Grand Larousse De La Langue — Franг§aise. Tom 1 (a...

This work emerged during a transformative era for French lexicography (1960–1980). It was developed alongside other major projects like Paul Robert’s Dictionnaire alphabétique et analogique and the Trésor de la langue française to modernize how the French language was documented.

The is a monumental linguistic reference work published in seven volumes between 1971 and 1978 . Unlike the traditional encyclopedic dictionaries Larousse is famous for, this set focuses exclusively on the French language itself, excluding proper names and general encyclopedic facts to provide a specialized instrument for studying the lexicon. Volume 1 Overview: A - Cippe Grand Larousse de la langue française. Tom 1 (A...

: Each entry typically includes pronunciation, grammatical category, and extensive historical data, including etymologies based on the Französisches Etymologisches Wörterbuch (FEW). This work emerged during a transformative era for

: It was the first Larousse dictionary to fully integrate 20th-century linguistic theories, moving beyond simple definitions to include detailed historical data, synonyms, antonyms, and systematic exposes on word formation and frequency. : It covers all words likely to be

: It covers all words likely to be encountered in contemporary French press and literature, excluding strictly scientific or narrow technical jargon. Historical Context

: The volume is noted for its "encyclopedia of grammar," where grammatical terms (like "actualisation" or the preposition "à") receive exhaustive treatments. For instance, the entry for the preposition à spans ten full columns.

: Designed for the "homme cultivé" (the cultured person), it aims to perfect knowledge of the language's history and structure. Key Features of the Full Set Scope : Contains roughly 70,000 articles across 6,500 pages.