La forme phonique des fragments d'Héraclite suppose t'elle une théorie du rapport entre le son et le sens ?

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Une conférence de Serge Mouraviev lors du colloque

"Towards a History of Sound-Symbolic Theories"
Traditions of linguistic iconicity and Charles de Brosses' contribution

20 et 21 février

lors du colloque

"Towards a History of Sound-Symbolic Theories"
Traditions of linguistic iconicity and Charles de Brosses' contribution

20 et 21 février 2014 - Dijon

Creation date: April 7, 2016

Speakers: Serge Mouraviev

Company: Université de Bourgogne

License: CC : BY - NC - ND

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