Revue semestrielle de linguistique et littératures romanes

Écho des études romanes 2007, 3(1):13-23 | DOI: 10.32725/eer.2007.002

Mathesius lu à la lumière de SaussureFrench

Gilbert LAZARD
Institut de France, Paris

Mathesius red in the light of Saussure

Reading Mathesius' 1911 famous article in the light of Ferdinand de Saussure's theorisation highlights the convergence between the two scholars as renovators of the approach to the study of language. It clarifies the notion of synchrony and the dialectical relationship between the system of a language (la langue) and its actualisation in discourse (la parole), which are both underlying in Mathesius' article.

Keywords: Vilém Mathesius; Ferdinand de Saussure; synchrony; language; discourse

Published: June 11, 2007  Show citation

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