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26 avril 2024
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Christophe Coupé et al., « Introduction: The Phonology-Lexicon Interface », Lexis, ID : 10.4000/lexis.8123
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In many studies in lexicology, the description of the lexicon of a given language is traditionally considered from two complementary points of view: the level of form, which concerns lexical morphology, and the level of meaning, which is partly dealt with by lexical semantics. Thus, from a Saussurean perspective, a lexical unit is a two-sided entity, combining a signifier (form) and a signified (meaning). The “auditory” aspect of words, which is an integral part of the signifier, is most oft...