Une femme qui gagne sa vie en écrivant est une ?
Dans un bouquin, j'ai vu le mot "écrivaine", mais mon livre de grammaire dit que le bon terme est "femme écrivain".
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Comment appelle-t-on une femme qui gagne sa vie de l'écriture ?
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La féminisation des noms est un sujet de débats de nos jours. Traditionnellement, on emploie « un écrivain » quel que soit le sexe de l’écrivain, d’autres diront « une écrivain » (~« une femme écrivain » me semble douteux) , d’autres préconisent « une écrivaine ».
Et ne parlons pas du féminin d’« auteur ».
answered Mar 19 '14 at 23:40
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J'ai entendu récemment une interview d'une telle femme à qui le journaliste posait cette question.
Sa réponse a été: Je suis une romancière.
answered Mar 20 '14 at 10:07
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Comment appelle-t-on une femme qui gagne sa vie de l'écriture ?
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Une femme qui gagne sa vie en écrivant est une ?
Dans un bouquin, j'ai vu le mot "écrivaine", mais mon livre de grammaire dit que le bon terme est "femme écrivain".
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La féminisation des noms est un sujet de débats de nos jours. Traditionnellement, on emploie « un écrivain » quel que soit le sexe de l’écrivain, d’autres diront « une écrivain » (~« une femme écrivain » me semble douteux) , d’autres préconisent « une écrivaine ».
Et ne parlons pas du féminin d’« auteur ».
answered Mar 19 '14 at 23:40
Édouard
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Et pourquoi pas? Auteure est d'un usage très courant au Québec. - Circeus Mar 20 '14 at 5:40
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