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Le traitement différentiel en lexicographie diachronique: l'exemple de chansonnier

  • Autores: Jean-Nicolas de Surmont
  • Localización: Estudis romànics, ISSN 0211-8572, Nº. 26, 2004, págs. 85-108
  • Idioma: francés
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    • The lexicographical treatment of chansonnier features disparities of a diatopic type (Quebec meanings as against French meanings) and of a diachronic type. As regards geolinguistic variation, the sememes describe the definitions associated with the song activities of the two French-speaking communities. As regards history, a complex problem arises in so far as the medieval song collection was not termed chansonnier at the time, but rather by co-existing and varied lexicons (particularly albums de chanson). Moreover, the first reference acknowledged by the lexicographical tradition (1717) refers not to /recueil/ (¿collection¿) as expected but rather to /faiseur de chanson/ (¿song maker¿). Indeed the title in which this first definition appears ¿la Clef des chansonniers¿ is to be interpreted as a collection of then-popular tunes for singers, not as ¿the key to song collections¿ (/la clé des recueils de chanson/). This paper seeks to elucidate the semantic programme of the lexeme chansonnier in diachrony.


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