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Omkring Sprogteoriens Grundlæggelse. [Prolegomena to a Theory of Language]. - [THE STARTING POINT OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS]
København [Copenhagen], 1943. Lex8vo. Uncut in the original printed wrappers. Spine and part of back wrapper faded, otherwise very nice and clean. 116 pp.
The seminal first edition of this breakthrough work in linguistics, which constitutes the basis of linguistic analysis and served as a main inspiration for Derrida's ""De la Grammatologie"". In 1943 the first edition of the main work of the great Danish linguist Louis Hjelmslev (1899-1965) appeared. The work appeared in the series ""Festskrift udgivet af Københavns Universitet i Anledning af Universitetets Aarsfest"" and bore the title ""Omkring Sprogteoriens Grundlæggelse"". The work was translated into English as ""Prolegomena to a Theory of Language"" and later into French as ""Prolegomenes a une theorie du langage "". This work came to represent a breakthrough in linguistics and formed an entirely new branch of this field.Hjelmslev had studied comparatvive linguistics in Copenhagen, Prague and Paris, when in 1931 he co-founded the ""Cercle Linguistique de Copenhague"", also known as the ""Copenhagen School of Linguistics"" with Viggo Brøndal (1887-1942). Hjelmslev's linguistic theories formed the basis of this seminal scool, which soon became one of the most important centres of structuralism in the world. The single most important cornerstone of this internationally highly influential school was the new theory on language that Hjelmslev had developed together with Hans-Jørgen Uldall. This theory consisted in the double duality of the linguistic sign and is now known as ""Glossematics"", a now generally used term, which was coined by the two. ""Glossematics"" represents an attempt to analyze the contents and the form of language on a coherent basis. Hjelmslev's theories of semiotics became hugely influential, and virtually all of the greatest European thinkers interested in language and theories of language throughout the 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s were hugely inflenced by Hjemslev, whose theories remain of seminal character to this day.In his main work, ""Prolegomena to a Theory of Language"", Hjelmslev begins by ascertaining that ""- Language - human speech - is an inexhaustible wealth of manifold values. Language is inseparably linked to man and follows him in all of his doing. Language is the tool with which man moulds thought and feeling, mood, aspiring, will and action, the tool with which he influences and is influenced, the last and deepest condition of human society. [...]"" (""- Sproget - mennesketalen - er en uudtømmelig rigdom af mangfoldige værdier. Sproget er uadskillelig knyttet til mennesket og følger ham I al hans færd. Sproget er det redskab hvormed mennesket former tanke og følelse, stemning, stræben, vilje og handling, det redskab hvormad han paavirker og paavirkes, menneskesamfundets sidste og dybeste forudsætning."" p. (5) ). He then goes on to unfold a criticism of the linguistic methodologies in use at the time. He accepts Saussure's theories of language as a system of signs, the leading theories in this field at the time, but he claims that this only applies to theories of language use. Hjelmslev, however, wishes to establish a regular linguistic system, in which language is seen as a complex system made up of small units. He sees earlier linguistic methodologies as being merely descriptive, and as the first, he wishes to provide a methodology that is systematizing and provide a linguistic theory that is to found the basis of a rational form of linguistics. The theory that Hjelmslev thus develops here came to constitute an important contribution to modern general epistemology, a contribution that likewise constitutes the starting point of linguistic analysis. Linguistic analysis is set off with the theory propounded in this work that a sign not merely refers to one form, but to two, namely a content form and an expression form. At the same time, every function of a sign is twofold in that it is manifested by both the content substance and the expression substance, the first being the psychological manifestation of the sign, the second being the material substance, in which the sign is manifested. Thus, Hjelmslev puts forth a new form of semiotics, one in which language and linguistics are not necessarily bound to a spoken language, and one which is constituted by a scientific method of analysis. Because of this theory, a new philosophical tradition also sees the light of day, one inspired by the opposition to the widely accepted idea that images, in order to be understood, had to be translated into a phonetic substance or something more concrete. For Hjelmslev, the linguist finds meaning in from the form of content, and it is from the point of view of this form that the content substance must be analyzed. This theory deeply influenced both Deleuze, who often mentions Hjelmslev throughout his works, and Derrida, who's ""Grammatologie"" is deeply inspired by Hjelmslev's work, to which it bears numerous references and long quotations.
Omkring Sprogteoriens Grundlæggelse. [Prolegomena to a Theory of Language].
København [Copenhagen], Bianco Luno,1943. Lex8vo. Uncut in the original printed wrappers. The first upper right corners a bit bumped. Clean. 116 pp.
The seminal first edition of this breakthrough work in linguistics, which constitutes the basis of linguistic analysis and served as a main inspiration for Derrida's ""De la Grammatologie"". In 1943 the first edition of the main work of the great Danish linguist Louis Hjelmslev (1899-1965) appeared. The work appeared in the series ""Festskrift udgivet af Københavns Universitet i Anledning af Universitetets Aarsfest"" and bore the title ""Omkring Sprogteoriens Grundlæggelse"". The work was translated into English as ""Prolegomena to a Theory of Language"" and later into French as ""Prolegomenes a une theorie du langage "". This work came to represent a breakthrough in linguistics and formed an entirely new branch of this field.Hjelmslev had studied comparatvive linguistics in Copenhagen, Prague and Paris, when in 1931 he co-founded the ""Cercle Linguistique de Copenhague"", also known as the ""Copenhagen School of Linguistics"" with Viggo Brøndal (1887-1942). Hjelmslev's linguistic theories formed the basis of this seminal scool, which soon became one of the most important centres of structuralism in the world. The single most important cornerstone of this internationally highly influential school was the new theory on language that Hjelmslev had developed together with Hans-Jørgen Uldall. This theory consisted in the double duality of the linguistic sign and is now known as ""Glossematics"", a now generally used term, which was coined by the two. ""Glossematics"" represents an attempt to analyze the contents and the form of language on a coherent basis. Hjelmslev's theories of semiotics became hugely influential, and virtually all of the greatest European thinkers interested in language and theories of language throughout the 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s were hugely inflenced by Hjemslev, whose theories remain of seminal character to this day.In his main work, ""Prolegomena to a Theory of Language"", Hjelmslev begins by ascertaining that ""- Language - human speech - is an inexhaustible wealth of manifold values. Language is inseparably linked to man and follows him in all of his doing. Language is the tool with which man moulds thought and feeling, mood, aspiring, will and action, the tool with which he influences and is influenced, the last and deepest condition of human society. [...]"" (""- Sproget - mennesketalen - er en uudtømmelig rigdom af mangfoldige værdier. Sproget er uadskillelig knyttet til mennesket og følger ham I al hans færd. Sproget er det redskab hvormed mennesket former tanke og følelse, stemning, stræben, vilje og handling, det redskab hvormad han paavirker og paavirkes, menneskesamfundets sidste og dybeste forudsætning."" p. (5) ). He then goes on to unfold a criticism of the linguistic methodologies in use at the time. He accepts Saussure's theories of language as a system of signs, the leading theories in this field at the time, but he claims that this only applies to theories of language use. Hjelmslev, however, wishes to establish a regular linguistic system, in which language is seen as a complex system made up of small units. He sees earlier linguistic methodologies as being merely descriptive, and as the first, he wishes to provide a methodology that is systematizing and provide a linguistic theory that is to found the basis of a rational form of linguistics. The theory that Hjelmslev thus develops here came to constitute an important contribution to modern general epistemology, a contribution that likewise constitutes the starting point of linguistic analysis. Linguistic analysis is set off with the theory propounded in this work that a sign not merely refers to one form, but to two, namely a content form and an expression form. At the same time, every function of a sign is twofold in that it is manifested by both the content substance and the expression substance, the first being the psychological manifestation of the sign, the second being the material substance, in which the sign is manifested. Thus, Hjelmslev puts forth a new form of semiotics, one in which language and linguistics are not necessarily bound to a spoken language, and one which is constituted by a scientific method of analysis. Because of this theory, a new philosophical tradition also sees the light of day, one inspired by the opposition to the widely accepted idea that images, in order to be understood, had to be translated into a phonetic substance or something more concrete. For Hjelmslev, the linguist finds meaning in from the form of content, and it is from the point of view of this form that the content substance must be analyzed. This theory deeply influenced both Deleuze, who often mentions Hjelmslev throughout his works, and Derrida, who's ""Grammatologie"" is deeply inspired by Hjelmslev's work, to which it bears numerous references and long quotations.
Principes de grammaire générale. - [ANTICIPATING ""GLOSSEMATICS""]
København, Høst & Søn, 1928. 8vo. Uncut in the original printed wrappers. A bit of minor wear to extremities and a bit of wear to spine. An excellent, very nice and clean copy. 362, (1 - errata) pp.
The rare first edition of Hjelmslev's first major book, in which he anticipates many of the views that led to the foundation of the seminal theory of language ""Glossematics"" which he framed together with H.J. Uldall. This foundational work treats the general laws of the formation of language and is an invaluable source for the understanding of Hjelmslev's linguistic theories. Hjelmslev had studied comparatvive linguistics in Copenhagen, Prague and Paris, when in 1931 he co-founded the ""Cercle Linguistique de Copenhague"", also known as the ""Copenhagen School of Linguistics"" with Viggo Brøndal (1887-1942). Hjelmslev's linguistic theories formed the basis of this seminal school, which soon became one of the most important centres of structuralism in the world. The single most important cornerstone of this internationally highly influential school was the new theory on language that Hjelmslev had developed together with Hans-Jørgen Uldall. This theory consisted in the double duality of the linguistic sign and is now known as ""Glossematics"", a now generally used term, which was coined by the two. ""Glossematics"" represents an attempt to analyze the contents and the form of language on a coherent basis. Hjelmslev's theories of semiotics became hugely influential, and virtually all of the greatest European thinkers interested in language and theories of language throughout the 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s and 70s were hugely influenced by Hjemslev, whose theories remain of seminal character to this day.
Essais linguistiques.
Paris Les éditions de Minuit 1971 Un volume in-8 broché, couverture blanche, 279 pages + table. Quelques taches sur plat supérieur, néanmoins bon état.
La librairie est ouverte du mardi au samedi de 9h30 à 12h30 et de 13h30 à 19h00. Commandes par courriel ou téléphone. Envoi rapide, emballage soigné.
Prolégomènes à une théorie du langage. Traduit du danois par une équipe de linguistes, traduction revue par Anne-Marie Léonard. Suivi de : La Structure fondamentale du langage. Traduit de l'anglais par Anne-Marie Léonard.
Paris Editions de Minuit, coll. "Arguments" n° 35 1968 1 vol. broché in-8, bropché, 227 pp. Légères salissures au dos, sans gravité, sinon très bon état. Edition originale française (sans grand papier).
Prolégomènes à une Théorie du Langage.
Les Editions de Minuit. 1968. In-8. Br. Couverture à rabats. 227 p. Bon état intérieur. Couverture déchirée. Tampon en page de garde.
Essais Linguistiques. Travaux du cercle linguistique de Copenhague, Vol. XII.
Copenhague, Nordisk Sprog- og Kulturforlag 1959, 240x160mm, 271pages, broché. Bel exemplaire.
Le langage
Editions de mInuit Editions de minuit 1970. In-8 broché de 191 pages. Bon état
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Le langage, une introduction, augmenté de Dégrés linguistiques,
Gallimard, Folio Essais, 1991, 201 pp;, poche, tranches brunies , bon état.
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"Prolégomènes à une théorie du langage suivi de la structure fondamentale du langage - nouvelle édition - Collection "" Arguments n°35 ""."
Les éditions de minuit. 1971. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Tâchée, Dos satisfaisant, Papier jauni. 231 pages - couverture contrepliée - 1er plat tâché.. . . . Classification Dewey : 410-Linguistique
"Collection "" Arguments n°35 "" - traduit du danois par Una Canger avec la collaboration d'Annick Wewer - traduit de l'anglais par Anne-Marie Leonard (la structure fondamentale du langage). Classification Dewey : 410-Linguistique"
Le langage - une introduction, augmentée de "Degrés linguistiques"
Paris, Les éditions de Minuit 1984 203pp., br.orig., 22cm.
HJELMSLEV Louis (OLSEN Michel, trad., GREIMAS Algirdas Julien, préface)
Reference : T71052
(1966)
Le langage. Une introduction. Augmenté de degrés linguistiques
Paris, Les éditions de minuit 1966 201pp., 22cm., dans la collection "Arguments", br., bon état, T71052
Le langage , traduit par Michel Olsen, préface de A.J. Greimas
Editions de Minuit , Arguments Malicorne sur Sarthe, 72, Pays de la Loire, France 1966 Book condition, Etat : Bon broché grand In-8 1 vol. - 191 pages
1ere traduction en français Contents, Chapitres : La fonction linguistique - La parenté linguistique génétique - La structure et l'usage de la langue - La formation des signes - Les familles linguistiques - Langues originelles - Parenté typologique des langues - Typologie des structures linguistiques - Typologie des usages linguistiques - La transformation du langage - Petit lexique - Bibliographie petite dechirure sur le haut du mors du plat superieur, legere pliure sur le plat superieur, quelques annotations discretes, sinon bon etat
Nouveau essais. Recueillis et présentés par François Rastier.
Paris, PUF, 1985. In-8 broché, 207 pp., qq. graphiques et tableaux in-t., annexes.
Collection : Formes sémiotiques dirigée par Anne Hénault. Très bon ex. - Frais de port : -France 4,95 € -U.E. 9 € -Monde (z B : 15 €) (z C : 25 €)
PROLEGOMENES A UNE THEORIE DU LANGAGE. Traduit du danois par Una Canger.
Paris, EDITIONS DE MINUIT, 1971, in-8 broché, 231 pp. TRES BON ETAT
Nombreux titres disponibles en Philosophie.
Prolégomènes à une théorie du langage - coll. Arguments 35 --- traduction revue par Anne-Marie Léonard
Minuit 1968 in8. 1968. Broché.
Bon état cependant couverture défraîchie ternie intérieur propre uniformément jauni
Prolégomènes à une théorie du langage. Suivi de La stucture fondamentale du langage. Nouvelle édition traduite du danois par Una Ganger, avec la collaboration d'Annick Wewer. Second texte traduit de l'anglais par Anne-Marie Leonard.
P., Les Editions de minuit, 1984. 2 parties en 1 vol. in-8 broché, 231 pp. en continu, glossaire, index. (Arguments).
Très bonne condition. - Frais de port : -France 4,95 € -U.E. 9 € -Monde (z B : 15 €) (z C : 25 €)
"Prolégomènes à une théorie du langage, suivi de La Structure fondamentale du langage - ""Arguments"" n°35"
Les éditions de Minuit. 1968. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 227 pages. Plats contrepliés en un rabat. Annotations au crayon de papier en page de garde et dans le texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 890-Littératures des autres langues
Trad. du danois par une équipe de linguistes, revue par Anne-Marie Léonard. Classification Dewey : 890-Littératures des autres langues
Prolégomènes à une théorie du langage. Nouvelle édition traduite du danois. Suivi de : La Structure fondamentale du langage.
1971 Paris, Editions de Minuit, 1971, in 8° broché, 233 pages ; cachets.
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Prolégomènes à une théorie du langage.
1971 Editions de Minuit, Paris, 1971. Un volume in-8 broché, 231 pages. Rares surlignages au stylo sur 3 pages.
La librairie est ouverte du mardi au samedi de 9h30 à 12h30 et de 13h30 à 19h00. Commandes par courriel ou téléphone. Envoi rapide, emballage soigné.
Le langage. Traduit par Michel Olsen.
Paris, Editions de Minuit, 1966, in-8 broché, 191pp, préface de A. J. Greimas, carte, lexique. Bon état.
Le langage. Traduit par Michel Olsen.
Paris, Editions de Minuit, 1966, in-8 broché, 191pp, préface de A. J. Greimas, carte, lexique. Couverture en bon état, intérieur en très bon état.
Prolégomènes à une théorie du langage - suivi de La structure fondamentale du langage
Paris, Les Editions de Minuit, 1968. Coll. "Arguments, 35". In-8 broché à rabat, 229 p. Traduit du danois par une équipe de linguistes. Traduction revue par Anne-Marie Léonard. Très bon état.
