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On this occasion we will try to approach a topic that is not mentioned in the grammars, despite being quite frequent in the Spanish language, especially in its colloquial variety: that of the lexical reduplication type café café or guapo guapo. We begin with the explanation and presentation of the phenomenon and then focus only on the lexical reduplication i.e. the repetition of whole lexemes. We will present its mechanism of quantification (Roca and Suñer 1998), the supposed origin (Paasch-Kaiser 2015), its presence in the corpus and the theories about the role it plays in the language (Escandell Vidal 1991). In the end, we will proceed with the explanation of this phenomenon in terms of pragmatics, above all, that of illocutionary semantics (Wierzbicka 1999) and linguistic ethos (Baran 2010a, 2010b; Kerbrat-Orecchioni 2005; Nowikow 2003, 2006).
Język Polski
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2018
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vol. 98
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issue 2
7-21
PL
Autor wychodzi od pokazania językoznawstwa stosowanego w Polsce, uprawianego przez neofilologów, a dość rzadko przez polonistów. To właśnie lingwistyka stosowana do nauczania języków obcych dała w Polsce początek glottodydaktyce, rozumianej jako teoria i praktyka nauczania i uczenia się języków obcych. Glottodydaktyka polonistyczna, znajdująca się przez wiele lat na peryferiach językoznawstwa polonistycznego, po roku 2000 zaczęła zajmować coraz ważniejszą pozycję. Autor omawia relacje glottodydaktyki z tradycyjnymi działami językoznawstwa polonistycznego, takimi jak gramatyka opisowa czy historia języka polskiego, a także zwraca też uwagę na rolę nauk o komunikacji, pragmalingwistyki, psycholingwistyki, socjolingwistyki i polityki językowej w jej obecnym uprawianiu.
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The author of the article begins by presenting applied linguistics in Poland, a field of study chosen mainly by experts in modern language studies, but not very popular among specialists in Polish studies. In Poland it was applied linguistics for foreign language teaching that gave rise to the emergence of glottodidactics, understood as the theory and practice of foreign language teaching and learning. Polish glottodidactics, which had been for many years on the periphery of Polish linguistics, began to gain importance after the year 2000. The author discusses the relationships between glottodidactics and traditional areas of study in Polish linguistics, such as descriptive grammar or the history of the Polish language, but he also pays attention to the role of communication sciences, pragmalinguistics, psycholinguistics, sociolinguistics and the current language policy.
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