. "Des huguenots en Provence orientale (1558-1594)." Revue d'histoire du protestantisme 5, no. 2-3 (December 18, 2020): 181–96. http://dx.doi.org/10.47421/rhp5_2-3_181-196.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Provençal (dialecte) – Alpes-Maritimes (France)"
Chaupré-Berki, Charlène. "Le royasque en France : un dialecte ligurien alpin ? Origines, classification, représentations et réalité sociolinguistique à la frontière franco-italienne." Electronic Thesis or Diss., Université de Lorraine, 2021. http://www.theses.fr/2021LORR0201.
Full textToday, the situation of regional languages raises many questions, particularly with regard to the hinge and transition linguistic zones, such as the Alpes Maritimes department. A language contact zone between French, Italian, and more precisely Ligurian - present as far as Menton, where it is in transition with Provençal - the Roya valley is a complex plurilingual and pluricultural territory.On the French side, our study focuses on the languages of the villages of Tende, La Brigue and Breil-sur-Roya (from the north to the south of the upper valley of the French Roya), on which the linguists Werner Forner and Jean-Philippe Dalbera have worked extensively. On the Italian side, I focused my research on the towns of the lower Roya valley, Sanremo and Ventimiglia, in the south of Western Liguria, and on the villages of Triora and Pigna, further north.Beyond the conflicts of identities and the urgency of safeguarding languages through their transmission in associations, one of the thorniest problems remains the linguistic classification of local languages. Although the territory of the valley is officially considered to be an Occitan area, linguists firmly oppose Ligurian-Alpine membership. From a sociolinguistic point of view, our aim will be to go beyond purely linguistic considerations to bring out the speakers' representations of their culture and of speaking to them.As far as our fieldwork is concerned, it is part of "the study of authentic language practices in a social context is a matter of sociolinguistics, in the broadest sense" Gadet (2003: 5) within a socioconstructivist epistemological framework of complex thinking and ethno-sociolinguistics theory (Calvet, 1993, Blanchet, 2000). Our research is situated in the field of languages in contact and is oriented towards a variationist (Labov, 1976) and interactional (Hymes, 1982; Gumperz, 1989 a and b) sociolinguistics, with the study of the heterogeneity of the linguistic systems and the linguistic heterogeneity of the social groups in our survey. We also interrogate in this framework the question of domination phenomena (Marcellesi and Gardin 1974, Blanchet 2018, Colonna 2020)
Maillan, Geneviève. "Le parler de Mouans-Sartoux : phonologie et morphologie." Nice, 1993. http://www.theses.fr/1993NICE2010.
Full textRanucci, Jean-Claude. "Essai de microtoponymie occitane : les noms de lieux des hautes vallées du pays niçois : thèse." Nice, 1999. http://www.theses.fr/1999NICE2027.
Full textDel, Giudice Philippe. "Réflexion préliminaire à la réalisation d'un dictionnaire du dialecte niçois." Thesis, Université Côte d'Azur (ComUE), 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017AZUR2035.
Full textWhat would characterize a good dictionary of Nice’s Occitan dialect? To answer this question, this PhD dissertation links a theoretical approach of a metalexicographical and linguistic nature with a targeted study of the specific dialectal field of application. On the theoretical level, the thesis proposes a general model for the development and analysis of lexicographical tools that is coupled with a study of the dialectal problematic. A return to the basic aspects of the linguistic sign completes the whole and shows that a dictionary – especially a dialectal one – benefits greatly from the adoption of the motivational semantics point of view, according to which the arbitrary character of lexical units must be refuted. Following the basic method suggested in the theoretical section, the development also examines the lexicographical context and then studies in detail the linguistic and sociolinguistic configurations of the Niçois dialect. The historico-critical analysis insists on the diversity of Occitan dictionaries and on the limits of an Occitan lexicography which, since the end of its golden age (from 1840 to the beginning of the 20th century) has ceased to develop innovative methods. This lexicographical panorama leads to an inventory of new needs. The (socio-)linguistic study which follows sets out to define the dialectal space of Niçois, to present the modalities of variation and to circumscribe the current state of the language. It concludes with a proposal for the structuring of protean data based on the designation (and on the elaboration) of a referential variety. A sample of the Variational Dictionary of Niçois is the culmination of the study
Books on the topic "Provençal (dialecte) – Alpes-Maritimes (France)"
Germi, Claudette. Mots du Champsaur, Hautes-Alpes. Grenoble: Ellug, 1996.
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