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FRENCH STUDIES: LANGUAGE

FRENCH STUDIES: LANGUAGE Romance Languages II. FRENCH STUDIES* LANGUAGE By DAFYDD EVANS, Reader in Romance Philology at Queen Mary College, University of London I. GENERAL Ch. Bruneau has brought out Part 2 to vol. 13, L'1tpoque realiste, of F. Brunot, Histoire de la langue franfaise. La Prose litteraire, Colin, 204 pp., covers la prose d'art (G. Flaubert and G. de Maupassant) and l'ecriture artiste (E. andJ. de Goncourt, A. Daudet, E. Zola and J. Valles); B. devotes book 3 to quelques langages speciaux, taking E. Fromentin to illustrate a painter's language, Ch. de Coster as an evocateur epique and Barbey d' Aurevilly and L. Cladel as two types of regional writer. Two works have appeared that represent modernized, shortened and handier sections of 'Brunot'; J.-P. Caput, La Langue franfaise; histoire d'une institution, vol. 1 (842-1715), Larousse, 319 pp., andJ.-P. Seguin, La Languefranfaise au I8e siecle, Bordas, 270 pp., which concludes with a chap. on the Revolution. In the medieval field J. Batany has produced a sound anthology with some judicious literary and linguistic commentaries and an introd. containing a most useful chrono­ logy of phonetic change, Le Franfais medieval, Bordas, 320 pp. Two of the early linguistic monuments have received attention from http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies Brill

FRENCH STUDIES: LANGUAGE

EVANS, DAFYDD
The Year’s Work in Modern Language Studies , Volume 34 (1): 14 – Mar 13, 1973
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Romance Languages II. FRENCH STUDIES* LANGUAGE By DAFYDD EVANS, Reader in Romance Philology at Queen Mary College, University of London I. GENERAL Ch. Bruneau has brought out Part 2 to vol. 13, L'1tpoque realiste, of F. Brunot, Histoire de la langue franfaise. La Prose litteraire, Colin, 204 pp., covers la prose d'art (G. Flaubert and G. de Maupassant) and l'ecriture artiste (E. andJ. de Goncourt, A. Daudet, E. Zola and J. Valles); B. devotes book 3 to quelques langages speciaux, taking E. Fromentin to illustrate a painter's language, Ch. de Coster as an evocateur epique and Barbey d' Aurevilly and L. Cladel as two types of regional writer. Two works have appeared that represent modernized, shortened and handier sections of 'Brunot'; J.-P. Caput, La Langue franfaise; histoire d'une institution, vol. 1 (842-1715), Larousse, 319 pp., andJ.-P. Seguin, La Languefranfaise au I8e siecle, Bordas, 270 pp., which concludes with a chap. on the Revolution. In the medieval field J. Batany has produced a sound anthology with some judicious literary and linguistic commentaries and an introd. containing a most useful chrono­ logy of phonetic change, Le Franfais medieval, Bordas, 320 pp. Two of the early linguistic monuments have received attention from

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