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ИНГРИД ВАНГ НЮМАН – (НЕ)ПОЗНАТАТА ИЛЮСТРАТОРКА НА „ПИПИ ДЪЛГОТО ЧОРАПЧЕ“

ИНГРИД ВАНГ НЮМАН – (НЕ)ПОЗНАТАТА ИЛЮСТРАТОРКА НА „ПИПИ ДЪЛГОТО ЧОРАПЧЕ“

Author(s): Kalina Mincheva / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2020

The following text is a n attempt to present some of Ingrid Vang Nyman’s works and her illustrations to Astrid Lindgren’s books about Pippi Longstocking in particular. Seventy-five years after the first edition of the book about Pippi, nowadays Ingrid Vang Nyman’s illustrations are highly topical and favoured by publishers from different countries. Several generations of children have grown up on the girl’s well-known image, which has become inseparable from the overall idea of the book’s main character. Unfortunately, too little is known about this Danish illustrator, especially in Bulgaria.

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ЛЕКСИКО-СЕМАНТИЧЕСКАЯ ГРУППА «ОТСУТСТВИЕ РЕЧИ»
В РУССКОЙ ПОЭЗИИ: КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЕРСОНИФИКАЦИИ

ЛЕКСИКО-СЕМАНТИЧЕСКАЯ ГРУППА «ОТСУТСТВИЕ РЕЧИ» В РУССКОЙ ПОЭЗИИ: КОНСТРУКЦИИ ПЕРСОНИФИКАЦИИ

Author(s): Zoya Yurievna Petrova,Olga I. Severskaya,Natalia Aleksandrovna Fateeva / Language(s): Russian Issue: 7/2022

The article addresses the issue of describing the system of metaphors and similes and its evolution in Russian literature, with particular focus on one of its constituent parts – a set of comparative tropes of the Russian poetic language of the XIX–XXI centuries, which contains the images of comparison from a lexico-semantic group with the meaning of negation of speaking, which, in turn, is included into the semantic field “Language, speech”. The relevance of the work is determined by the need for a detailed description of the system of metaphors and similes using a large array of material in the language of fiction, taking into account corpus data. This study is aimed at giving a comprehensive and multifaceted description of the fragment of the system of metaphors and similies of Russian literature, and studying its evolution over two and a half centuries. The research objectives were to describe a set of comparison images belonging to the lexico-semantic group “Absence of speech”, to identify the semantic classes of the comparison objects – those entities that are figuratively characterized by the words from the studied group, to describe the evolution of these classes and the evolution of the analyzed lexico-semantic group containing the comparison images in the Russian poetic language of the XIX–XXI centuries, to analyze the specifi c features of using the comparison images from the said lexico-semantic group in poetic texts. The set objectives meet the criteria of research novelty: it is the fi rst-of-its-kind study that offers a systematic multifaceted description of metaphors and similes, whose comparison images belong to a certain lexico-semantic group, based on extensive corpus data, with the analysis of the evolution of the corresponding fragment of the system of comparative tropes. The corpus method, the semantic fi eld method, and the structural functional method were used for the language material analysis. The authors identified the composition of the lexico-semantic group “Absence of speech” and conducted the corpus analysis of its elements serving as personifiers in poetic texts. The authors also singled out the following semantic classes of the comparison objects characterized by the studied personifiers: “The outside world” (“Nature” and «Man-made objects”), “Time” and “Man’s inner world; socio-philosophical dimension; life, death, fate; linguistic phenomena”. The early segment of the studied fragment of the metaphorical system was determined, which includes the traditional images and comparison objects for the corresponding comparative tropes. The conclusion was made about the evolution of this fragment over two and a half centuries of the Russian poetic language development, namely that the classification of the objects and images of comparison was eventually updated. Special attention was paid to the evolution of the comparison images from the lexico-semantic group “Absence of speech”: the authors concluded that it was expanded through derivation and synonymy, with the special role of stylistically marked words and phraseological combinations in updating traditional semantic invariant of the studied class of comparative tropes. The study results present a fragment of the metaphorical system of the Russian poetic language of the XIX–XXI centuries in its development.

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СОСТАВ И СЕМАНТИКА СОЧИНИТЕЛЬНЫХ СОЮЗОВ В ДИАЛЕКТАХ СОБСТВЕННО КАРЕЛЬСКОГО НАРЕЧИЯ В АСПЕКТЕ ЯЗЫКОВЫХ КОНТАКТОВ

СОСТАВ И СЕМАНТИКА СОЧИНИТЕЛЬНЫХ СОЮЗОВ В ДИАЛЕКТАХ СОБСТВЕННО КАРЕЛЬСКОГО НАРЕЧИЯ В АСПЕКТЕ ЯЗЫКОВЫХ КОНТАКТОВ

Author(s): Tatiana Vladimirovna Pashkova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 7/2022

The issue of language contacts has been of constant interest to researchers for several centuries. This article is a study of coordinating constructions in Karelian Proper dialects of the Karelian language aimed at a comprehensive description of the composition and semantics of coordinating conjunctions in the Karelian Proper from the perspective of language contacts. The study used the comparison with the Russian language due to the historically close contacts between Russians and Karelians living in the same territory, as a result of which mutual influences are traced at the linguistic and cultural levels. The research methodology included the comparative typological, comparative historical, and lexicographic methods. Dictionaries of the Karelian language (including the dialectal dictionaries), samples of Karelian speech, which helped the author to delve into the composition, semantics, and etymology of the coordinating conjunctions of the studied Karelian dialects, were used as sources. The system of coordinating language tools in the Karelian Proper dialect of the Karelian language covers three groups of conjunctions, similar to the main groups of analogous Russian linking items in simple and complex sentences: the coordinating, disjunctive, and alternative ones. Etymological and semantic observations on the coordinating conjunctions in Karelian dialects lead to the conclusion that connectors expressing comparative and alternative relations are the original lexical items of the modern Karelian dialect. The coordinating and alternative connectors turn out to be the means of conjunction borrowed from the Russian language. The facts of transferring Russian conjunctions to the Karelian language prove that borrowing occurs only if there are certain prerequisites in the structure of the recipient language: the borrowing of coordinating conjunctions is possible due to the parataxis system formed in the Karelian language and its dialects back in ancient times as a typologically significant element of the syntax. This process requires a comprehensive comparative historical reconstruction.

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ემპათია – XXI საუკუნის თემატური ინოვაცია მსოფლიო პანდემიანაში: ეთგარ კერეტის „Stories in Times of Coronavirus"

ემპათია – XXI საუკუნის თემატური ინოვაცია მსოფლიო პანდემიანაში: ეთგარ კერეტის „Stories in Times of Coronavirus"

Author(s): Tamar Tsitsishvili,Irine Modebadze / Language(s): Georgian Issue: 23/2022

The centuries-old history of mankind has been marked by more than one epidemic or pandemic. It has long been a part of cultural memory. The psychological trauma caused by the transferred feelings has found a variety of reflections in art, primarily in painting and writing. In the paper, from a synchronic and diachronic perspective, we review the traditional themes of the art of overcoming the deadly illness and its artistic peculiarities in the context of world literature. Despite the thematic diversity, several traditional themes can be distinguished in the World Pandemic: Hedonistic – the pursuit of ultimate pleasure before death; Tragic – mourning the death of a loved one and realizing the transcendental eternity of love; The feeling of catastrophe (social, economic, or ideological) – or an epidemicas the power of chaos; Heroic (confrontation of good and evil). This theme is most impressively addressed in fantasy literature, where various deadly viruses threaten to destroy humanity, but a dedicated heroic battle ends with the defeat of evil. As a rule, in the texts dedicated to epidemics and pandemics, a combination of several main thematic layers is observed. In the twenty-first century, COVID-19 feeling has been added to these rich artistic reflections. Modern literature devoted to the new pandemic not only interprets themes with centuries-old traditions but also observes new thematic innovations. One of them is the development of empathy - compassion and the ability to understand the psychological state of others. One of the first authors writing about the awakening and intensifying the ability to empathize in altered reality was Etgar Keret, whose stories were written during times of COVID-19.

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Chronotopoi der Krise. Zur literarischen Vergegenwärtigung von Lebenswelten und Kontingenzerfahrungen in Joseph Roths Die Flucht ohne Ende

Chronotopoi der Krise. Zur literarischen Vergegenwärtigung von Lebenswelten und Kontingenzerfahrungen in Joseph Roths Die Flucht ohne Ende

Author(s): Alexander Jakovljevic / Language(s): German Issue: 31/2022

Joseph Roth’s novel Die Flucht ohne Ende, published in 1927, provides a diagnosis of the crisis and contingency phenomena of the interwar period against the backdrop of the collapse of the Habsburg monarchy in World War I and the October Revolution. These two events of world-historical significance lead to an erosion of old familiar worlds and to the emergence of new ones. Starting from the concepts of ‘contingency’ and ‘crisis’, the article shows how this contrast between the new and the old world is literarily shaped and visualized on the basis of selected time-space constellations. In doing so, it becomes clear that not only the life worlds in which the protagonist Franz Tunda operates, but also his own life design is highly contingent.

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Theater im Dialog: Imaginarien vom polnischen Theater in deutschen Fachmedien

Theater im Dialog: Imaginarien vom polnischen Theater in deutschen Fachmedien

Author(s): Karolina Prykowska-Michalak / Language(s): German Issue: 31/2022

Performances of Polish theatre are present in German media and are described by German or Polish journalists and critics, which builds a certain image not only of the aesthetics of Polish theatre but also of the imagination of Polish society. The aim of this article is to show the fluctuations and changes in the image of Polish theatre in Germany, in the last two decades, created by mainly professional press and portals devoted to theatre events. The problem is whether the vision of Polish theatre relates to its current artistic condition, the analysis of its character, the search for innovation, and to what extent is it a relationship conditioned by the commercial sale of information, often determined by the German vision of the social role of theatre, or the political situation.

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‚Kostbares Perd‘ oder ‚elegantes Mädchen‘ – ausgewählte Aspekte der Übersetzung deutscher Markennamen ins Chinesische

‚Kostbares Perd‘ oder ‚elegantes Mädchen‘ – ausgewählte Aspekte der Übersetzung deutscher Markennamen ins Chinesische

Author(s): Jarosław Aptacy / Language(s): German Issue: 31/2022

The aim of the article is to present selected aspects of the translation of German brand names into Chinese. First, the concept and functions of the brand are described, then the question of whether brand names should be local or global. Features of the Chinese language and writing, relevant to the translation of brand names, are also discussed. In the analytical part, linguistic and graphic features of Chinese brand names are characterized and methods of translating foreign names into Chinese are presented. These are (i) direct translation, (ii) free translation without regard to the original pronunciation, (iii) mixed translation, which takes into account both the pronunciation and the meaning of the original name. Of the 27 brand names examined, 11 were translated using method (i), 8 using method (ii) and 8 using method (iii).

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Aufgaben und Übungen im Verbund zur Förderung der phraseologischen Kompetenz im DaF-Unterricht

Aufgaben und Übungen im Verbund zur Förderung der phraseologischen Kompetenz im DaF-Unterricht

Author(s): Marios Chrissou / Language(s): German Issue: 31/2022

The important role of formulaic language at all levels of oral and written communication is an empirically founded certainty. This clearly shows that knowledge of formulaic sequences or multiword units are an important dimension of language mastery and an indispensable component of communicative competence in the foreign language. In this article, the term ‘phraseological competence’ is discussed, based on the partial competencies that constitute this area of knowledge. The definition of the term leads to questions concerning the language learning and its promotion in the classroom. Starting from the legitimacy of task-based learning in foreign language teaching, the question is addressed as to how this approach can be used in conjunction with form-focused instruction for the development of phraseological competence. Based on examples from classroom practice, possible applications and limitations of their combined use will be shown and reflected upon.

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A sociolinguistic probe of language use on Facebook among Algerian Internet users.

A sociolinguistic probe of language use on Facebook among Algerian Internet users.

Author(s): Charazed Hamzaoui / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2022

As Facebook has tremendously evolved into one of the best-liked ways of communication on the Internet, language has also been enticed in terms of its use and practices. This paper aims to raise its issue in the multilingual Arabic–French–English Facebook posts and comments from three purposely selected groups, comprising 40 participants each. The data were collected via an online questionnaire to explore the language(s) or language varieties used by the members in concordance with code-switching as a sociolinguistic phenomenon and the reasons behind such behaviour in online written discourse. The data were analysed through a mixed methods approach. The findings revealed that the participants of each selected group use a specific language or language that varies depending on the group membership, the language of the posts and the language they master best. Additionally, it was detected that most of the participants code-switch on Facebook either due to lack of fluency or to facilitate socialising.

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Approche onomasiologique des concepts ARBRE et FRUIT dans des langues européennes
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Approche onomasiologique des concepts ARBRE et FRUIT dans des langues européennes

Author(s): Anna Anastassiadis-Syméonidis,Petya Assenova,Hristina G. Markou,Fatjon Postolli / Language(s): French Issue: 2-3/2022

By applying the cognitive-onomasiological approach of Peter Koch (1999), we analyze the relation between the names of trees and their fruit in Balkan languages (Greek, Albanian, Bulgarian and Romanian) and in some non-Balkan languages (Slavic languages: Polish and Russian and Romance languages: Italian). On the basis of the results from the analysis, the following three areas of correlations can be established: fruit-bearing tree – fruit, which are characterized with, respectively: morphological relations between the names (change of grammatical gender in Romanian and Italian and partially in Ancient Greek); structural changes (suffixation in most Romance languages and in modern Greek: composition in Germanic languages); identical name for the tree and its fruit (in Slavic languages and in Albanian) or an area of the Slavic type.

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A Geographical Map of the Phrase (Part II)
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A Geographical Map of the Phrase (Part II)

Author(s): Yana Sivilova / Language(s): English Issue: 2-3/2022

The article examines the influence of German and English on Bulgarian phraseology. The author draws attention to the periods of particularly intensive language contact and reviews the publications оf Bulgarian (rarely foreign) authors in this field. In order to study the ways of borrowing and the periods during which certain phrases are affirmed, the expressions of two Revival translations were studied in comparison with the original texts. Special attention is paid to modern phraseological neologisms coming from English.

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Грешки при използването на предлози в текстовете на чужденци, обучаващи се на словашки език
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Грешки при използването на предлози в текстовете на чужденци, обучаващи се на словашки език

Author(s): Vladimíra Bashir-Géčová / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2-3/2022

The paper presents the results of research in the field of Slovak acquisition as a foreign language in the initial phase (language level A1). The aim of our work is to use the method of Error Analysis to justify errors in the use of prepositions in the accusative case and locative case in the singular form in written communications speaking the mother tongue of non-Slavic and non-philological focus. We notice student‘s interlanguage as a means of understanding in the process of second language learning. In the research part we will try to analyze the errors that occurred during the collection of language data – 24 texts of students of the Faculty of Medicine at the Slovak Medical University in Bratislava created for teaching during the first semester of study. The data serve as background material for current dissertation research.

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Транслитерация, фонологична и фонетична транскрипция при предаването с кирилица на съгласните в датски собствени имена в преводната литература на български език
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Транслитерация, фонологична и фонетична транскрипция при предаването с кирилица на съгласните в датски собствени имена в преводната литература на български език

Author(s): Vladimir Naydenov / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 2-3/2022

The focus of the article is the variation in the transcription of Danish consonants into Bulgarian Cyrillic, as observed in the renditions of Danish names found in texts published from the 1970s to the mid 2010s. The variation is interpreted as a consequence of the tension and vacillation between the principles of phonetic transcription, phonemic transcription and transliteration. While increasing tendencies towards phonetic transcription are observed, some forms of transliteration persist, and methodological inconsistency is widespread.

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War Terminology and its Psychological Impact

War Terminology and its Psychological Impact

Author(s): Laura Ionică / Language(s): English Issue: 21/2022

There is a rich terminology related to war, including the field of ammunition, battle strategies or communicative approaches. Visuals play a decisive role as they convey a greater persuasive force than the words frequently used in various communication channels. Words transcend linguistic boundaries and the clear or subliminal messages conveyed by the oral or written texts inevitably influence the ordinary reader who otherwise does not have a rich culture of the way a war is waged. The present work aims to highlight the semantic richness of war terminology and its psychological load. The study includes a series of eloquent examples from the online press, based on a rigorous selection of publications.

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INFLUENȚA LIMBII ENGLEZE ASUPRA VOCABULARULUI LIMBII ROMÂNE. FENOMENUL „ROMGLEZĂ”
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INFLUENȚA LIMBII ENGLEZE ASUPRA VOCABULARULUI LIMBII ROMÂNE. FENOMENUL „ROMGLEZĂ”

Author(s): Alina Pădurean,Maria Alexandra Forton / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 1/2022

The contemporary international influence of the English language is increasingly talked about in terms of a linguistic globalization generated by the alert rhythms of the economic, political and social contacts of the XXI century (Adriana Stoichițoiu-Ichim, 2002: 259). So the influence of English on the lexicon of some languages, also of international circulation, meets a need for efficient and fast communication in the context of hasty social and economic transformations. It lends itself to borrowing English terms not only the languages spoken for example in SE Europe, where the modernization of socio- political life has been much delayed by political conjuncture, but also languages like French, Italian, Spanish, German as a result of political and economic contacts, of bilingual speakers and the audio-visual and written press.

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Dwie panie Sieniawskie i ich klientka Drużbacka z Wilanowem w tle

Dwie panie Sieniawskie i ich klientka Drużbacka z Wilanowem w tle

Author(s): Krystyna Stasiewicz / Language(s): Polish Issue: 21/2020

The authoress presents three women associated with Wilanów. Elżbieta Sieniawska (1668/69 – 1729), wife of Adam the grand hetman of the Crown and Kraków castellan, was one of the most influential women of the time of August II. The scale of her activity was large. She was involved in political, economic, cultural and artistic life. She bought Wilanów in 1720 because it provided prestige to the Sieniawski family as the owners of the formerresidence of King Sobieski. The only daughter of magnates, Maria Zofia Denhoff, was the heir to a great fortune, for which she was well prepared to manage. In 1730, she leased Wilanów to King August II. After his death in 1733, Wilanów returned again to Maria Zofia and her second husband August Czartoryski. Elżbieta Drużbacka, a trusted client of the Sieniawski family, poet, confidante of Maria Zofia, may have been to the palace in Wilanów. Siemiginowski’s plafonds "Four Seasons" found there could draw inspiration for the poem "Opisanie czterech części roku" (Describing the four parts of the year).

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The law review paper between the Kingdom of the law and the realms of academia: A systemic functional analysis of adverbial clauses

The law review paper between the Kingdom of the law and the realms of academia: A systemic functional analysis of adverbial clauses

Author(s): Najla Fki / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

Legal discourse has long been classified among those genres that defy generic changes the most (Gocić 2012). Recently, however, hybrid legal genres have been challenging this generic stability by imposing their own norms to coin a novel kind of ‘legal culture’ (Goźdź-Roszkowski 2011: 11). The law review article is a case in point for it combines both legal and academic standards of writing which make it “far richer in intertextuality and interdiscursivity” (Bhatia 2006: 6) than the traditional set of legal genres. This generic subversion can be traced in the lexico-grammatical choices made by the authors to turn their papers into influential legal sources rather than mere descriptions of the law. In this context, this study aspires to scrutinize the use of adverbial clauses as one specific lexico-grammatical choice in a corpus of 44 accredited law review papers with the aim of showing how this hybrid genre strives to evolve beyond the stagnation of what is termed ‘language of the law’. Specifically, a Systemic Functional Linguistics analysis of the semantic, structural and thematic uses of these structures is conducted to demonstrate how the hybridity of contexts in a single genre can make for unprecedented generic breaches. The quantitative and qualitative analyses revealed an uneven distribution of adverbial patterns in favor of non-finite purpose and finite condition, concession and reason clauses. Additionally, the positional distribution of these patterns is manipulated whenever the need arises to hedge claims as a form of allegiance to the communal demands of the law and academia. These choices are found to comply with the authors’ needs to balance both legal and academic rituals of writing while observing at the same time their personal needs to be highly acclaimed as legal scholars and to “publish or perish” (Christensen & Oseid 2008: 1).

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Aventura și hagialâkul pașadiesc

Aventura și hagialâkul pașadiesc

Author(s): Angelo Mitchievici / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 1/2022

This article analyzes the theme of adventure as it is developed in Mateiu I. Caragiale’s novel Gallants of the Old Court (Craii de Curtea-Veche). I am particularly interested in the way in which Mateiu I. Caragiale presents a pattern of adventure as it emerges from the culture and civilization of the 18th century and in particular of the Enlightenment, and a typology of the adventurer. Based on the distinction that Vladimir Jankélévitch makes in L’aventure, l'Ennui, le Sérieux between “adventurer” (l’aventurier) and “adventurous” (l’aventureux), I study the way Mateiu I. Caragiale adapts the 18th -century model in the context of modernity where the adventurer turns into an arriviste. I analyze this new typology of modernity from the perspective offered by both Mateiu I. Caragiale’s novel and his correspondence with his young friend N.A. Boicescu, given that the pattern proposed by the author of Gallants of the Old Court represents a hybrid between the two typologies. I also explore how the reading of Félicien Champsaur’s novel The Arriviste influenced the Romanian prose writer and his way of conceiving his characters, and his lifestyle as well.

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Către o poetică a excesului. Abuz, exagerări și limite în literatură și cinematografie

Către o poetică a excesului. Abuz, exagerări și limite în literatură și cinematografie

Author(s): Madalina Stoica / Language(s): Romanian Issue: 1/2022

With this article, we aim to systematically construct an argument towards the poetics of excess, specific to literary and, in a broader sense, artistic decadent movement. In a cultural paradigm in which we encounter an acute sense of cupio dissolvi (“I wish to be dissolved”), the excess becomes a subversive, escapist, or even compensatory response to a fundamental lack, a significant absence, an ontological vacuum. Modern society stands under the seal of decadence, and excess is a form of dissolution of a time under the ascendancy of decline. Thus, we aim to synthesize the most common forms of excess (erotic, opioid abuse, food consumption, gambling, extravagant clothing, etc.) in literature and film of the twentieth century and to understand what are the reasons behind this too-muchness.

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Content and Process in Medical Communication

Content and Process in Medical Communication

Author(s): Daniel Clinci / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2022

According to twentieth-century developments in the field of medical communication, there are two aspects which need to be taught: content and process. Usually, it is far more intuitive and even necessary to focus on the content of medical communication, leaving process aside. However, recent research shows that emphasizing process leads to improved medical care and professionalism in the physician-patient relationship, which is always dependent on non-technical factors such as academic culture, the particular view on medicine that a society has, and the difference between disease, the hard scientific data, and illness, the patient’s individual and social experience of disease. This paper explores the various ways in which content and process can be combined in the Medical English class with a specific focus on the Calgary-Cambridge framework. New approaches have been developed in recent years, but they should be balanced by a straightforward teaching of the social, political, historical, and medical-technical structures at play in contemporary practice.

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