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The paper examines some linguistic aspects of Jerzy Andrzejewski's novel "Wielki Tydzień", and compares them with the French version of the text. It focuses on the figure of hypallage, used recurrently by Andrzejewski. Usually defined as a transferred epithet, hypallage can also be conceived of as a partly fixed expression whose elements have regainded – in a specific context – their combinatorial freedom. The paper describes the different functions of this type of transfer in the Polish original. It also examines the attitude adopted by the French translator regarding these unusual co-occurrences.
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The paper examines some linguistic aspects of Jerzy Andrzejewski's novelWielki Tydzień, and compares them with the French version of the text. It focuses on the figure of hypallage, used recurrently by Andrzejewski. Usually defined as a transferred epithet, hypallage can also be conceived of as a partly fixed expression whose elements have regained – in a specific context – their combinatorial freedom. The paper describes the different functions of this type of transfer in the Polish original. It also examines the attitude adopted by the French translator regarding these unusual co-occurrences.
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In this article, Beata Śmigielska describes the questions used to determine the number and nature of arguments of predicates within the framework of Stanisław Karolak’s semantics-based grammar. Since syntactic structures do not directly reflect the semantic structures of predicates, the distinction between arguments and adjunct elements (modifiers) often becomes problematic. This fact is related to the lack of a single methodology by which this can be done in a simple and unambiguous way, resulting in different results of analyses of the same predicates. To solve this problem, it is necessary clearly to define the theory within which we work, because it is the adopted perspective and its well-defined principles that will decide both the path of thought during the research and its results. In her analyses of the selected predicates, Śmigielska defines the tools that can be used in predicate description such as the semantic decomposition of predicates into simpler elements, supplemented, where necessary, by contradiction tests and paraphrasing.
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