NOVLEX : une base de données lexicales pour les élèves de primaire

Eric G. Lambert · David Chesnet

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Résumé Cet article présente la base de données lexicales NOVLEX. Cette base est un outil permettant d'estimer l'étendue et la fréquence lexicale du vocabulaire écrit adressé à des élèves francophones de l'enseignement primaire. Elle a été constituée grâce à l'analyse de livres scolaires et extra-scolaires destinés à des élèves de CE2. Mots-clés : fréquence, base de données lexicales, vocabulaire enfant.

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