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Directamente inspirada por el pensamiento de Gustave Guillaume, la denominada "lingüística del significante" fue iniciada en los años ochenta, en Francia, por tres hispanistas: Jean-Claude Chevalier, Michel Launay y Maurice Molho. En este estudio, Francis Tollis recapitula la etimología estructural de Pierre [6], la visión neurosemántica de Maurice [10], la lingüística del significante de [4], la teoría de las matrices, étimos y radicales de [2] y las aproximaciones submorfémicas de Dennis [9] y de Didier [3]. 4 Chevalier, J.-C., Launay, M. & Molho, M. (1986). Le concept de marqueur sub-lexical et la notion d'invariant sémantique. [Extracted from the article]