Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej

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Master Polikarp in Slavic countries

E. Siatkowska

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 421-438

The motif of a conversation with Death, appearing as a human being, was already known in antiquity. A large number of works on this theme appeared in Europe between XII and XVI centuries. Latin originals were often translated into Slavic languages. The interlocutor of Death was often called Polikarp, what could be the name of the original author. The preserved copies of Latin manuscripts state he...

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The Warsaw Dictionary (Slownik warszawski): The Concept - Implementation - Perception

M. Majdak

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 339-353

The afrticle focuses on the concept, implementation and perception of the 'Slownik jezyka polskiego' (The Polish Dictionary) edited by J. Karlowicz, A. A. Krynski, W. Niedzwiedzki (Warszawa 1900-1927) .The 'Concept' of the Dictionary which was worked out by Jan Karlowicz has not been basically amended. From its the very outset is was prepared as a handy, concise dictionary which is being improved...

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Regional culture studies of the Southern Slavic areas

K. Wroclawski

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 297-305

This work focuses on a very contemporary need of regional studies of the Southern Slavic countries. It provides two definitions of this region: a macroregion consisting of several national cultures, as well as separate regions representing a part of a broader nation with a very specific culture. Entire Yugoslavia, before and after the war, until its dissolution in the 1990's fits perfectly into the...

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Life of words a rate of lexical-semantic transformation in the 20th century Polish

A. Piotrowicz

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 355-365

The subject of this article are the words which in the 20th century fell into disuse, changed meanings or, and that is most interesting, came back to the contemporary Polish people language, in spite of being in the language archives before. The authoress refers to the linguistic works concerning the 'out of fashion' words published dozens of years ago and investigates present state of these words...

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A Concept of the Linguistic Image of the World in the Programme of Slavistic Comparative Studies

J. Bartminski

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 259-280

The author presents a programme of comparative research adopting the concept of linguistic image of the world, which has become popular in recent years, in particular among the linguists in Poland and in Russia. He discusses three ways of solving the key issue conditioning effectiveness of such research being the 'tertium comparationis' (TC): starting from the name (then the words are combined with...

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Croatian discussion on the status and name of the language

J. Molas

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 463-481

The article reviews the progress of a discussion in the circles of the Croatian linguists on what the status of the Croatian language is and on the essence of the name of the language that is contemporarily used by the Croatians. The discussion started fiercely at the end of 1990s, already after the disintegration of the old Yugoslavia and the Serbo-Croatian language and results from a clash of varying...

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50th Anniversary

K. Handke

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 9-18

In 2005, 50 years elapsed since the first volume of 'Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Slowianskiej' (Studies in Polish and Slavonic Philology -SPSP) was published. The initial idea was to set up and publish once a year a journal presenting works and achievements in this discipline and for many subsequent years it appeared in that very form and with such contents under the patronage of the 'Komitet Slowianoznawstwa...

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The classifications and descriptions of speech sounds given by Antoni Malecki in his 'Larger Grammar of Polish Language'

A. P. Lesiakowski

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 317-337

The subject of this article is Antoni Malecki's conception of description of some vocalic and consonantal questions given in his 'Larger Grammar of Polish Language' (Lvov, 1863). The definitions, repartitions and descriptions of vowels' and consonants' articulation are analyzed, as well as the relation between a phone and a letter. The vowels' twofold forms are also described in this study. It was...

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Do 'Slavic Literary Studies' exist?

J. Rapacka

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 281-286

The authoress presents changes that the Slavic literary studies went through after the collapse of the Communist block. She makes the point that together with the fall of the myth of Slavonic unity that was imposed on the scholarly circles by the Communist ideology within the framework of the Socialist community of states and nations, and in view of the Slavistic literary studies' progressing marginalization,...

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Perfective / Imperfective and Phasal Meanings (based on Russian Language Examples)

J. Stawnicka

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 439-462

The paper proposes the interpretation of two contextual meanings of Russian aspect. The author examines the factual and the processual meaning. The theoretical background of this paper is the theory of Yu. Maslov, V. Khrakovskii and E. Paducheva. The main aspectual meanings give different ways of viewing the internal temporary structure of a situation: 'a synchronic view of the situation' and 'a retrospective...

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Literature as Metalanguage of Culture

M. Dabrowska-Partyka

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 287-296

In this study, in the way consciously disputatious, a relation between Slavic linguistics and Slavic history of literature is presented. It indicates the contemporary crisis of the research within the field of the history of literature as well which arises from an epistemological state created by postmodernism. The article aims at defending a traditional position of the Slavic history of literature...

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The Indo-European and Nostratic Sources for the Reconstruction of the Category of the Person in the Slavic Languages

W. Pianka

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 399-420

The purpose of this paper is a reconstruction of the Indo-European pronouns through a developing and completing of the reconstruction done by V. M. Illic-Svityc (Opyt sravneniya nostraticheskikh yazykov, Moscow 1971). The author adopts the existing of the following forms of the Proto-Indo-European pronoun morphems: the 1st pers. sing. - nominal 'me' and verbal: '+m, +mi, +meF/+moF', coll.: nominal...

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Liturgical tradition and influences of living language in the sixteenth century aprakos - gospel of Russian edition

K. Nowakowska

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 385-

A problem of the influence of language on a Church Slavonic liturgical tradition was characterized in this article. A subject of the analysis is the sixteenth century aprakos - gospel of Russian edition from Vosislivik, which is now kept in the National Library in Warsaw (sygn. 2532). The analysis comprised some phonetic and one inflected processes, the modifications connected with them, which were...

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Conceptualizing of Fear in the Croatian Language

Z. Niemyska, I. Generowicz

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 367-384

Fear, being one of the basic and primordial states of the psyche, confirmed by numerous expressions traditionally lasting in particular languages. The authoresses analyse the word connections and collocations existing in the Croatian language - in particular those that express fear. One of the most basic metaphors is FEAR IS AILMENT (ILLNESS), that is often accompanied by the metonymic identification...

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On a need to study social and political functions of the language - as exemplified by and in the Slavonic countries

J. Molas

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 307-316

The article presents examples of conflicts that emerged in the Slavic linguistics which, similarly to the lexical disputes within the Slavonic world emerge from profound ideological and religious differences and are further inflamed by their authors' varying perception of tradition. Another words, based on the socio-political differences, are then transplanted into the world of science (viz. discussions...

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Corpora of Slavic languages

B. Chachulska, R.L. Gorski

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 483-507

The aim of this paper is a presentation of corpora of Slavic languages. A corpus for almost every Slavic language either was compiled or shall be finished very soon. Some languages can be studied with help of several corpora. To the knowledge of the authors the exceptions are: Belorussian, Kashubian (if we agree that it is a language not a dialect) and Macedonian. The corpora are mostly accessible...

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New Research Perspectives in Palaeoslavic Studies

L. Moszynski

Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej > 2005 > 40 > 249-258

In the introduction the author limits the scope of the concept of Palaeoslavic studies to the analysis of Old Church Slavonic texts of the period of Cyril and Methodius. He includes in this, however, early medieval descriptions of such texts. Other very early Slavonic texts do not belong in Palaeoslavic studies, such as Old Czech texts that are contemporary with the descriptions of texts from the...

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'DE MORTE PROLOGUS' IN SLAVIC LANGUAGES (1)
APRAKOS (16TH C.) (1)
CHURCH SLAVONIC LITURGICAL TRADITION (1)
CLASSIC GLAGOLICS (1)
CORPORA OF SLAVIC LANGUAGES (1)
CROATIAN LANGUAGE STATUS (1)
FEAR IN CROATIAN LANGUAGE (1)
INDO-EUROPEAN PRONOUNS RECONSTRUCTION (1)
LANGUAGE & LINGUISTIC CONFLICTS (1)
LEXICAL & SEMANTIC TRANSFORMATIONS (POLISH LANGUAGE) (1)
LINGUISTIC WORLD'S IMAGE (1)
LITERATURE - CULTURE'S MEATALANGUAGE (1)
MALECKI'S ANTONI GRAMMAR OF POLISH LANGUAGE (1863) (1)
NATIONAL AUTOSTEREOTYPES & HETEROSTEREOTYPES (1)
OLD SLAVONIC TEXTS (1)
PALAEOSLAVIC STUDIES (1)
PHASAL MEANINGS (1)
POLISH LANGUAGE DICTIONARY (1)
POLISH LANGUAGE HISTORY (1)
REGIONAL CULTURE STUDIES (1)
RUSSIAN LITERARY RULE (1)
RUSSIAN VERBS (1)
SLAVIC LINGUISTICS (1)
SLAVIC LINGUISTICS - SLAVIC LITERATURE'S HISTORY (1)
SLAVIC LITERARY STUDIES (1)
SLAVISTIC COMPARATIVE STUDIES (1)
SOCIO-CULTURAL STUDIES (1)
SOCIO-LINGUISTIC METHODOLOGY (1)
SOUTHERN SLAVIC COUNTRIES (1)
STUDIES IN POLISH AND SLAVONIC PHILOLOGY (1)
WARSAW DICTIONARY (1)
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