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Fri Feb 16 2007
Qs: Saussure on Word-Formation
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1. Bruno
Maroneze,
Saussure on Word-Formation
Message 1: Saussure on Word-Formation
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Date: 15-Feb-2007
From: Bruno Maroneze <maronezebrunoyahoo.com.br>
Subject: Saussure on Word-Formation
Dear colleagues,
I am doing a research on word-formation theories, and I noticed that this
is a subject quite extensively discussed in the ''Cours de Linguistique
Générale'', specially on the chapters about syntagmatic and associative
relations and analogy, with very interesting conclusions, in my opinion.
However, I could not find any papers or books which comment Saussure's
ideas specifically in this subject. As far as I could find, Roy Harris's
book ''Reading Saussure'' does not treat this as a major problem. I would
appreciate if you could tell me if you know any works discussing
word-formation in a Saussurean view. Thank you!
Best regards,
Bruno
Linguistic Field(s):
Morphology
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