Société de Linguistique Romane
The Société de Linguistique Romane is a linguistic specialist society in the field of Romance studies .
history
The Société de Linguistique Romane was founded in Paris in 1924 by the French philologists Adolphe Terracher , professor at the University of Strasbourg , and Oscar Bloch , Alsatian dialectologist and teacher at the Lycée Buffon , and the magazine Revue de linguistique romane was launched at the same time . With its conferences and publications, the new society served Romanists in different languages from around twenty countries as an international umbrella organization. In 1928 the first International Congress for Romance Linguistics took place in Dijon under the direction of Adolphe Terracher . The Second International Congress for Romance Linguistics in 1930 was organized by the Swiss Romance scholars Karl Jaberg and Jakob Jud as a “travel congress ” through various Romance-speaking regions of Switzerland, from Sion to Savièse , Sedrun and Disentis to Chur . In addition to the aforementioned, Ernst Tappolet , Jules Jeanjaquet , Ernest Muret , Robert von Planta and Chasper Pult also gave lectures on the Romance language situation in Switzerland.
During the Second World War and a few years afterwards, the company's activities were suspended and did not resume until 1953, again under the leadership of the prewar President Mario Roques , with the Seventh Congress on Romance Linguistics in Barcelona . Since then, further congresses of this series have taken place under the leadership of the Société de Linguistique Romane up to the 28th International Congress for Romance Linguistics and Philology in Rome in 2016 and the 29th World Congress in Copenhagen . The preparation and management of these international congresses is usually the main task of the Presidium and Society Council, which is usually in office for three years.
The Société de Linguistique Romane publishes the Revue de linguistique romane and Bibliothèque de linguistique romane series.
Since 1956 the Society has awarded the Prix Dauzat for work on Gallo-Roman linguistics , donated in memory of the Romanist Albert Dauzat . Prize winners included Jean Séguy , Simone Escoffier , Ernest Schüle , Jean-Pierre Chambon , Marie-Thérèse Counet , Eva Büchi , André Thibault and Yan Greub .
At the beginning of the 21st century, more than 900 specialists from 34 countries and around 400 libraries were among the members of the society.
International congresses for Romance linguistics and philology
- 1st Congress: Dijon , 1928
- 2nd Congress: Switzerland , 1930 ( Sitten - Disentis - Chur )
- 3rd Congress: Rome , 1932
- 4th Congress: Bordeaux , 1934
- 5th Congress: Nice , 1937
- 6th Congress: Liège , 1951 (Congrès de Philologie moderne)
- 7th Congress: Barcelona , 1953
- 8th Congress: Florence , 1956
- 9th Congress: Lisbon , 1959
- 10th Congress: Strasbourg , 1962
- 11th Congress: Madrid , 1965
- 12th Congress: Bucharest , 1968
- 13th Congress: Québec , 1971
- 14th Congress: Naples , 1974
- 15th Congress: Rio de Janeiro , 1977
- 16th Congress: Palma de Mallorca , 1980
- 17th Congress: Aix-en-Provence , 1983
- 18th Congress: Trier , 1986
- 19th Congress: Santiago de Compostela , 1989
- 20th Congress: Zurich , 1992
- 21st Congress: Palermo , 1995
- 22nd Congress: Brussels , 1989
- 23rd Congress: Salamanca , 2001
- 24th Congress: Aberystwyth , 2004
- 25th Congress: Innsbruck , 2007
- 26th Congress: Valencia , 2010
- 27th Congress: Nancy , 2013 (co-organized by the Laboratoire ATILF of the University of Lorraine )
- 28th Congress: Rome , 2016
- 29th Congress: Copenhagen , 2019
Presidents
- Ferdinand Brunot (1860-1938), France, 1924-1928
- Karl Jaberg (1877–1958), Switzerland, 1928–1930
- Giulio Bertoni (1878-1942), Italy, 1930-1932
- Mario Roques (1875-1961), France, 1932-1934
- Ramón Menéndez Pidal (1869–1968), Spain, 1934–1937
- Mario Roques (1875-1961), 1937-1940 and 1953-1961
- Walther von Wartburg (1888–1971), Switzerland, 1962–1965
- John Orr (1885-1966), Australia, 1965-1966
- Antoni Maria Badia i Margarit (1920–2014), Catalonia, 1968–1971
- Kurt Baldinger (1919–2007), Switzerland, 1971–1974
- Bernard Pottier (* 1924), France, 1974–1977
- Manuel Alvar (1923-2001), Spain, 1977-1980
- Eugenio Coseriu (1921–2002), Romania, 1980–1983
- Aurelio Roncaglia (1917-2001), Italy, 1983-1986
- Max Pfister (1932–2017), Switzerland, 1986–1989
- Robert Martin (* 1936), France, 1989–1992
- Gerold Hilty (1927–2014), Switzerland, 1992–1995
- Alberto Varvaro (1934-2014), Italy, 1995-1998
- Marc Wilmet (1938-2018), Belgium, 1998-2001
- Günter Holtus (* 1946), Germany, 2001-2004
- Emilio Ridruejo (* 1949), Spain, 2004–2007
- Maria Iliescu (1927-2020), Austria, 2007-2010
- Jean-Pierre Chambon (* 1952), France, 2010–2013
- David Andrew Trotter (1957-2015), Great Britain, 2013-2015
- Roberto Antonelli (* 1942), Italy, 2016–2019
- Fernando Sánchez Miret , Spain, since 2020.
Other people related to the organization
- Andreas Blinkenberg (1893–1982), honorary member since 1971
- Michel Bréal (1832–1915), Secretary General
- Pierre Gardette (1906–1973), General Secretary
- Antoine Meillet (1866–1936), General Secretary
- Gilles Roques , General Secretary
- Gaston Tuaillon (1923–2011), Secretary General
See also
Web links
- Website of the Société de Linguistique Romane
- History of the Société de Linguistique Romane
- History of the World Congresses for Romance Linguistics and Philology
Individual evidence
- ^ 1er Congrès International de Linguistique et Philologie romanes, à Dijon, from 28 to 30 May 1928.
- ↑ Publication of the files of the Second International Congress for Romance Linguistics from 9. – 11. June 1930 in: Revue de Linguistique romane, VII, 1931.
- ↑ Roberto Antonelli, Martin Glessgen , Paul Videsott (eds.): Atti del XXVIII Congresso internazionale di linguistica e filologia romanza (Roma, 18-23 July 2016). Société de Linguistique Romane; Éditions de linguistique et de philologie ELiPi; Bibliothèque de Linguistique Romane. Strasbourg 2018.
- ↑ CILPR 2019 - Copenhague