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„Dziatki tak lubią wszystko, co małe…”. Deminutywa w utworach dla dzieci w XIX i XX wieku — próba porównania na wybranych przykładach

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Gibasiewicz A.
Prace Literackie
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2013
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vol. 53
117 - 128
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The aim of the article is to explain and examine a linguistic phenomenon in literary works for children written in the 19th and 20th centuries, namely diminutives, derivatives with a special stylistic tinge, which are called hypocorisms. The author examines the historical background of the emergence of diminutives in the Polish language and their appearance in works for children over 150 years in linguistic terms (morphological structure), semantic terms, pedagogical terms and in terms of the frequency of their appearance in literature for the youngest readers. The article begins with an explanation of the definition of diminutives and an analysis of their basic emotional function. The phenomenon of diminutives is analysed with reference to 19th century works by Teofil Nowosielski and Stanisław Jachowicz as well as works for children written in the second half of the 20th century by Janina Porazińska, and, more recently, Dorota Gellner. The author of the article examines the following works: O nieznajomym dziecku zwiastującym innym dzieciom gwiazdkę, Przy kołysce, Piosenka przy łóżeczku (Teofil Nowosielski), Sto nowych powiastek dla dzieci, Dobranoc (Stanisław Jachowicz), Baj – Baj – Baj, Śpi Jasiunio (Janina Porazińska), Śpioszki w groszki and Wróżki (Dorota Gellner). In addition, she explains the concept of the degree of diminutivisation, and presents the pioneers of studies into diminutives in Polish literature, J. Sitkowski and R. Laskowski, as well as other scholars, e.g. K. Heldberg, W. Doroszewski, B. Wieczorkiewicz, J. Bartmiński, S. Reczek. She also examines lullabies in generic and historical terms, explaining their origins.
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Teofil Nowosielski — dziewiętnastowieczny propagator polskiej historii i postaw patriotycznych w książkach dla dzieci

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Gibasiewicz A.
Prace Literackie
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2018
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vol. 58
67-75
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The goal of the article was to present Teofil Nowosielski’s homeschooling textbooks for teaching historical and patriotic topics. The author also discusses the education system against the historical, political and moral background of 19th-century Poland.
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