Wydział Nauk Humanistycznych (WH): Recent submissions
Wyświetlanie pozycji 1581-1600 z 3216
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Nauczycielskie upominanie
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Za Niemen, zaniemeński
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Uwagi o pochodzeniu gwary muszyńskiej
(2002)On the basis of the contrastive analysis of Muszyna dialect conducted by professor Eugeniusz Pawłowski, the author of the present study came to the conclusion that the dialect was formed under the influence of the Slovakian ... -
Osobliwości regionalnego języka Muszyny i Tylicza
(2002)As a result of the separation of Muszyna and Tylicz from the homogeneous region of Polish language by the belt of Łemek (West-Ukrainian Karpatian dialect) villages, a dialect was created in both towns, which on the one ... -
Kilka uwag o językowym świecie Izaaka Babla
(2002)The conducted analysis comprises those images of reality described by Babel, which constitute the writer- ornamentalist’s characteristic substance. Such writer tends to seek a theatrical ornamentation in the surrounding ... -
Verba dicendi wprowadzające mowę niezależną w "Panu Tadeuszu" (na przykładzie ks. VII)
(2002)There exist various theories about the function performed by verba dicendi in the syntactic structure. The author of the present study adopted the meta-informative perspective. In the epic Pan Tadeusz the seventh book ... -
Księgi miejskie Wojnicza jako nowe źródło do dawnego słownictwa polskiego (Uwagi wstępne)
(2002)Documents of the town of Wojnicz, which were published by historians, are the source of data not dealt with in linguistic research so far. The article gives preliminary comments on the sample vocabulary selected from one ... -
Mietnica, kaduk, boża kaźń, czyli o nazwach epilepsji w polszczyźnie XV i XVI w.
(2002)The subject matter of the presentation is the old vocabulary naming illnesses, and in particular its section, i.e. a group of some synonymous names for epilepsy recorded in the literary works of the 15th and 16th century ... -
Podobieństwo leksykalne wybranych poematów romantycznych
(2002)The selective contrastive analysis of seven Romantic poems leads to the conclusion that the degree of lexical similarity is conditioned by the size of vocabulary of a given work - the smallest number of common items is ...