Artykuły naukowe (WF): Recent submissions
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Obiektywizacja i subiektywizacja języka w narracji dziennikarskiej
(2013)The article presents an analysis of a text selected from Rzeczpospolita daily newspaper, conducted from the standpoint of the theory of language. The author formulated a thesis that the theoretical assumptions of linguistics ... -
Mieć miedziane / wytarte czoło - pochodzenie i losy frazeologizmu na tle pokrewnych konstrukcji w języku polskim
(2013)The aim of the article is a linguistic description of the set phrase mieć miedziane / wytarte czoło (to have a copper / worn forehead – ‘to lack ambition’). The author points to its peculiar etymology and to its formal ... -
Nazwiska kobiet w dziewiętnastowiecznych księgach metrykalnych z Pisarzowej (powiat limanowski)
(2013)The aim of the author is to show the methods of deriving feminine surnames from their masculine equivalents. The analysis is based on the names excerpted from the birth certificate registries from the nineteenth-century ... -
Nazwy własne i ich pochodne w polskiej współczesnej nomenklaturze kulinarnej
(2013)The article pertains to the culinary terminology that is contemporarily used in the Polish language. The main aim of the article is to define the scope and way of using proper names and their derivatives in the creation ... -
Nazwy kar w Księgach gromadzkich wsi Kasina Wielka
(2013)The author discusses a few interesting names of punishments, such as plagi (plagues), chłosta (whipping), miotełki (whisks), praszczęta (running the gauntlet), postronek (cord), kłoda (log), kuna (marten), gąsior (pillory), ... -
Leksem miłosierdzie jako biblijne słowo klucz w Starym Testamencie
(2013)The article discusses different meanings of the word mercy, considering it a key word for the understanding of God’s revelation in the Old Testament. The complex interpretation of this word, especially in the personal, ... -
Podziemny świat soli zawarty w leksyce legend górników wielickich
(2013)The article deals with the vocabulary used by the occupational group of the miners from Wieliczka. The world represented in the legends of the miners includes two spheres: real and fantastic. The real sphere consist of ... -
O jedzeniu i pracy - na podstawie polskich przysłów
(2013)The selected proverbs point to the fact that eating is something obvious and natural, a repeated activity that aims at sating one’s appetite. Eating as a sign of life in proverbs has been contrasted with death. It is ... -
Motywy nadawania imion zwierzętom domowym w świetle Autobiografii na czterech łapach Doroty Sumińskiej
(2013)Zoonymy is a relatively new branch of onomastics that deals with animal names. It is increasingly popular among scholars given the growing importance of pets in human life. No longer seen predominantly as a source of ... -
Procesy adaptacyjne w języku polskich migrantów w Wielkiej Brytanii
(2013)The author writes about the adaptation processes that occur in the language of Polish migrants who immigrated to the United Kingdom after 2004. One of the features of bilingual speech of Poles living and working in Britain ... -
Pragmatyka wypowiedzi artystycznej w satyrach Mariana Hemara
(2013)The aim of the article is to present the circumstances of creating and understanding the satires by Marian Hemar. The first section of this paper focuses on the formula of composing the satires. The second section presents ... -
Dialog z tradycją w piosenkach zespołu Lao Che
(2012)The text explains how the Lao Che rock band tackles tradition in their so-called Polish Triptych. Analyzing the first album, the author shows how the band presents the Slavic tradition within the postcolonial framework. ... -
Elementy tradycji literackiej w wierszu dziecięcym
(2012)The paper presents the dialogue with tradition in selected poems for children. Children’s poetry most frequently resorts to intertextuality in the form of affective continuation, thematic restitution and stylistic ... -
Wskaźniki znaczenia w poemacie Widma Tadeusza Gajcego
(2012)The aim of the article is to present the indices of meaning in Tadeusz Gajcy’s poem Widma. The poetic index of meaning is a type of context which determines how the text is understood. The first section of this paper ... -
O imiennictwie miechowian w XXI wieku (między tradycją a współczesnością)
(2011)The article concerns first names given to the male residents of Miechów in the years 2001– 2010. Miechów’s public register of baptisms records 475 boys with, essentially, 106 different names. The names are presented and ... -
Tendencje w kreowaniu współczesnych imion zwierząt na tle polskiej tradycji zoonimicznej
(2011)Zoonymy is a relatively young branch of onomastics which deals with animal names. It is increasingly popular among scholars given the growing importance of pets in human life. No longer seen predominantly as sources of ... -
O niektórych multimodalnych zapożyczeniach angielskich. Spojrzenie lingwistyczno-kulturowe
(2011)In the article, the author discusses words borrowed from English, such as hello, sorry, wow and babe, existing in students’ spoken language. Their usage illustrates changes in modern culture, demonstrates characteristic ... -
Mitologizmy frazeologiczne (nieobecne) we współczesnych opracowaniach frazeologicznych i paremiologicznych
(2011)The article discusses a subset of Polish phraseology constituted by mythology-based phrases; special attention is given to the analysis of these in fourteen lexicographic works (including bilingual dictionaries, dictionaries ... -
Od kiedy szewc bez butów chodzi? - tradycyjne zawody rzemieślnicze w polskiej frazeologii i paremiologii
(2011)The comparison of old and contemporary idioms which contain lexemes szewc or szewski [cobbler, cobbler’s] demonstates the essential traits in the development of Polish phraselogy connected with crafts and craftsmanship. ... -
U prząśniczki siedzą jak anioł dzieweczki i ja jestem szparka, ja sekretarka, czyli tajemnice dawnej leksyki
(2011)In the 21st century Polish language, many of the archaic words and expressions of yesteryear still function. In spite of their relative frequency (occurrences in familiar folk or pop songs), they often remain incomprehensible ...