
By Loïc Depecker
Ferdinand de Saussure (1857-1913) fonde l. a. linguistique moderne. On lui doit notamment les differences entre signifiant et signifié, langue et parole, et surtout l. a. thought de l'arbitraire du signe. Mais qu'en est-il exactement ? remark Saussure a-t-il conçu sa théorie linguistique ?
Le Cours de linguistique générale (1916), rédigé par ses disciples et paru après sa mort, sert de référence principale. Mais de ce Cours, Saussure n'a pas écrit une ligne.
l faut donc tout reprendre, en s'appuyant sur ses propres manuscrits, dont certains viennent d'être miraculeusement retrouvés. Et c'est, à bien des égards, un nouveau Saussure que l'auteur de ce livre nous fait découvrir.
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As he later wrote, he decided that ‘the suitable answer lay . . ’5 This, though a ‘conversion novel’ of the type common in both French and English Catholic literature from now on, was also a weapon of controversy. As such, its depiction of the dilemmas facing the potential converts is convincing, as are the dialogues, which are often lively and entertaining, when the depiction of such complex arguments might so easily have become unwieldy. Above all, Newman shows the dilemmas such converts faced: the losses they sustained, the uncertainties as to whether they had taken the right path – and finally (as opposed to Elizabeth Harris’s 24 The Pen and the Cross ending) the inestimable gains of coming home to the bosom of Mother Church.
10 Hopkins uses the same imagery to suggest that perhaps God has put him through all his suffering in order to get rid of all that is impure (the chaff), so that what is left will be his grain, ‘sheer and clear’. The final image of the poem is highly dramatic. Like Jacob wrestling with the angel (or with God), the poet has, since he ‘kissed the rod’ (the rood, or Cross), been struggling with Christ, ‘the hero’. ’, shows a dawning realization, in Hopkins, that the dreadful struggles of ‘that night, that year’ in which all had been black for him, had been struggles with God.
15. 2 Quoted in Walford Davies, introduction to Gerard Manley Hopkins, Poetry and Prose (1998), p. xiii. 3 Sister Louis-Marie, while a research student of mine, drew attention to Greek verse and the Psalms, as major influences not only on Hopkins, but also, completely independently and coincidentally during the same period, on Paul Claudel’s ‘verset claudélien’, which was equally based on the rhythms of the spoken language. ) 4 Walford Davies, introduction to Poetry and Prose, pp. xxv–xxvi. See also David Jones’s assessment of the influence of Welsh verse-forms upon Hopkins, at various points in Epoch and Artist.