Travaux scientifiques des membres du projet

Del Ré, A. (2003). L’explication et l’humour chez le jeune enfant. La linguistique : 75-91.
Del Ré, A. (2011) A criança e a magia da linguagem: um estudo sobre o discurso humorístico. São Paulo, Cultura Acadêmica.
Del Ré, A. & Morgenstern, A. (2009). To laugh or not to laugh: that is the question, in IADA 2009 - Polyphony and Intertextuality in Dialogue. Barcelona: University of Münster, v.2. 41–54.
Del Ré, A., Morgenstern A., Dodane, C., Quimello, H. (2013). Diversão partilhada, humor e ironia : um estudo sobre a produção de enunciados por uma criança brasileira. In Alessandra Del Ré, Luciani de Paula & Marina Mendonça, Explorando o discurso da criança. Sâo Paulo : Contexto.
Dodane, C., Hirsch, F., Sauvage, J. et Barkat-Defradas, M. (2012). Une analyse préliminaire du rire chez des enfants de 18 à 36 mois. Actes des XXIXème Journées d’Etudes sur la Parole. Grenoble, 4-8 juin 2012.
Dodane, C., Sauvage, J., Hirsch, F., Barkat-Defradas, M & Del Ré, A. (2013). Riso e discurso: do acustico ao contextual, em Del Ré, de Paula e Mendoza, Explorando o discurso da criança, Contexto, São Paulo.

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