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Du „too big to fail” au „too big to believe”. Quand l’emprunt trace sa voie dans la terminologie française de la crise budgétaire américaine

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Du „too big to fail” au „too big to believe”. Quand l’emprunt trace sa voie dans la terminologie française de la crise budgétaire américaine

Affeich, Andrée
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10725/11451
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17684/issn.2393-1140
Date: 2019-10-15
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Abstract:

Through online economic texts published in 2013 by the French press following the American Congress failure to pass a budget for 2014, we examine how loan terms have made their way in the French terminology of the American budget crisis. Are loan terms replacing a French economic terminology in use? If so, what are the reasons? What are the functions of loan terms in the economic discourse? How do they figure in context? In short, a textual and sociolinguistic approach of loan terms appears through this present study.

Citation:

Affeich, A. Du „too big to fail” au „too big to believe”. Quand l’emprunt trace sa voie dans la terminologie française de la crise budgétaire américaine. Diversité et identité culturelle en Europe.

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