ABSTRACT
Since its earliest publications in the 1960s, Saussurean production on anagrams (1906-1909) has been compared with the General Linguistic Course, or CLG, published in 1916, and with other Saussurean manuscripts. In this article, the objective is to analyze two concepts approached in these productions, aiming to characterize their similarities: that of analogy, based on 1891 Three Conferences and CLG, and the hypogram, based on the production on the anagrams. We will see that, although these concepts are inserted in different productions, with different points of view, they present more similarities than oppositions.
Key-words:
Anagrams; General Linguistic Course; Analogy; Hypogram
