Francine Mazière

List of John Benjamins publications for which Francine Mazière plays a role.

Articles

The French language was constructed by way of discussions across heterogeneous productions (remarks, libels, grammars, methods, treatises, translation, etc.) which were conducted throughout widely scattered sites (salons, academies, clientel networks). Consensus was arrived at because the political… read more
Seventeenth-century “Méthodes”, which aimed to present the French lan­guage, are more than simply grammars; they contain treatises on poetry, etymology, and rhetoric, and they even offer advice about social behavior. In the period 1656–1662, the Cartesian-Gallicanism of Port-Royal faced serious… read more
The discovery of the works of Jean Macé has pushed back the publication of the first known French “general and rational grammar” to 1651 for certain, and perhaps as early as about 1635. The simplest way of realizing the historian’s goal of accounting for certain “phenomena” is to organize them into… read more