Aspects linguistiques du stéréotype de l’Allemand dans les comédies françaises des années 1960
Comedy exaggerates, and its comical dimension is often strongly rooted in geography: that is why comedy, as a genre, is widely open to hosting national stereotypes of foreigners. From 1960 on it is possible to observe that a number of French comedies, often European co-productions, feature the stere...
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| description | Comedy exaggerates, and its comical dimension is often strongly rooted in geography: that is why comedy, as a genre, is widely open to hosting national stereotypes of foreigners. From 1960 on it is possible to observe that a number of French comedies, often European co-productions, feature the stereotype of the German, in the construction of which linguistic habits play a specific role. Fifteen years after the Second World War, they show a meaningful evolution in the representation of the German with regard to a both national and european identity. |
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| title | Aspects linguistiques du stéréotype de l’Allemand dans les comédies françaises des années 1960 |
| title_full | Aspects linguistiques du stéréotype de l’Allemand dans les comédies françaises des années 1960 |
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| title_short | Aspects linguistiques du stéréotype de l’Allemand dans les comédies françaises des années 1960 |
| title_sort | aspects linguistiques du stereotype de l allemand dans les comedies francaises des annees 1960 |
| topic | comedy stereotype German officer's character accent linguistic hybridization |
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