L’arbitraire saussurien : résistances et résolution

In the 1930’s, the School of Geneva and the School of Paris debated on the Saussurean’s primary principle of sign, one of the 20th-century main controversy in linguistics. The Saussurean’s axiom, based on the link between signifier (sound pattern) and signified (concept), is a premise of Ferdinand...

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Autore principale: Mathieu, Cécile
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Pubblicazione: 2018
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spelling cairn-LING_541_0021LINGLa linguistique https://shs.cairn.info/revue-la-linguistique-2018-1-page-21?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/ling.541.0021 L’arbitraire saussurien : résistances et résolution Mathieu, Cécile2018 fre La linguistique | 54 | 1 | 2018-04-27 | p. 21-38 | 0075-966X LING_54188 In the 1930’s, the School of Geneva and the School of Paris debated on the Saussurean’s primary principle of sign, one of the 20th-century main controversy in linguistics. The Saussurean’s axiom, based on the link between signifier (sound pattern) and signified (concept), is a premise of Ferdinand de Saussure’s theory. Many other equally important concepts emerged from this axiom such as the language considered as a system, the distinction between substance and form, signification and value, and finally the implicit equipollence of the content and the expression plans. The Saussurean’s axiom was only confirmed later with André Martinet’s conceptualization of double articulation of language. This article underlines the reasons behind the misunderstandings of and oppositions to this axiom, named by Saussure the “primary truth”. Cairn free access
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description In the 1930’s, the School of Geneva and the School of Paris debated on the Saussurean’s primary principle of sign, one of the 20th-century main controversy in linguistics. The Saussurean’s axiom, based on the link between signifier (sound pattern) and signified (concept), is a premise of Ferdinand de Saussure’s theory. Many other equally important concepts emerged from this axiom such as the language considered as a system, the distinction between substance and form, signification and value, and finally the implicit equipollence of the content and the expression plans. The Saussurean’s axiom was only confirmed later with André Martinet’s conceptualization of double articulation of language. This article underlines the reasons behind the misunderstandings of and oppositions to this axiom, named by Saussure the “primary truth”.
author Mathieu, Cécile
spellingShingle Mathieu, Cécile
L’arbitraire saussurien : résistances et résolution
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title L’arbitraire saussurien : résistances et résolution
title_short L’arbitraire saussurien : résistances et résolution
title_full L’arbitraire saussurien : résistances et résolution
title_fullStr L’arbitraire saussurien : résistances et résolution
title_full_unstemmed L’arbitraire saussurien : résistances et résolution
title_sort l’arbitraire saussurien : résistances et résolution
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