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Dyskurs wokół śmierci Stanisława Pyjasa (językowe strategie zarządzania kryzysem w prasie krakowskiej)

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Suska D.
Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Litteraria Polonica
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2017
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vol. 41
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issue 3
115-132
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The article presents (from a linguistic perspective) the strategies of describing and evaluating the events of May 1977, which activated part of the students’ environment (critical to the authority) and the opposition during Juwenalia (annual Polish students’ holiday). The direct cause was the death of a Jagiellonian University Polish Philology student, Stanisław Pyjas, who had previously been within the range of interest of the security services. The analysis of the then official-circulation press and (complementarily) a KC PZPR (Central Committee of the Polish United Workers’ Party) propaganda booklet (produced by the Department of Ideological-Educational Activity for internal use) has enabled the author to indicate the linguistic (rhetorical) means that were used for dealing with the crisis, including the ways of demoting the opponent (“they”), creating a positive image of the authority and its supporters (“we”), euphemizing events, and profiling assessments.  
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Zmiany w obrębie leksyki społeczno-politycznej współczesnego języka rosyjskiego - zjawisko dearchaizacji

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Michaluk M.
Acta Polono-Ruthenica
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2014
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issue 19
231-241
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The article is an attempt at presenting the phenomenon of dearchaization based on examples in socio-political lexis. First, the paper presents basic semantic processes occurring in the modern Russian language and explains the reasons for reaching “old” vocabulary: the need for the nomina- tion of objects and phenomena of the changing socio-political reality. The use of the lexis of passive vocabulary is demonstrated with an example of return to the active use of archaisms once labeled in Russian dictionaries with the qualifier “pre-revolutionary”. A separate part is dedicated to confessional lexis, within which a return to original meanings, updating and changes in dictio- nary definitions can be observed.
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