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Przedmiotem opisu są zwierzęta występujące w wierszach Potockiego, poety żyjącego w XVII wieku. Autorka zestawiła słownik nazw zwierząt liczący 198 leksemów użytych 2000 razy. Stwierdziła, że dominują zwierzęta żyjące w Polsce, znane poecie z osobistego kontaktu. W tekstach nazwy te były wykorzystywane do wartościowania człowieka.
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The present study concentrates on animal names mentioned in the poems by Wacław Potocki who lived in the XVII century. The author of the present article has compiled a dictionary of animals which consists of 198 lexical items used 2000 times. She has observed that the predominant category belongs to animals found in Poland and which the poet was well familiar with. In his texts the names of animals denote the value of man.
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The article presents an attempt to develop methods of research showing the impact of multi-dimensional reading on the child’s language. According to the author, a multi-faceted study to measure the impact of reading on child’s language ability and disseminate the results of such studies should be implemented in order to promote reading effectively. It should be pointed out that a modern man in fact pays attention on precise figures as well as quantitative and qualitative methods. The author examined the length of child’s utterance (a number of words), an exact number and the average number of words included in the utterance, frequency and an increase of vocabulary, fluency (a number and types of pauses), repetition of words and phrases, a number of words and unfinished words and a number of elements in texts for children.
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The present study is based on Polish vocabularies and dictionaries and dialect data. It describes gender shifts in some nouns, particularly in consonantal, feminine non-adjectival ones. The conclusion is that the changes in those nouns are of two kinds; 1) they are transferred to masculine group of N nouns (and, at the same time, in some masculine nouns they tend to change the gender into feminine), and 2) they take on the ending -a, typical of feminine nouns.. The paper also discusses linguistic data obtained from Polish Departments of Lublin University and Silesia thiversity in Sosnowiec. The questionnaire revealed that the students of those departments as representatives of all speakers of Polish show differences in the use of gender of some nouns.
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