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History of Linguistics 2014: Selected papers from the 13th International Conference on the History of the Language Sciences (ICHoLS XIII), Vila Real, Portugal, 25–29 August 2014
Edited by Carlos Assunção, Gonçalo Fernandes and Rolf Kemmler
[Studies in the History of the Language Sciences 126] 2016
► pp. 83–96

L’interjection dans la tradition grammaticale latine, de l’Antiquité à l’Humanisme

This article examines the treatment of the interjection in the Latin grammatical tradition, from Varro to the 17th Century. The author focuses on the originality and specificity of this part of speech from different points of view: the etymology of the word ‘interiectio’ and its exploitation by grammarians; the coining of a specific term and the recognition of a subspecies within a word class; the definition of interiectio and its semiotic, phonological and syntactic functions. The interjection has a paradoxical status among Latin grammarians: lacking the status of a (full) word, and not being clearly structured, the interjection is often equivalent to an entire sentence, and is at times pragmatically more ‘efficient’ than a sentence.

Article language: French

Published online: 17 August 2016
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https://doi.org/10.1075/sihols.126.07col
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Voir corpus de référence dans les notices du CTLF (Corpus de textes linguistiques fondamentaux) [URL].
Synopsis chronologique des principaux auteurs cités: Denys le Thrace (Ier s. a.C.); Palémon (Ier s. p.C.); Varron (c.45); Quintilien (c.95); Apollonius Dyscole (IIe s.); Julius Romanus (IIIe s.); Donat (c.350); Charisius (c.360); Diomède (c.370); Augustin (354–430); Servius (1re moitié Ve s.); Audax (Ve s.); Pompeius (fin Ve s.); Priscien (c.525); Isidore de Séville (c.625); Rémi d’Auxerre (c.870–900); Évrard de Béthune (c.1200); Jourdain de Saxe (déb. XIIIe s.); Raoul de Beauvais (XIIIe s.); Roger Bacon (c.1240); Giovanni Balbi (1286); Lorenzo Valla (1471 [1441–1449]); Niccolò Perotti (1473 [1468]); Despautère (1506–1519); Linacre (1524); Melanchthon (1526); Ramus (1559); Scaliger (1540); Sanctius (1587); Álvarez (1596 [1572]); Vossius (1662)

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