Défense du complément circonstanciel

This article confronts two ways of analyzing verb complements in school grammars: the traditional analysis in terms of object and “circumstancial” complements and the analysis as verb (essential) and sentence (non essential) complements of what is called “new grammar”. It casts a critical view on th...

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Main Author: François Trouilleux
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Cercle linguistique du Centre et de l'Ouest - CerLICO
Series:Corela
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Online Access:https://journals.openedition.org/corela/7029
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description This article confronts two ways of analyzing verb complements in school grammars: the traditional analysis in terms of object and “circumstancial” complements and the analysis as verb (essential) and sentence (non essential) complements of what is called “new grammar”. It casts a critical view on the new grammar point of view and defends that of traditional grammar, by showing in particular that, provided one does not distort the original definition, it implements an analysis technique which conforms to standard methods in modern linguistics.
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spelling doaj.art-dc6315f746c04895a077c2e6b024bafc2024-02-13T13:52:08ZengCercle linguistique du Centre et de l'Ouest - CerLICOCorela1638-573X16210.4000/corela.7029Défense du complément circonstancielFrançois TrouilleuxThis article confronts two ways of analyzing verb complements in school grammars: the traditional analysis in terms of object and “circumstancial” complements and the analysis as verb (essential) and sentence (non essential) complements of what is called “new grammar”. It casts a critical view on the new grammar point of view and defends that of traditional grammar, by showing in particular that, provided one does not distort the original definition, it implements an analysis technique which conforms to standard methods in modern linguistics.https://journals.openedition.org/corela/7029school grammarcomplement typesobjectadjunctadverbial phraselinguistic tests
spellingShingle François Trouilleux
Défense du complément circonstanciel
Corela
school grammar
complement types
object
adjunct
adverbial phrase
linguistic tests
title Défense du complément circonstanciel
title_full Défense du complément circonstanciel
title_fullStr Défense du complément circonstanciel
title_full_unstemmed Défense du complément circonstanciel
title_short Défense du complément circonstanciel
title_sort defense du complement circonstanciel
topic school grammar
complement types
object
adjunct
adverbial phrase
linguistic tests
url https://journals.openedition.org/corela/7029
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