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2024 | 89 | 2 | 149 – 165

Article title

Z FRAZEOLOGICKÝCH IMPULZOV TVORBY ANTONA HABOVŠTIAKA

Content

Title variants

EN
From the phraseological impulses of Anton Habovštiak’s work

Languages of publication

SK

Abstracts

EN
The works of A. Habovštiak focusing on dialectal phraseology, published in the 70s and 80s of the 20th century, can still be considered the pinnacle of that line of scientific approach to dialectal phraseology, in which dialectal phraseology is investigated by the method of linguistic cartography in order to obtain an idea about its territorial division and thus supplement the knowledge about the division of the Slovak language territory by including the missing phraseological aspect. The dialectal phraseological material with which A. Habovštiak works gave an opportunity to explore also the multidimensional relationships of discussed phraseological units (form, motivation, imagery). The theory of phraseology in cooperation with dialectal theory helped and is currently helping to find answers to the questions that are related to these relationships. For the author of the article, the terminological question (the term tautonym) turned out to be particularly stimulating, in the context of the recorded conceptual variability of the term tautonym in the Slovak linguistic tradition and in view of the recently proposed implementation of the term dialectal phraseological tautonym/tautonyms into the terminological system linked to dialectal phraseology.

Year

Volume

89

Issue

2

Pages

149 – 165

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Contributors

  • Katolícka univerzita v Ružomberku, Filozofická fakulta, Hrabovská cesta 1B, 034 01, Ružomberok, Slovak Republic

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Publication order reference

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