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Testimonia of the earliest history of Slavs. Latin series, vol. 1: Antiquity. Earliest writers
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Testimonia of the earliest history of Slavs. Latin series, vol. 1: Antiquity. Earliest writers

Testimonia najdawniejszych dziejów Słowian. Seria łacińska, t. 1: Starożytność. Pisarze najdawniejsi

Author(s): / Language(s): Polish

Keywords: sources;Central Eastern Europe;Slavs;Roman Empire;ancient geography;ethnonyms;toponyms;

The volume presents excerpts from writings by Ancient Roman authors of the turn of the Christian era which concern Slavs as well as, more generally, the Ancient Roman geography of Central-Eastern Europe. Each excerpt – accompanied by a note about its author and the work from which it originates, including an overview of the text’s manuscripts, editions and critical studies – is presented in its Latin original as well as in Polish translation. The second part of the book is devoted to historiographical commentary to the excerpted sources and comprises a geographical lexicon of the Barbaricum: the Northern, Central and Eastern Europe with adjacent Asian territories. Presented and discussed in it are over 1.000 Ancient ethno- and toponyms.

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Contemporary Bulgarian-Polish dictionary. Issue 1
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Contemporary Bulgarian-Polish dictionary. Issue 1

Współczesny słownik bułgarsko-polski. Zeszyt I

Author(s): Joanna Satoła-Staśkowiak,Violetta Koseska-Toszewa,Ludmila Dimitrova / Language(s): Bulgarian,Polish

Keywords: Bulgarian language;Polish language;dictionary;lexicography;contrastive linguistics;corpus linguistics;

The “Contemporary Bulgarian-Polish dictionary”, being prepared by Joanna Satoła-Staśkowiak and Violetta Koseska-Toszewa with collaboration from Ludmila Dimitrova, is a contrastive description of Bulgarian and Polish vocabulary, including the newest lexis – the codification of which has not been attempted since the last edition of Franciszek Sławski’s “Concise Bulgarian-Polish dictionary (“Podręczny słownik bułgarsko-polski”) in 1987.“Since this time major changes have taken place not only in Bulgarian and Polish vocabulary but also in the methodology of dictionary entry formulation. In compiling this dictionary we were helped by: studies of a great number of source texts, language corpora, hundreds of conversations with native speakers of Bulgarian as well as other […] lexicographical works by prominent linguists” (from the authors).

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The early history of the Slavs in the light of their language (3rd ed.)
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The early history of the Slavs in the light of their language (3rd ed.)

Wczesne dzieje Słowian w świetle ich języka (wyd. 3)

Author(s): Hanna Popowska-Taborska / Language(s): Polish

Keywords: ethnogenesis;hydronymy;anthroponymy;ethnonymy;phonetics;lexis;

In this work, consisting of 7 chapters (I. An outline of the early history of linguistic researches on the ethnogenesis of the Slavs; II. Linguistics and other disciplines conducting researches on the early history of the Slavs; III. The hydronymic aspect of research on the ethnogenesis of the Slavs; IV. Slavic ethnonyms and anthroponyms; V. The phonetic differentiation of Slavic; VI. The role of vocabulary in research on the ethnogenesis of the Slavs; VII. The stages preceding the historical past of the Slavs), various theories and hypotheses based on linguistic facts and connected with the ethnogenesis of the Slavs are presented and analysed. The final conclusions based on the research could be stated as follows: The Slavs broke away from the great Proto-Indo-European family; on the basis of linguistic facts we cannot, however, situate their original homeland without some hesitation, nor do we know exactly how the process of differentiation took place and in what way the various language groups emerged. There exist many Balto-Slavic linguistic connections that point to a close or common development of these two language groups. However, on the basis of linguistic facts alone, it is difficult to determine the location of the original homeland of the Slavs and Balts. At some point these two ethnic groups separated; we cannot, however, state the reason for this break, nor what factors brought about the development of linguistically distinct Slavic. From the linguistic data one can assume that at an earlier points in history there existed contacts between Slavic, Italic and Germanic languages, but where and when it occurred has until now not been thoroughly explained. The presence of Celtic traces in the Slavic languages, which has been variously interpreted (some linguists maintain that in the remote past the Slavs could have been in contact with the Celts) could be analysed only with difficulty since knowledge about Celtic dialects is scarce. There undoubtedly existed some Slavic-Iranian connections, but it is difficult at present to determine the scale and character of these contacts. Further studies in this field are recommended. In the case of contacts between the Slavs and Germans it is very important to draw up a detailed chronological chart of the various phases of the contacts. Here linguists encounter great problems owing to a lack of sufficient criteria to separate the Gothic from the Proto-German linguistic layer. At present we are not in a position to determine unequivocally the location of early Slav homelands either in the light of hydronyms, or through the analysis of Slavic ethnonyms or botanical and zoological terminology, or on the basis of contemporary lexical divisions. We do know that the real Slavs, not the supposed ones, appear on the historical stage in the sixth century A. D., whereas the reconstruction of the early Slavic phonetic and morphological system points to the extreme uniformity of the Proto-Slavic language. On the basis of various data, one can thus maintain that the phonetic differentiation of the Slavic language occurred in the second half of the first millenium A. D., when the Slavs suddenly began to expand, occupying sizeable areas of southern, north-eastern and north-western Europe. One can thus speak of a demographic explosion which in turn brought about an expansion of a Slavic ethnos formerly centered on a much smaller area. Pre- and post-war researches have proposed whole range of solutions to the difficult problem of Slavic ethnogenesis. The author of this work refrains from providing more detailed conclusions because she claims, on one hand none of the existing theories is convincing and on the other she is of the opinion that on the basis of the linguistic facts it is impossible to carry out a full reconstruction of the prehistory of the Slavs.

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Language of the borderlands. A study of languages and identities in the Lubusz region
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Language of the borderlands. A study of languages and identities in the Lubusz region

Mowa pogranicza. Studium o językach i tożsamościach w regionie lubuskim

Author(s): Anna Zielińska / Language(s): Polish,Ukrainian,German

Keywords: dialectology;sociolinguistics;bilingualism;Lemko dialect;Bukovinian dialect;Polesie dialect;Ukrainian language;Polish language;German language

“The work is novel, original and pioneering not only in terms of its narrowly understood subject matter (a study of languages and identities in the Lubusz region) but likewise in wider terms as a sincere, aeideological look at so-called new mixed dialects in so-called Western and Northern Territories” (Professor Bogdan Walczak). “In her studies on language contact in the borderlands, Anna Zielińska has developed her own original methodology, combining elements of sociolinguistics, dialectology and cultural studies. In the monograph she present a comprehensive description of ways of communication actually at play in multilingual territories with diverse immigrant populations and a multifaceted hierarchy of languages and their varieties. Approach of this kind has hitherto not been applied to the Lubusz region, with existing studies usually attempting to model an ideal state of integrated Polish” (Professor Ewa Wolnicz-Pawłowska). “Anna Zielińska’s book deconstructs the stereotypes which have accrued in Poland about the so-called Recovered Territories due to the political and ideological conditions of the last half century. This study, brilliantly underpinned in terms of material and theory, is a pioneering combination of classic sociolinguistic approach with an anthropological perspective which inspires deliberations about the nationalistic mechanisms in Polish scholarly discourse concerning this area” (Professor Anna Engelking).

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The difficulty of dying
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The difficulty of dying

Trudne umieranie

Author(s): Piotr Szenajch / Language(s): Polish

Keywords: anthropology; metaphor; taboo; oncology; hospice; film; novel

“The work consists of three parts, corresponding to consecutive phases of my study. The first part constitutes a multi-layered description of 20th-century narrative representations of disease and death. The second part is an analysis of a few currents in the public discourse of death that I find to be of essence, it also contains some interpretational efforts important for the entirety of the project. The third part is an account of conversations I had with patients of the Caritas Stationary Hospice of the Archdiocese of Warsaw in 2007. Each of the parts took on a separate character. They differ in the methodology of analysis, strategies of interpretation, and even, to some extent, in narrative style. Each part is also in some way a separate attempt to say something about dying in the contemporary world” (from the introduction). “The overflow of representations of death as a soothing culmination, of initiatives freeing us from the taboo of death, and of scholarly deliberations about death as a master key to the human condition – all this is dramatically at odds with the experience of dying as told by my interlocutors. All these cultural approaches to death did nothing to prepare them for the disorganisation of life, the physical and psychological suffering, the threat to the order of lives of others, and the deficiency of meaning that are associated with dying. An aestheticized and meaningful death is something one can talk about. The experience of dying is unalterably surrounded by a wall of silence and isolating practices” (from the introduction). “Piotr Szenajch’s work defies the commonplace thesis – a thesis derived from a superficial reading of Hans-Georg Gadamer – that the “truth” sought by the humanities is mutually exclusive with “method”. On the contrary, there is, as the author demonstrates, a certain method, a rigorous technology of the intellect, which following Barbara Fatyga and Przemysław Zieliński he calls the removal of metaphors. This method allows for bringing to order even as resistant a material as dying, to see in it seams and bastings, to look beneath the lining of silence. However, as Szenajch finds, nothing, no method in the world, can tell us how to understand the result we arrive at, how to face what we have wilfully stripped of metaphors. The author leads us to this conclusion through a winding road but it is a journey the reader will not have regretted” (Joanna Tokarska-Bakir).

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Quantification and modal problems in the Lithuanian dialect of Puńsk (with reference to literary Polish and Lithuanian)
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Quantification and modal problems in the Lithuanian dialect of Puńsk (with reference to literary Polish and Lithuanian)

Zagadnienia kwantyfikacyjne i modalne w litewskiej gwarze puńskiej (na tle literackich języków polskiego i litewskiego)

Author(s): Danuta Roszko / Language(s): Polish,Lithuanian

Keywords: Lithuanian language; Polish language; dialect; semantics; corpus linguistics; modality; scope quantification

In “Quantification and modal problems in the Lithuanian dialect of Puńsk (with reference to literary Polish and Lithuanian)”, Danuta Roszko describes the Puńsk dialect of Lithuanian, which remains in constant interaction with both Lithuanian and Polish, using a novel research methodology of theoretical contrastive studies (teoretyczne badania konfrontatywne, or TBK). “It is widely accepted that the use of TBK in dialectal research will contribute to a fuller description of dialects […] allowing for overcoming the barriers posed by formal structures of the dialect. It will also make semantic aspects […] a focal point of dialectologist research. […] TBK will allow for objective studies into any dialect; in the case of the discussed Puńsk dialect, it will also make possible to relate the present state of the dialect, as revealed in research, to both Polish and Lithuanian simultaneously. This will enable us to confirm the dialectal archaisms and innovation in relation to literary Lithuanian as well as to identify the dialectal features whose emergence might have been a result of the interaction between this Lithuanian dialects and the neighbouring Suwalskie-Podlasie dialects of Polish” (from pp. 14–15).

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Anthropology of continuity and change
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Anthropology of continuity and change

Anthropology of continuity and change

Author(s): / Language(s): English

Keywords: anthropology; performance; economic strategies; social structure; everyday life; gossip; marriage

“This book is a result of fieldwork undertaken for the project Anthropology of Continuity and Change: Macedonian Poreče 80 Years after Józef Obrębski's Research” implemented at the University of Warsaw in the years 2012–2013. Our aim was to create a contemporary monograph on Poreče through critical analysis of collected field material, by posing the same or similar questions as Obrębski did 80 years ago. The research focused primarily on subjects explored by Obrębski, for instance family, yearly rituals, religion, magic, or the position of women in the rural society. Secondly we investigated new topics like the political, economic, and social changes related to the collapse of Yugoslavia and the painful transition process in Macedonia (from the Foreword by Karolina Bielenin-Lenczowska and Anna Engelking).

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Szymon Budny’s path to the release of the 1574 critical edition of the New Testament
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Szymon Budny’s path to the release of the 1574 critical edition of the New Testament

Droga Szymona Budnego do krytycznego wydania Nowego Testamentu z 1574 roku

Author(s): Arleta Łuczak / Language(s): Polish

Keywords: Bible; Polish language; Greek language; Latin language; translation; 16th century; Calvinism; Arianism; old prints

This work is devoted to the translations of the New Testament by Szymon Budny – an eminent sixteenth-century Polish writer, and outstanding linguist and biblical scholar of the Reformation. At first a Calvinist, Budny then became an Arian activist. The book's its purpose is to describe the changing progression taking place in the three editions of Budny’s translations of the New Testament from 1570, 1572 and 1574. To this end, I perform a philological analysis of these texts in comparison to other biblical Polish translations of the 16th century (mainly to the Calvinist Brest Bible of 1563 and to the 1568 New Testament, which was modelled on it) as well as to Greek and Latin texts. The dynamic process of shaping the changes in succeeding translations of the New Testament, which Budny constantly improved and perfected, is most evident in his critical edition of the New Testament from 1574. Here, the author was able to present the results of his search for the authentic, i.e. correct and error-free, original text, a search which he based on multiple sources. He also expressed his position regarding the method of translation and theological interpretation (which corresponded to his confession).

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Intangible and tangible cultural heritage of the Lublin Region as a basis for cultural tourism development
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Intangible and tangible cultural heritage of the Lublin Region as a basis for cultural tourism development

Niematerialne i materialne dziedzictwo Lubelszczyzny jako podstawa rozwoju turystyki kulturowej

Author(s): / Language(s): Russian,Polish

Keywords: borderland; identity; tradition; cultural animation; folk culture; zoning; local government

"In the Lublin Region, the key word is the border: we are right next to Belarus and Ukraine, between the Vistula and the Bug. The diversity of this area (manifested by Orthodox churches and synagogues as well as Armenian and Tatar traces) finds its reflection in the multiplicity of topics considered in the volume. The authors and editors of the volume (comprising ethnologists, anthropologists, philologists, geographers and economists) treat cultural area studies presented as a vehicle allowing the reader to imagine the space of the Lublin Region, where the West meets the East. Analysing the Region’s historical and cultural resources, the authors drew a broken circle, going from Biała Podlaska, through Włodawa, Hrubieszów, Zamość, Zwierzyniec, Biłgoraj, Janów Lubelski, Kraśnik, Opole Lubelskie, Kazimierz Dolny, Puławy to Łuków. These margins of the Lublin Region have become for them, to use bell hooks’s formulation, a place of radical opening" (from the introduction).

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The Polish Minority in South-Eastern Ukraine
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The Polish Minority in South-Eastern Ukraine

The Polish Minority in South-Eastern Ukraine

Author(s): Helena Krasowska / Language(s): English

Keywords: Polish diaspora; Ukraine; Donbas; identity; Polish language

Based on the results on extensive fieldwork - comprising both interviews and archival research - Helena Krasowska presents an in-depth portrayal of the Polish community in the south-east of Ukraine, touching on the group's legal status, linguistic situation and identity.

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Bukovina. At home among Others
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Bukovina. At home among Others

Bukowina. Inni wśród Swoich

Author(s): / Language(s): Romanian,Polish,Ukrainian,German

Keywords: Bukovina; Ukraine; Romania; own vs strange; language; folklore; tradition; festival

"The book tackles the continuously topical and important subject matter of the setting of social boundaries and the diversity of the social world, of migration and the associated sense of separateness and alienation but also community building despite [...] the everyday experience of difference". The texts comprising this volume will allow for a better understanding of "the phenomenon of the borderland in its various aspects (linguistic, cultural, societal, political) on the part of members of the scientific community and of social practitioners (politicians and activists). Particular texts might also prove useful in the educational process at different levels and in different fields - and in different Central European countries" (from review by Professor Lech Suchomłynow).

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Development Dynamics in the Development of 21st Century Slavic Dialects
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Development Dynamics in the Development of 21st Century Slavic Dialects

Dynamika rozwoju gwar słowiańskich w XXI wieku

Author(s): / Language(s): Slovak,Russian,Czech,Polish,Ukrainian

Keywords: dialectology; Polish dialects; Czech dialects; Ruthenian dialects; Hutsul dialects; Silesian dialects; Serbian dialects; Slovenian dialects

The intensive and rapid civilizational development of the last decades has marked its presence in all areas of life in Europe. The changes to the conditions of life and work as well as effects of globalization have affected the rural environments in particular. This gave rise to the idea of organizing an interdisciplinary conference which would provide an opportunity to discuss the problems of rural areas from the perspective of different approaches, including especially linguistics. An effect of this meeting of linguists, sociologists, museologists and anthropologists is the presented collection of articles which allow for seeing the language change we are observing in a wider context.

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Polish dialect islands in Belarus at the turn of the 20th century
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Polish dialect islands in Belarus at the turn of the 20th century

Polskie wyspy gwarowe z przełomu XIX i XX wieku na Białorusi

Author(s): Iryda Grek-Pabisowa / Language(s): Polish

Keywords: Belarus; Polesie; Vitebsk; Mogilev; Polish diaspora; dialect island; dialect; lexicography; Masurians; Silesians

The book is devoted to characterizing the phonetic and grammatical systems as well as vocabulary of the dialects spoken by Polish settlers of the turn of the 20th century on the territory of today’s Belarus. The work consists of three parts. The first part describes the consecutive waves of Polish settlement in Polesie and the Vitebsk and Mogilev regions, changes in the sociolinguistic situation of places inhabited by Poles, and the characteristic features of the Polish language they used. The second part is a listing of vocabulary used in Polesie and Eastern Belarus, including especially the Silesian lexis, brought by particular groups of settlers from their native lands. The final part offers a summary of information on individual subregions and the vocabularies ascribed to them.

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On the issues of information sciences, terminology and linguistics
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On the issues of information sciences, terminology and linguistics

Z zagadnień informacji naukowej, terminoznawstwa i językoznawstwa

Author(s): / Language(s): Slovak,English,Bulgarian,Russian,Polish,Ukrainian,Belarusian

Keywords: information sciences; iSybislaw (information retrieval system); linguistics; Slavic studies; terminology

The monograph is a result of the conference meetings organized at the Institute of Slavic Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences in 2016-2018 entitled "Modern systems of Slavic bibliographic information - today and tomorrow" and "Linguistics and Slavic bibliographic information systems - today and tomorrow". These meetings were devoted to problems occurring in such disciplines as information sciences, bibliology, linguistics and terminology. The participants of these meetings, the Authors of the texts, are researchers of Polish and foreign academic institutions, most of whom work within one of two Committees of the International Committee of Slavists: the Commission on Linguistic Bibliography and the Terminological Commission. The book includes theoretical and practical works. The common reference point of the monograph is the information retrieval system iSybislav that is in fact a digital bibliographic database, which presents contemporary achievements of world Slavic linguistics and is elaborated by an international team of linguists.

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Nominalization Processes in Sentences Expressing the Causal Relation
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Nominalization Processes in Sentences Expressing the Causal Relation

Procesy nominalizacyjne w zdaniach wyrażających relację przyczynowo-skutkową

Author(s): Jakub Lubomir Banasiak / Language(s): Bulgarian,Polish

Keywords: causal relation; Polish language; Bulgarian language; semantics; syntax; predicate-argument structure; nominalization; contrastive grammar

The study is devoted to nominalization processes in sentences expressing the causal relation that can be paraphrased using pure causatives (verbal exponents of the causal predicate). The causal predicate itself is modelled according to Stanisław Karolak’s theory of aspect. Considering that this work is not theoretical in nature, its main merits lie in the description of linguistic facts. The application of predicate-argument structure theory enables a comprehensive description of syntactic and pragmatic features of discrete causative predicative expressions. The study formulates strict rules which govern their use and verifies certain claims concerning such issues as the distribution of a “raised” object and the semantic category of time. Each predicative expression is given its functional equivalent in the other language.

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Władysław Kowalenko (1884–1966). A Historian of the Early Slavs on Land and on the Sea
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Władysław Kowalenko (1884–1966). A Historian of the Early Slavs on Land and on the Sea

Władysław Kowalenko (1884–1966). Badacz dziejów dawnej Słowiańszczyzny na lądzie i na morzu

Author(s): Wojciech Mądry / Language(s): Polish

Keywords: strongholds; teaching; settlement; Slavs; coast; sailing and navigation

The aim of this work is to present the role of Władysław Kowalenko as an initiator and advocate of research on early Piast strongholds with the use of interdisciplinary methods and of studies on connections between the early medieval Slavdom and the sea, as well as his contribution to the "Słownik starożytności słowiańskich" [Dictionary of Slavic Antiquities] – a unique compendium of knowledge about the history and culture of the early Slavs – where the editorial work of Kowalenko resulted in the publishing of an eight-volume encyclopaedia instead of the originally planned two-volume dictionary for the general public.

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An integrated semantic and syntactic description of Bulgarian, Polish and Russian verbs: Verba cogitandi and verba sentiendi. Part 1
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An integrated semantic and syntactic description of Bulgarian, Polish and Russian verbs: Verba cogitandi and verba sentiendi. Part 1

Zintegrowany opis semantyczno-syntaktyczny czasowników bułgarskich, polskich i rosyjskich (verba cogitandi i verba sentiendi). Cz. 1

Author(s): Aleksander Kiklewicz,Małgorzata Korytkowska,Julia Mazurkiewicz-Sułkowska,Agnieszka Zatorska / Language(s): Bulgarian,Russian,Polish

Keywords: semantics; syntax; predicate-argumentate structures; transformations of syntactic structures; Bulgarian language; Polish language; Russian language

“Zintegrowany opis semantyczno-syntaktyczny czasowników bułgarskich, polskich i rosyjskich (verba cogitandi i verba sentiendi)” (An integrated semantic and syntactic description of Bulgarian, Polish and Russian verbs: Verba cogitandi and verba sentiendi) includes an extensive monographic study of two classes of Bulgarian, Polish and Russian verbs: verbs of thinking (verba cogitandi) and verbs of feeling (verba sentiendi), as well as two dictionaries featuring their semantic and syntactic descriptions. The study aims to investigate relations between the syntactic and semantic layer, which are greatly determined by features of the verbs that build sentence structures. The authors analyse semantic-syntactic processes in sentence structures identified in the study material – most of which involve condensation – and formal manifestations of basic sentence categories that have an impact on the features of syntactic structures. The study also involves important lexicographic questions, concerning not only the form and content of dictionary entries but also their delimitation, that is, drawing a line beyond which items under consideration display different features and thus should make up separate entries. Since the volume concerns three Slavic languages, it also includes some observations and conclusions on their contrastive features.

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An integrated semantic and syntactic description of Bulgarian, Polish and Russian verbs: Verba cogitandi and verba sentiendi
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An integrated semantic and syntactic description of Bulgarian, Polish and Russian verbs: Verba cogitandi and verba sentiendi

Zintegrowany opis semantyczno-syntaktyczny czasowników bułgarskich, polskich i rosyjskich (verba cogitandi i verba sentiendi)

Author(s): Aleksander Kiklewicz,Małgorzata Korytkowska,Julia Mazurkiewicz-Sułkowska,Agnieszka Zatorska / Language(s): Bulgarian,Russian,Polish

Keywords: semantics; syntax; predicate-argumentate structures; transformations of syntactic structures; Bulgarian language; Polish language; Russian language

“Zintegrowany opis semantyczno-syntaktyczny czasowników bułgarskich, polskich i rosyjskich (verba cogitandi i verba sentiendi)” (An integrated semantic and syntactic description of Bulgarian, Polish and Russian verbs: Verba cogitandi and verba sentiendi) includes an extensive monographic study of two classes of Bulgarian, Polish and Russian verbs: verbs of thinking (verba cogitandi) and verbs of feeling (verba sentiendi), as well as two dictionaries featuring their semantic and syntactic descriptions. The study aims to investigate relations between the syntactic and semantic layer, which are greatly determined by features of the verbs that build sentence structures. The authors analyse semantic-syntactic processes in sentence structures identified in the study material – most of which involve condensation – and formal manifestations of basic sentence categories that have an impact on the features of syntactic structures. The study also involves important lexicographic questions, concerning not only the form and content of dictionary entries but also their delimitation, that is, drawing a line beyond which items under consideration display different features and thus should make up separate entries. Since the volume concerns three Slavic languages, it also includes some observations and conclusions on their contrastive features.

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An integrated semantic and syntactic description of Bulgarian, Polish and Russian verbs: Verba cogitandi and verba sentiendi
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An integrated semantic and syntactic description of Bulgarian, Polish and Russian verbs: Verba cogitandi and verba sentiendi

Zintegrowany opis semantyczno-syntaktyczny czasowników bułgarskich, polskich i rosyjskich (verba cogitandi i verba sentiendi)

Author(s): Aleksander Kiklewicz,Małgorzata Korytkowska,Julia Mazurkiewicz-Sułkowska,Agnieszka Zatorska / Language(s): Bulgarian,Russian,Polish

Keywords: semantics; syntax; predicate-argumentate structures; transformations of syntactic structures; Bulgarian language; Polish language; Russian language

“Zintegrowany opis semantyczno-syntaktyczny czasowników bułgarskich, polskich i rosyjskich (verba cogitandi i verba sentiendi)” (An integrated semantic and syntactic description of Bulgarian, Polish and Russian verbs: Verba cogitandi and verba sentiendi) includes an extensive monographic study of two classes of Bulgarian, Polish and Russian verbs: verbs of thinking (verba cogitandi) and verbs of feeling (verba sentiendi), as well as two dictionaries featuring their semantic and syntactic descriptions. The study aims to investigate relations between the syntactic and semantic layer, which are greatly determined by features of the verbs that build sentence structures. The authors analyse semantic-syntactic processes in sentence structures identified in the study material – most of which involve condensation – and formal manifestations of basic sentence categories that have an impact on the features of syntactic structures. The study also involves important lexicographic questions, concerning not only the form and content of dictionary entries but also their delimitation, that is, drawing a line beyond which items under consideration display different features and thus should make up separate entries. Since the volume concerns three Slavic languages, it also includes some observations and conclusions on their contrastive features.

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People of Two Cultures: Selected Cases of the Cultural Transgression of Poles in the Ottoman Empire (17th–19th Centuries)
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People of Two Cultures: Selected Cases of the Cultural Transgression of Poles in the Ottoman Empire (17th–19th Centuries)

Ludzie dwóch kultur. Wybrane przypadki transgresji kulturowej Polaków w Imperium Osmańskim w XVII, XVIII i XIX wieku

Author(s): Agnieszka Aysen Kaim / Language(s): Polish

Keywords: conversion; renegade; cultural broker; go-between; identity; transgression; transcultural; coexistence

This book is devoted to multiculturality and cultural transgression. The study begins with the definitions and descriptions of the phenomena and terminology crucial to the source materials, and presents biculturality from the micro-historical perspective of the case studies of three well-known Polish figures: Wojciech Bobowski (Ali Ufkî Bey, 17th c.), Salomea Regina Pilsztynowa (18th c.) and Konstanty Borzęcki (Mustafa Celâleddin Paşa, 19th/20th c.). Their biographies exemplify the complicated identities at the border of two cultures: Polish and Turkish, Christian and Muslim. The figures in focus are representatives of the “go-between” category which includes captives, émigré converts and Turkophile travellers who prospered in the Ottoman Empire. These “cultural brokers” made their presence felt in the history of Turkish–Polish relations and have passed into the history of culture. They are examined from the perspective of contemporary cultural studies, set against the latest anthropological theories (cultural syncretism, identity in multicultural societies), with special emphasis placed on cultural transgression as a set of shifting interactions. The analysis of the transgressive processes experienced by the individuals being studied takes into account their religious conversion, its circumstances, nature and consequences.

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