Full-text resources of CEJSH and other databases are now available in the new Library of Science.
Visit https://bibliotekanauki.pl

Results found: 2

first rewind previous Page / 1 next fast forward last

Search results

Search:
in the keywords:  headings
help Sort By:

help Limit search:
first rewind previous Page / 1 next fast forward last
EN
The article is devoted to a separate variety of statements: statements reporting the content of other statements. The author refers to this type of speech as ‘retelling’ (Russian: pereskaz) and points to its use in presenting the content of literary works, journalistic texts, various cultural texts (film, opera, ballet, etc.) and, less frequently, also spoken statements. One typical where these forms occur are headlines reporting on the content of the following text and stage directions. ‘Retelling’ is characterized by specific ways of using the forms of the perfective and imperfective aspects of the verb and the use of temporal forms of the verb, different from the usual dependence of tenses (such as ‘future in the past’). This is justified by their metatextual function. In these cases, there is a transition to the second or even third level of temporal deixis, when events are not presented (as opposed to a simple statement) from the point of view of the ‘here and now’ of the current sender but, instead, presented as elements of the reality already presented in the previous statement and reported from the perspective of its author or recipient/interpreter (who may assume different time perspectives vis-à-vis the content of the presented text). A thorough analysis of the material illustrating the ‘retelling’ in the article reveals specific cases of synonymy between different tense-aspect verb forms.
PL
Informacja radiowa, ze swej natury obiektywna, niesie za sobą często ogromny ładunek emocjonalny. Nadawcy, chcąc zatrzymać słuchacza, odwołują się do skrajnych emocji: na jednym biegunie za cel stawiają sobie wywołanie poczucia zaniepokojenia, na drugim próbują rozbawić odbiorcę lub dostarczyć mu rozrywki. Media bombardują doniesieniami dotyczącymi terroru, krwawych wypadków, sporów politycznych czy katastrof ekologicznych. Aby rozładować to napięcie, nadawcy sięgają po infotainment, informacje lekkie, zabawne, czasami wręcz infantylne. Najsilniej nacechowane emocjonalnie są heady zapowiadające serwisy informacyjne. I to właśnie te elementy serwisów informacyjnych Radia ZET z okresu od 6 do 12 maja 2019 r. stanowią materiał do analizy. Badania ilościowe pokazują, po które emocje nadawcy sięgają najczęściej, natomiast analiza jakościowa pozwoli przyjrzeć się środkom językowym wykorzystywanym do tego celu.
EN
Seemingly objective radio-information sharing often exhibits a significant amount of emotional weight. Senders tend to invoke extreme emotions in order to rivet listeners’ attention. On the one hand, they focus on the feeling of anxiety, however, on the other the primary goal is to amuse and entertain. Media bombards us with news regarding terror, bloody accidents, political disputes or ecological disasters. Senders often use infotainment — light-weight, humorous, and at times infantile information — to release the tension. The strongest emotional impact can be found in the news’ headings. Aforementioned headings presented during the Radio ZET’s broadcasts (for the period ranging from 6th until 12th of May 2019) construct the corpus on which the analysis is conducted. The quantitative research indicates which emotions are most frequently exploited, however the qualitative research allows for the further examination and analysis of stylistic devices used.
first rewind previous Page / 1 next fast forward last
JavaScript is turned off in your web browser. Turn it on to take full advantage of this site, then refresh the page.