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Shaping the word structure by iambic foot in Migama

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Kurzyca B.
Studies in African Languages and Cultures
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2012
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issue 46
73-104
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The following paper analyzes the role of metrical structure in shaping the East Chadic B language, Migama. Specifically, it will be argued that, similarly to Hausa, while having no overt influence on the language's tone distribution, iambic foot serves as a crucial factor in determining its morphology. The study concentrates on the most characteristic traits of iambicity found in Migama verbs, sensitive to metrical structure in unequal way: it will be demonstrated that verbs in imperfective aspect surface on an iambically parsed template while perfective forms are subject to phonotactic requirements, which results in their opaque structure. Finally, vowel harmony will be shown to mark the boundaries of iambic foot in both categories of verbs.
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Formalne i semantyczne aspekty eksperymentów graficznych ze strukturą wyrazu. Analiza na przykładzie tytułów prasowych

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Libura A., Kamińska A.
Język a Kultura
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2015
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vol. 25
215-230
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The paper discusses graphic experiments with the word structure that can be found in Polish newspaper headlines. In the first part, a preliminary formal typology of these experiments is presented. In the second part, some phenomena closely related to graphic experiments with the word structure in newspaper headlines are analyzed, namely iconicity and conceptual blending. The paper also explores the function and context of the graphic experiments in question, such as the condensation of multiple senses, and their attractiveness to the contemporary audience, familiar with multimodal discourse.
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O Komárkově teorii morfologie

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Bednaříková B.
Slovo a slovesnost: časopis pro otázky teorie a kultury jazyka (Slovo a slovesnost: A journal for the theory of language and language cultivation)
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2014
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vol. 75
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issue 3
200-220
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The article is devoted to the Czech linguist Miroslav Komárek, both to commemorate his 90th birthday (which he unfortunately can no longer celebrate) and to provide insight into his theory of morphology and later morphological work inspired by it. The first part reflects morphology in the context of grammatical descriptions before Komárek, comparing them with the methodology of the Prague School’s functional structuralism. The second part shows that th Mathesius-inspired direction of grammatical description, from function to form, resonates with the conceptual efforts of the generation of the 1970s and their concept of academic grammar. On the other hand, it demonstrates the incompatibility of word-formational and morphological descriptions, an issue which was a part of Komárek’s morphological endeavors. The main part of the article analyzes Komárek’s most important conceptual morphological efforts, i.e. Příspěvky k české morfologii (Komárek 1978), the two basic pillars of which are the theory of word classes and word structure analysis. The last part shows the (non-) inspiration in several post-Komárek word-formational and morphological descriptions, especially in current projects which aim to create a new academic grammar of the Czech language.
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Výsledky »forenzního« zkoumání tvorby Miloše Dokulila (k 110. výročí narození a k 20. výročí jeho úmrtí)

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Čechová M.
Bohemistyka
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2023
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issue 1
125-131
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The paper is based on the contribution of Miloš Dokulil in the field of word formation and its application in Complex Language Analysis, it mentions him as a founding member of the journal Czech Language and Literature, then it focuses entirely on clarifying Miloš Dokulil’s contribution to the processing of the Čeština – řeč a jazyk (Czech Ż speech and language), which was significantly larger than originally expected and than is in the breakdown of the authors’ share given in the book. This fact is gradually being revealed.
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Příspěvek vychází z postižení přínosu Miloše Dokulila v oblasti tvoření slov a z jeho aplikace v Komplexních jazykových rozborech, zmíní se o něm jako zakládajícím členu časopisu „Český jazyk a literatura”, pak se zcela soustředí na objasnění podílu Miloše Dokulila na zpracování mluvnice Čeština – řeč a jazyk, jenž byl podstatně větší, než se původně předpokládalo a než je v rozpisu podílu autorů uvedeném v knize. Tato skutečnost se postupně odkrývá.
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O Komárkově teorii morfologie:

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Bednaříková B.
Slovo a slovesnost: časopis pro otázky teorie a kultury jazyka (Slovo a slovesnost: A journal for the theory of language and language cultivation)
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2014
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vol. 75
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issue 3
200-219
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The article is devoted to the Czech linguist Miroslav Komárek, both to commemorate his 90th birthday (which he unfortunately can no longer celebrate) and to provide insight into his theory of morphology and later morphological work inspired by it. The first part reflects morphology in the context of grammatical descriptions before Komárek, comparing them with the methodology of the Prague School’s functional structuralism. The second part shows that the Mathesius-inspired direction of grammatical description, from function to form, resonates with the conceptual efforts of the generation of the 1970s and their concept of academic grammar. On the other hand, it demonstrates the incompatibility of word-formational and morphological descriptions, an issue which was a part of Komárek’s morphological endeavors. The main part of the article analyzes Komárek’s most important conceptual morphological efforts, i.e. Příspěvky k české morfologii (Komárek 1978), the two basic pillars of which are the theory of word classes and word structure analysis. The last part shows the (non-) inspiration in several post-Komárek word-formational and morphological descriptions, especially in current projects which aim to create a new academic grammar of the Czech language.
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