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La disciplinarisation des savoirs linguistiques – histoire et épistémologie (2010)

La disciplinarisation des savoirs linguistiques – histoire et épistémologie (2010)

Abstract

Le colloque international annuel SHESL-HTL est consacré en 2010 à la disciplinarisation des savoirs linguistiques, au XIXe et au XXe siècle en particulier, sans exclure cependant des périodes plus anciennes ni la mise en perspective comparative de diverses traditions grammaticales. Par disciplinarisation, on comprend non seulement tout ce qui touche aux conditions et aux formes sous lesquelles se sont stabilisés et transmis les savoirs linguistiques (constitution d’écoles ou de traditions, création de chaires universitaires, de revues spécialisées, de laboratoires, de sociétés savantes, organisation de congrès, etc.), mais aussi ce qui a trait à leur diffusion en dehors de la sphère savante et à leurs « applications » techniques ou sociales. Au confluent des processus de diffusion et d’application, il faut compter au premier chef la didactisation des savoirs de la langue, leur projection dans le champ de l’enseignement.

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Histoire, Épistémologie, Langage

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