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A Rule-Account of Metathesis in Gascon
Lingvisticae Investigationes, 1987 This paper presents a systematic diachronic study of metathesis in Gascon, in dialect of Occitan. A method of weighing syllables is proposed to arrive at a rule-account of metathesis and the analysis is based on the claim that the difference in weight between two contiguous syllables can explain the metathesis process.
Annie Duménil
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Annales du Midi : revue archéologique, historique et philologique de la France méridionale, 1905 Jeanroy Alfred. IV. Gascon Lampournè. In: Annales du Midi : revue archéologique, historique et philologique de la France méridionale, Tome 17, N°65, 1905. pp. 75-77.
Jeanroy, Alfred
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Autour de l’imaginaire linguistique « gascon »
Cahiers du GADGES, 2018 Couffignal Gilles Guilhem. Autour de l’imaginaire linguistique « gascon ». In: Cahiers du GADGES n°15, 2018. L’imaginaire des langues. Représentations de l’altérité linguistique et stylistique (XVIe-XVIIIe siècle) pp. 133-144.
Couffignal, Gilles Guilhem
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2020
Le Gascon extravagant (1637) de Onésime Somain de Claireville occupe une place singulière dans la littérature française, entre Charles Sorel et Paul Scarron. L’aventure picaresque, la satire et la réflexion critique s’y conjuguent toujours avec un goût affirmé pour la fantaisie et le romanesque préfigurant Le Roman comique.
Greiner, Frank, Louvion, Ludovic
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Le Gascon extravagant (1637) de Onésime Somain de Claireville occupe une place singulière dans la littérature française, entre Charles Sorel et Paul Scarron. L’aventure picaresque, la satire et la réflexion critique s’y conjuguent toujours avec un goût affirmé pour la fantaisie et le romanesque préfigurant Le Roman comique.
Greiner, Frank, Louvion, Ludovic
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42 A Gascon, and a Gascon and a Half
2008D’ Artagnan had determined to lose no time, and in fact he never was in the habit of doing so. After having inquired for Aramis, he looked for him in every direction until he had succeeded in finding him.
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Revue des Études Anciennes, 1901
Jullian Camille. Les rôles gascons. In: Revue des Études Anciennes. Tome 3, 1901, n°3. p. 222.
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Jullian Camille. Les rôles gascons. In: Revue des Études Anciennes. Tome 3, 1901, n°3. p. 222.
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Theatre Research in Canada, 1988
When Lewis Casson died, John Gielgud began his eulogy with the simple, moving preface: 'Herne's Oak has fallen.' Somewhere in the forest in our country, in the silence, a great tree has fallen. Jean Gascon is dead.
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When Lewis Casson died, John Gielgud began his eulogy with the simple, moving preface: 'Herne's Oak has fallen.' Somewhere in the forest in our country, in the silence, a great tree has fallen. Jean Gascon is dead.
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Petits Propos Culinaires
Le cuisinier gascon (1740: a fascimile reprint by Daniel Morcrette, Luzarches, was done in 1976) is a book of great interest about which little comment has been published so far. Barbara Wheaton, in her new book Savoring the Past (reviewed on page 62) provides such comment, which we reproduce here as a supplement to our review and an amuse-gueule for ...
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Le cuisinier gascon (1740: a fascimile reprint by Daniel Morcrette, Luzarches, was done in 1976) is a book of great interest about which little comment has been published so far. Barbara Wheaton, in her new book Savoring the Past (reviewed on page 62) provides such comment, which we reproduce here as a supplement to our review and an amuse-gueule for ...
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2008
Meanwhile, the cardinal had returned to his cabinet, at the door of which Bernouin was watching, of whom he asked if anything had occurred, and if any news from outside had arrived.
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Meanwhile, the cardinal had returned to his cabinet, at the door of which Bernouin was watching, of whom he asked if anything had occurred, and if any news from outside had arrived.
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