La Cité de Dieu de saint Augustin traduite par Raoul de Presles (1371-1375) by Stéphane Marcotte

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Dominique Ancelet-Netter, La Dette, la Dîme et le Denier. Une analyse sémantique du vocabulaire économique et financier au Moyen Âge by Olivier Bertrand

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Quelle philologie pour quelle lexicographie ?, Heidelberg, Universitätsverlag Winter, 2016 by Pauline Lambert

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Le couple interactif texte / phrase dans l'histoire de la langue française by Sabine Lehmann

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L’auteur comme praxis. Un dialogue disciplinaire sur la fabrique du théâtre by Marie Bouhaïk-Gironès, Estelle Doudet

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Restoring Medieval Manuscripts in the Eighteenth-Century: Completing or Perfecting? by Delphine Demelas

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Réflexions sur le choix du manuscrit de base aujourd’hui ou La précaution inutile ? by Olivier Delsaux, Tania Van Hemelryck

“…This article will study the role of base-manuscripts in contemporary editions of middle French texts. More specifically, it will consider the value of the external analysis of a manuscript, and assess its editorial relevance. …”
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Cohésion, cohérence et digression dans le discours à dominante explicative : une perspective diachronique (de la fin du XIIIe au XVIe siècle) by Sabine Lehmann

“…The timeframe established in our study is built around the Middle French period, which is characterized by the appearance of texts that are predominantly explanatory or in support of an argument. …”
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L’accord de proximité en genre : quelques considérations diachroniques by Anne Abeillé, Aixiu An, Yingqin Hu

“…According to Moreau (2019), masculine agreement was dominant in middle French, in case of mixed gender coordinated nouns. …”
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Le tabellionage et l’histoire économique : l’exemple de la draperie rouennaise au Moyen Âge (1360-1415) by Jean-Louis Roch

“…Furthermore, from 1415 onwards, commercial matters relating to what is called “meuble” in Middle French disappear from the records. Any investigation is therefore restricted to a narrow period (1360-1415), and professions must be sought by examining craft regulations. …”
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