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Prymas, ojciec, pasterz....Role komunikacyjne kardynała Wyszyńskiego

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MAKUCHOWSKA M.
Stylistyka
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2009
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vol. 18
203-217
PL
The paper describes the language and stylistic features of Stefan Wyszyński ’s pastorał let- ters, resulting from the communicative roles which were taken by the Primate of Poland. These were the roles of bishop, father, shepherd or prophet, which on the one hand expressed the superior position of the speaker and on the other hand his caring attitude to- wards his addressees. The roles determined an emotional character of persuasive strate- gies as well as the use of the means of high style.
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Problematyka relacji między nadawcą a odbiorcą w dziewiętnastowiecznym kazaniu

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Bizior R.
Studia Slavica
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2013
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vol. 17
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issue 1
147-160
EN
The subject matter of this article encompasses the issue of the relationship between sender and recipient in nineteenth-century Polish sermons. The author adopts Bachtin theory of genre in hers considerations of genre. The research concentrates on pragmatic level of pattern of genre and its two important components: sender and the receiver. The paper presents communicative roles which were used by sender’s in sermons. In order to reconstruct roles of a priest linguistic features of his utterance are analyzed. The roles are made as: priest (kapłan), messenger, shepherd, teacher and prosecutor. In order to show the species of relationship between participants of sermon she pays attention to the context: authoritarian type of nineteenth-century communication and specification of communication in Church (God, cleric, the faithful). In the article is told, that social and historical context and some determinants of the communication situation played an important role in shaping the sender’s roles of sermon.
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