Degré et intensification : essai de typologie
Existing typologies of degree and intensification processes all seem to overlook some aspects of the issue under scrutiny. They all focus on syntactic, semantic or morphosyntactic criteria leaving aside the phonological, lexical or stylistic dimensions of degree and intensification processes. We wil...
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| description | Existing typologies of degree and intensification processes all seem to overlook some aspects of the issue under scrutiny. They all focus on syntactic, semantic or morphosyntactic criteria leaving aside the phonological, lexical or stylistic dimensions of degree and intensification processes. We will first give our definitions of the terms “degree” and “intensification”, then we will present and discuss the existing typologies, which will lead us to present our own typology bearing in mind that the various processes often overlap. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-17206d4f827a43d88bb7a62ef6db00a32025-08-20T01:44:49ZengPresses Universitaires du MidiAnglophonia1278-33312427-04662015-11-012010.4000/anglophonia.549Degré et intensification : essai de typologieLucile BordetDenis JametExisting typologies of degree and intensification processes all seem to overlook some aspects of the issue under scrutiny. They all focus on syntactic, semantic or morphosyntactic criteria leaving aside the phonological, lexical or stylistic dimensions of degree and intensification processes. We will first give our definitions of the terms “degree” and “intensification”, then we will present and discuss the existing typologies, which will lead us to present our own typology bearing in mind that the various processes often overlap.https://journals.openedition.org/anglophonia/549degreeintensificationtypology |
| spellingShingle | Lucile Bordet Denis Jamet Degré et intensification : essai de typologie degree intensification typology |
| title | Degré et intensification : essai de typologie |
| title_full | Degré et intensification : essai de typologie |
| title_fullStr | Degré et intensification : essai de typologie |
| title_full_unstemmed | Degré et intensification : essai de typologie |
| title_short | Degré et intensification : essai de typologie |
| title_sort | degre et intensification essai de typologie |
| topic | degree intensification typology |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/anglophonia/549 |
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