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Fluch- und Schimpfwortschätze sind aus kontrastiver Perspektive bisher kaum analysiert worden, sieht man von einer Vielzahl populärwissenschaftlicher Publikationen ab. Wissenschaftliche Publikationen beziehen sich meist auf eine Einzelsprache und greifen bei der Erklärung der Motive oft zu kurz, weil sie gerade benachbarte Kulturen und Sprachen (auch Dialektgebiete) zu wenig im Blick haben (Dundes 1983). Der vorliegende Beitrag leistet eine vergleichende Zusammenstellung der Fluch- und Schimpfwortschätze dreier mehr oder weniger benachbarter Sprachen, des (nördlichen) Niederländischen, des Deutschen und des Schwedischen, also zweier eng verwandter westgermanischer und einer nordgermanischen Sprache.
Part of linguistic competence involves the ability to construct and interpret words. The average high school student knows about 60,000 words whose form and meaning are not derived from those of other words. Such words including read, language, on, cold, and if, to name but a few - must be learned and stored as separate items in the lexicon (or mental dictionary). However, countless other words can be constructed and comprehended by the application of quite general rules to more basic words. For example, any speaker of English who knows the meaning of the noun fax - and the verb derived from it - could form and interpret words such as faxable (for things that can be faxed) and fax machine (for the device that sends and receives faxes). The system of categories and rules involved in word formation and interpretation is called morphology. This chapter presents an introduction to the study of morphology, beginning with the inventory of notions relevant to the analysis of word structure.
Based on a detailed case study of parallel grammar development distributed across two sites, we review some of the requirements for regression testing in grammar engineering, summarize our approach to systematic competence and performance profiling, and discuss our experience with grammar development for a commercial application. If possible, the workshop presentation will be organized around a software demonstration.
In Japanese, direct combination of verbs or adjectives by coordination (with to 'and') or juxtaposition (with its empty counterpart) can form a NP, if the conjuncts are antonymous to each other; the coordinator to 'and' can combine only NPs elsewhere. We claim that this is because there is a phonetically empty nominalizer that can nominalize each conjunct, and that the new nominal construction has been gradually developing in the history of Japanese. An acceptability-rating experiment targeting 400 participants shows that the younger speakers were likely to judge this construction more acceptable than the older ones, that this tendency is slightly weaker in the Nominative condition than in the Genitive condition, and that the coordination condition was significantly worse than the juxtaposition condition.
In this paper pronominalization is analyzed in reference to the fictional creatures in the literary work of Guillermo del Toro’ in order to study whether the choice of pronoun serves the function of expressing attitudes towards fictional creatures, such as zombies and vampires, in a way that makes the contexts and the characters’ subjective perceptions the dominant factors and consequently puts aside the semantic or grammatical status of the referent. The paper also investigates whether inanimate pronouns (it/its, which), are used in association with detached appraisal, callousness and dehumanization, and whether personal pronouns (he/his, she/her, and who/whom) are used with attachment, closeness and humanization. These two categories of pronouns (personal and inanimate) are normally distinct, i.e., in most contexts they cannot be used interchangeably. The study of the characteristics of fictional creature pronominalization can shed light on how we use pronouns in order to create creatures that exist only in our imagination, and how a variety of different attitudes towards them is expressed through this specific linguistic tool. In relation to del Toro’s zombies and vampires, it can be argued that the pronominalization serves a certain purpose in order to dehumanize them, differentiate the dead vampire/zombies from the living humans, and to point out the before and the after of the transition between life and death. The pronominalization in reference to fairies, although complicated and not completely consistent, shows a clear tendency towards a correlation between animal–like creatures and inanimate pronouns. In regards to del Toro’s trolls, the pronominalization follows a more consistent pattern, which clearly serves the function of expressing different kinds of attitudes towards the creatures such as detached appraisal and dehumanization, on the one hand, and friendship and alliance, on the other.
In diesem Arbeitspapier möchte ich versuchen, zwei wesentliche Ergebnisse des Sprachkontakts zwischen Englisch und Yoruba in Nigeria zu beschreiben. Erstens sollen die daraus resultierenden Codes, die der gesamtgesellschaftlichen Kommunikation in verschiedenen sozialen Domänen dienen, dargestellt und illustriert werden. Zweitens soll an Hand eines Vergleichs zwischen Entlehnungsvorgängen in anderen Sprachen (hauptsächlich indoeuropäischen) und in der Yoruba-Sprache ein Modell für die Klassifizierung des lexikalischen Lehnguts vorgestellt werden.
This paper investigates self-initiated uses of mobile phones (such as texting or making a call) in everyday video-recorded conversations among Czech speakers. Using ethnomethodological conversation analysis, it illustrates how participants publicly frame their own device use (for example, by announcements), and how co-present interlocutors respond to it. Previous studies have described how participants manage two concurrent communicative involvements, but have not provided detailed sequential descriptions of how device use can be negotiated and accounted for. This study shows that mobile device use in co-presence is not a priori problematic (or vice versa). Instead, participants frame their technology use in different ways according to various features of the social situation they treat as momentarily relevant. These features include the course of the conversation and how the device use relates to it, the overall participation framework and the opacity of the device use for co-present others.
U radu se iznose tzv. lažni parovi (prijatelji), leksemi u hrvatskom i rumunjskom jeziku koji zbog svoje izrazne podudarnosti navode na pogrešno prevođenje. Navode se značajke koje su dovele do takvih pojava. S obzirom na podrijetlo, najčešće je riječ o leksemima naslijeđenima iz latinskoga jezika ili kasnijim romanizmima te dakako slavenskima, kojih je u rumunjskome nezanemariv broj. Izdvojeni se leksemi razvrstavaju u tablicu koja omogućuje njihovu prozirniju usporedbu i lakše prepoznavanje.
Mit der Einbeziehung der Slowakei in die globalisierte Welt erhielten die lexikographischen Werke, die sich mit der Äquivalenz der deutschen Lexeme in der slowakischen Sprache und umgekehrt beschäftigen, größere Bedeutung. Besonders im Bereich der Wirtschaft entwickelt sich die Lexik im Laufe der Zeit rasant. Slowakische und deutsche Partner treten immer häufiger in Kontakt, um auf die mannigfaltigen Probleme, die im Laufe der Zeit zu lösen sind, einzugehen.
The (mis)management of rapport amongst groups in Niger Delta (ND) communities has become a significant issue, which Ahmed Yerima's Hard Ground (HG) depicts as having the capacity to aid or control the conflicts in the region. Linguistic studies on Yerima's drama from the perspective of pragmatics have tended to use pragmatic acts to identify the discourse value of proverbs and functions of characters' utterances but have not accounted for the politeness strategies utilised for rapport management, especially in conflict situations. This article, drawing on a rapport management model of politeness and aspects of speech act discourse, identifies the face, sociality rights, and interactional goals that characterise the conflict-motivated dialogues sampled in HG, and reveals the rapport management (RM) strategies through which these are managed in the text. Three conflict situations can be observed as prompting different RM strategies: cause-effect identification (CEI), militancy support (MSP), and disagreement (DSG) situations. CEI is marked by incriminating (involving eliciting and informing acts) and exonerating (including complimenting and acknowledging acts) strategies; MSP is indexed by strategies of persuasion (realised with face-enhancing/threatening acts), whereas DSG is typified by requesting (featuring explicit head acts and alerters) and blaming strategies (including insulting and threatening, aggravating moves). Generally, the requesting, blaming, and exonerating strategies are largely used by the ND youth in HG to probe, threaten, or disagree on specific issues, while the incriminating and persuasion strategies are mainly employed by the women to indict, influence, and predict future actions. The study of RM in the conflict situations depicted in the play sheds light on the often neglected cause of conflicts in contemporary Africa.
Baveći se (kao recenzentica) djelom Bratoljuba Klaića Naglasni sustav standardnoga hrvatskog jezika, Klaićev me način bilježenja naglasaka podsjetio i na nešto starije gramatike hrvatskoga jezika i na bilježenje naglasaka u tim gramatikama, pa se tim uspoređivanjem vrlo lako uočava razlika između pisanja naglasaka „nekad i sad”, premda to „nekad” i nije bilo tako davno. Kako su u hrvatskoj kroatistici akcentološka djela rijetka, prilika je da se na skupu posvećenu između ostaloga i akcentologu Bratoljubu Klaiću progovori nešto više o razlikama u bilježenju hrvatskih naglasaka u Klaićevo vrijeme (prije pedesetak godina) i u vrijeme bliže današnjemu, jer su te razlike od vremena pisanja Klaićeva djela do danas očite. U svojem izlaganju osvrnula sam se na poteškoće u novijem bilježenju hrvatskih standardnih naglasaka, poglavito na slogovima s dugim refleksom staroga glasa jata,te o razlozima koji su do njih doveli. Usredotočila sam se poglavito na Klaićevo i današnje pisanje naglasaka na nekadašnjoj tzv. dugoj (dvosložnoj) zamjeni jata – koliko god to neki lingvisti tretirali kao dvoglasnik ie, ipak se riječi kao snijeg, brijeg i sl. mogu rastaviti na slogove, dakle ipak su posrijedi dva sloga, a ne jedan – jer upravo u tome i jesu razlike između Klaićeva bilježenja naglasaka i onih današnjih u standardološkim djelima.
U radu se propituje status općeeuropskih frazema hrvatskoga jezika u izdanjima Rječnika stranih riječi Bratoljuba Klaića. Pod općeeuropskim se frazemima podrazumijevaju međunarodni frazemi potvrđeni u europskim jezicima s jednakim značenjem i velikom strukturnom podudarnošću. Za te je frazeme važno da najčešće imaju poznat zajednički izvor, tj. podrijetlo, ali postoje i općeeuropski frazemi kojima još nije utvrđeno točno podrijetlo, odnosno jezik i tekst iz kojega su uzeti i prošireni. Stoga je cilj rada utvrditi i opisati status općeeuropskih frazema u Klaićevu Rječniku stranih riječi. Naime, Bratoljub Klaić u njemu donosi vrijedne podatke o izvoru pojedinoga frazema, izreke ili poslovice. Pri tome su u Rječnik uključeni općeeuropski frazemi kojima je sastavnicom strano vlastito ime, strani apelativ ili termin ili je riječ o prevedenicama iz latinskoga i drugih jezika. Dolazi se do zaključka da Klaićev rječnik može, kao nezaobilazno polazište nekom budućem hrvatskom etimološkom frazeološkom rječniku, biti važnim izvorom proučavanju podrijetla frazema.
U radu se iznosi pokušaj razvrstavanja glagola s elementom se u valencijskome rječniku hrvatskih glagola. Kao predložak poslužila je obrada iste vrste glagola u češkome elektroničkom valencijskom rječniku VALLEX, kao i prototipno-kontekstualna analiza povratnih glagola Branimira Belaja. Glagoli se razvrstavaju na temelju gramatičkih i semantičkih kriterija.
Ključne riječi: valencija; valencijski rječnik; glagoli sa se; element se kao čestica i kao zamjenica
Nakon kratkoga prikaza geografskoga položaja zagorskoga mjesta Šemnice Gornje u radu se na osnovi vlastitoga terenskog istraživanja i dostupne literature iznose fonološka obilježja govora toga mjesta. Opisuje se naglasni sustav i unutar toga razlike koje se mogu uočiti u odnosu na osnovnu kajkavsku akcentuaciju, te obilježja samoglasničkoga i suglasničkoga sustava.
Ključne riječi: Šemnica Gornja ; govor ; naglasni sustav; samoglasnički i suglasnički sustav
U hrvatskoj jezikoslovnoj tradiciji element se formalni je pokazatelj pripadnosti pojedinoga glagola skupini povratnih glagola. Taj se element dosad smatrao zamjenjivim zamjenicom sebe u tzv. pravih povratnih glagola. U ovome se radu na temelju postavaka više autora (Zec 1985, Sells, Zaenen i Zec 1987, Moskovljević 1997, Medová 2009, Oliva 2010) pokušava dokazati neistovjetnost elemenata se i sebe. Slobodna zamjena tih dvaju elemenata rezultira promjenom značenja i gramatičkom neovjerenošću. Iz toga proizlazi i drugačija podjela povratnih glagola. U radu će se usporedbom nekoliko povratnih glagola i njihovih prijelaznih parnjaka iznijeti drugačiji pristup povratnim glagolima.
Bulgarian Vocative in HPSG
(2003)
Crosslinguistically vocatives are an underexplored linguistic phenomenon and in different languages they can be highly idiosyncratic and complex (Levinson, 1987, p.71). Therefore, the problem, which is discussed in this paper, is not a language-specific one, in spite of the fact that most of the languages have their own repositories for marking the role of the addressee in the communicative utterances.
In our opinion this linguistic phenomenon needs its adequate treatment in HPSG because of three main reasons:
1) The vocative is supposed to be present on two levels: syntax and pragmatics. Therefore it needs more elaborate interpretation on the interface side, which, in HPSG, is more developed for morphology/syntax and syntax/semantics than syntax/pragmatics. Note that a challenge for the theory is the semantic weight of the vocatives with respect to the head sentence.
2) It will be useful for HPSG-oriented implementations, especially treebanks and dialogue systems.
3) On prosodic grounds the vocatives are often viewed as being 'side or extended parts' of the sentence and therefore - very close to the parenthetical constructions. From our point of view, both phenomena are pragmatic and hence, the treatment of vocative, presented here, could be generalized to cover other phenomena of pragmatic nature.
In our work the vocatives are viewed through the possibility of the integration/separation of their pragmatic, syntactic and semantic properties.