Charles Joret

Charles Joret , born the October 14th 1839 with Formigny (Apple-brandy), and dead the December 27th 1914 in Paris, is a scholar and Philologue French.

Specialist in Literature, Charles Joret was professor of literature to the Faculty of Arts of Aix-en-Provence. He was named member of the Académie of Caen the July 29th 1887. He was also member of the Institut of France.

Today the name of Charles Joret remains primarily associated with the Ligne Joret, a line going of Avranches to Vernon dividing the Norman dialect between Norman septentrional and Normand Southerner which is distinguished in particular with regard to palatalization from the C and of the G .

Nonexhaustive bibliography

Dictionaries of the Norman patois , Mâcon, Protat, 1887
Test on the Norman patois of Bessin, follow-up of an etymological dictionary , Paris, Vieweg, 1881
Mixtures of phonetics Norman , Paris, Impr. main road, 1884
Of the characters and the extension of the Norman patois; study of phonetics and ethnography, follows of a chart , Paris, Vieweg, 1883
Préface of the Norman Language at the beginning of on the spot noted in the canton of Percy (Handle) , by R. - G. of Beaucoudrey, Paris, Picard, 1912
the Battle of Formigny , Paris, Bouillon, 1903
Caen and Rouen , Caen, Delesques, 1895
the agricultural Crisis in Normandy , Paris, Cerf, 1885
popular Flore of Normandy , Caen, Delesques, 1887
a hellenist Norman traveller: J. - B. the Knight, member of the “College” of Caen, according to its correspondence with Böttiger , Caen, Delesques, 1903
Of C in the Romance languages , Paris, Franck, 1874
names of place of origin nonFrench and Germanic colonization and Scandinavian in Normandy , Rouen, Teased, 1913

Reference

Alexandre de Laborde, Note on the life and work of Charles Joret , Paris, Firmin-Didot, Institute of France, 1919

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