Écho des études romanes 2010, 6(1):161-170 | DOI: 10.32725/eer.2010.015
Marginalité lexicale et marginalité grammaticale dans les textes littérairesFrench
- Université de Debrecen
Lexical marginality and grammatical marginality in literary texts
This paper discusses two contrasting types of linguistic marginality in rather unconventional literary texts. Lexico-semantic incompatibility is analysed in Constellations (1958) by André Breton, whereas a variety of agrammatical constructions are examined in Tardifs instantanés (1987) by Jean-Loup Trassard. The analysis shows that in spite of their non-standard linguistic structures, such texts establish a specific coherence, placing peripheral phenomena in the centre of interest.
Keywords: centre; periphery; lexical marginality; grammatical marginality; literary text
Published: June 11, 2010 Show citation
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