Linguistique de l’écrit

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Roman Jakobson

1896 (Moskva) — 1982 (Boston)

Bibliographie 539 | Litérature secondaire 209 | Lettres 5

(1980-1989)

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Einstein und die Wissenschaft der Sprache

1980

Roman Jakobson

in: Von der Hintergehbarkeit der Sprache, Frankfurt am Main : Suhrkamp

Sign and system of language

1980

Roman Jakobson

Poetics Today Numéro thématique 2/1a

La charpente phonique du langage

1980

Roman JakobsonLinda Waugh

Paris, Editions de Minuit

Poetry of grammar and grammar of poetry

1981

Roman Jakobson

The Hague-Paris-New York, Mouton

Musicology and linguistics

1983

Roman Jakobson

Sonus: A Journal of Investigations into Global Musical Possibilities 3/2

The Czech Comenius

1983

Roman Jakobson

Cross Currents: A Yearbook of Central European Culture

Dialogues

1983

Roman JakobsonKrystyna Pomorska

Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press

Zur Dialektik der Sprache

1984

Roman Jakobson

in: Das Erbe Hegels, Frankfurt am Main : Suhrkamp

Two types of discourse in Hölderlin's madness

1984

Roman JakobsonGrete Lübbe-Grothues

in: Cognitive constraints on communication, Dordrecht : Springer

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Early Slavic paths and crossroads

1985

Roman Jakobson

The Hague, Mouton

Early Slavic paths and crossroads

1985

Roman Jakobson

The Hague, Mouton

Contributions to comparative mythology

1985

Roman Jakobson

Berlin-New York-Amsterdam, Mouton

Verbal art, verbal sign, verbal time

1985

Roman Jakobson

Minneapolis, University of Minnesota Press

Izbrannye raboty

1985

Roman Jakobson

Moskva, Progress

Russie folie poésie

1986

Roman Jakobson

Paris, Seuil

The sound shape of language

1987

Roman JakobsonLinda Waugh

Berlin-New York-Amsterdam, Mouton de Gruyter

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Language and literature

1987

Roman Jakobson

Cambridge, Mass., Belknap Press

Language in literature

1987

Roman Jakobson

Boston, Beacon Press

Semiotik

1988

Roman Jakobson

Frankfurt am Main, Suhrkamp

Major works, 1976—1980

1988

Roman Jakobson

Berlin-New York-Amsterdam, Mouton de Gruyter