The constitution and deconstitution of the terms langage, langue and parole of Saussure

Authors

  • Thayanne Raísa Silva e Lima

Keywords:

Saussure, manuscripts, tripartion, translation.

Abstract

This article presents the constitution and deconstitution of the terms langage, langue and parole of Ferdinand de Saussure. We will analyze the construction of this tripartion visiting firstly one of his manuscripts called First Conference at the University of Geneva (1891), and secondly, the manuscript entitled Notes for course II (1909), making notes of the delimitation and definition process of these three terms. However, we have noticed that the work of Saussure may have been deconstituted from the translation of the Course to English as there are different translations for these three terms. Therefore, we divided the work into four different moments: first: the presentation of the oldest manuscripts; second: manuscripts closer to the dates of the courses; third: the consolidation of the terms in the CLG (Curso de Linguística Geral), and fourth: the deconstituted translations.

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Published

2016-04-04

How to Cite

Lima, T. R. S. e. (2016). The constitution and deconstitution of the terms langage, langue and parole of Saussure. Estudos Linguísticos (São Paulo. 1978), 42(1), 421–429. Retrieved from https://revistas.gel.org.br/estudos-linguisticos/article/view/1118

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Linguística Histórica