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On history in the present day. Laudatio to Lenka Vaňková.
This paper takes as its starting point several statements by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz on the role of the German language in literary and scholarly life during Leibniz's era. The languages of scholarship were Latin and French, and Leibniz himself published in both these languages. German was the language of practical life. Viewed from this perspective, it was almost inevitable that medieval and early modern medicine - not in the sense of academic theory, but as a practical activity - developed its own fully-fledged specialist language, which was largely based on the vernacular. In her studies of the language of historical medicine, Lenka Vaňková has shown how such vernacular language was (and potentially still is) able to function in specialist domains.
The 'Deutsche Referenzkorpus (DeReKo)' of the Mannheimer Institut für Deutsche Sprache currently contains over 28 billion words, and it is constantly being expanded. The sheer size of the corpus makes it impractical for researchers to analyze its entire content. On the other hand, the DeReKo offers the possibility of taking seriously the principle that every research project needs its own corpus - by acting as a 'reference corpus' that can be used in combination with special corpora. This paper addresses the question of whether a corpus should contain complete texts or only statistically relevant extracts; it also discusses the uses and necessity of 'small corpora'.
The article describes the role of German as a working language and official language of the European Union. It also focuses on issues associated with the notion of an 'overarching' language of general use: especially in the field of law, each language reflects the specific legal and administrative traditions of the society in which it developed, meaning that different languages frequently lack precise one-to-one equivalents for particular legal concepts. Finally, the author assesses the 'economic value' of several European languages as proposed by Ulrich Ammons, demonstrating that German plays a leading role in this regard.
A university continually produces new knowledge and discoveries, knowledge which is condensed in mental concepts resp. terms. These concepts have to be nominated by linguistic signs, normally by words. Research in linguistic fields provides the essential theoretical and practical fundaments, especially by research in language for special purposes.
Emoce jsou verbalizované city. Předtím, neţ jsou vyjádřeny, hodnotí mluvĉí urĉitou skuteĉnost, příp. objekt. Evaluace v něm mŧţe vzbudit rŧzné emoce. Emoce a hodnocení je tedy třeba od sebe přísně oddělit. K hodnocení slouţí v němĉině především modální slova, která mohou vyjádřit epistemický, doxický, distancující se nebo hodnotící postoj mluvĉího. Jazyk disponuje rŧznými jazykovými prostředky k vyjádření emoĉních postojŧ. Z komunikaĉních forem výpovědi je třeba jmenovat nejprve expresivní (výrazové) věty, přiĉemţ exprese/výraz představuje funkci jazykového znaku ve smyslu Bühlerova organon-modelu přirozeného jazyka. Dále sem patří příznakové formy vět jako osamostatněné vedlejší věty a neslovesné vazby.
Přìběh o svatoduńnìm zázraku ve Skutcìch apońtolů je východiskem pro pozorovánì a reflexi vztahu mezi vìnem a jazykem: veřìcì Ņidé podezřìvajì apońtoly mluvìcì v jazycìch (glosolálie), ņe vypili přìliń mnoho vìna. To dalo vzniknout různým frazeologismům. Kromě toho ukazujì různé překlady bible různorodost výrazů pro vìno v němčině. V německém jazyce představuje vìno v kognitivnìm pojetì blahobyt, úspěch a pohostinnost.