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The paper presents a simple semi-automatic neologism detection procedure: a trivial Python script processes a text file, making use of a Czech morphological tagger, and extracts all words unrecognized by the tagger as potential neologisms. The list of these candidates has to be checked by a human (hence the label semi-automatic). This method was applied to a set of texts that were also analyzed in a more traditional way, by the “reading and marking” technique (i.e. the current practice). The comparison of the two methods has revealed that the semi-automatic procedure clearly outperforms the current practice both in speed and in efficiency.
Bohemistyka
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2023
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issue 1
39-54
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The paper introduces the concept of phonaesthemes and discusses its relevance for linguistic theory, subsequently trying to identify initial phonaesthemes in Czech consisting of at least two consonants. The sequence /chr-/ seems to be a prototypical phonaestheme in Czech. As only one other sequence (/hň-/) appears to be reliably identifiable as a phonaestheme, it seems that phonaesthemes are not particularly common in Czech, when compared e.g. with English. However, this conclusion might not be warranted if less strict criteria for defining phonaesthemes were applied. The importance of further research into phonaesthemes and sound symbolism in Czech is highlighted by the lack of literature on sound symbolism and iconicity in the Czech lexicon, as seen in the context of the recent research on this topic in other languages.
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Příspěvek představuje koncept tzv. fonestému a poukazuje na jeho relevanci pro jazykovědnou teorii, pročež se snaží identifikovat iniciální konsonantické fonestémy v češtině. Prototypickým fonestémem v češtině je patrně /chr-/, a jelikož jediným dalším spolehlivě identifikovatelným fonestémem je /hň-/, zdá se, že fonestémy nejsou v češtině tak časté jako například v angličtině. Pokud bychom nicméně přijali inkluzivnější vymezení fonestémů, je možné, že by tento závěr bylo vhodné přehodnotit. Závěr příspěvku zdůrazňuje důležitost dalšího výzkumu fonestémů v češti- ně především v kontextu problematiky zvukového symbolismu a ikonicity, kterým nebylo v bohemistice – na rozdíl od (nedávné) zahraniční lingvistiky – věnováno příliš pozornosti.
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