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ADJEKTÍVA V NEINŠTITUCIONÁLNEJ DIALOGICKEJ KOMUNIKÁCII DOSPELÝCH NA VÝCHODNOM SLOVENSKU

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Bodnárová M.
Slovenská reč (Slovak Language)
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2014
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vol. 79
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issue 5-6
304 – 319
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The aim of this paper is a frequency, semantic and communicative-pragmatic analysis of the adjectives in spontaneous non-institutional dialogue communication of the adults in eastern Slovakia. We follow the research of Czech and Slovak linguists and we deal with the data of 80 dialogues from Eastern Slovakia region. The analysis is conducted by the means of the adults’ dialogue typology (Bodnárová, 2012). The results show that adjectival lexis is more frequently used in the dialogues with descriptive features. Then we address more subtle description and explication of the communicative use of some of the most frequent adjectives (good, bad, full, big, small, nice, old). The focus on some semantic groups showed that lot of adjectives is used in the predictable text field and there is a lower tendency to be original or creative. Our material also presents higher frequency and greater range of the adjectives denominating negative qualities and negative adjectival expressive words. The results of our research also propose that in the issue of intensifying – the participants of the communication use exclusively the means of expressing great and the greatest intensity and they use the means of minimalizing rarely. This indicates the dominance of the expressive categories such as notability, power and hyperbolization in the spontaneous dialogue communication of the adults.
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SVEDECTVO AKO ŽÁNER NÁBOŽENSKEJ KOMUNIKÁCIE

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Bodnárová M.
Slovenská reč (Slovak Language)
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2015
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vol. 80
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issue 3-4
194 - 209
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Testimony belongs to very expansive communiqué of present religious communication. From a theological point of view it is an important “tool” and means of a (new) evangelization; linguistically there is reflected little, in Slovak linguistics actually not at all. This study introduces the origins of the issues of testimony as a genre of religious communication. We try to create a definition of testimony and its genre-defining parameters with a focus on some of them – language form, language code and status of an expedient and a percipient. It was shown that the testimony is very eclectic genre, especially in terms of language form and in terms of used language code. This fact indicates the promising research perspective, in which can be applied approaches and methods of stylistics, text linguistics, sociolinguistics and cognitive linguistics and also pragma-linguistics.
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TERMINOLOGICKÁ REFLEXIA KOMUNIKÁCIE V SÚKROMNEJ SFÉRE VO VZŤAHU K HOVOROVÉMU ŠTÝLU A JEMU BLÍZKYM JAVOM – NIEKOĽKO ÚVAH A POZNÁMOK

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Bodnárová M.
Slovenská reč (Slovak Language)
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2013
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vol. 78
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issue 3-4
174 – 186
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The paper focuses on the reflection of the approaches to the issue of communication in a private sphere and a systematic organization of the terminological basis related to it. In the foreground, there is a colloquial style. We try to summarize arguments against its existence as well as in favour of its existence as one of the functional styles of the Slovak language. We try to deal also with a problematic relation within the semantic chain colloquial style – spoken language – colloquial language – oral speech – colloquiality. We obtain these findings: colloquial style is a constant part of most of the existing style classifications in the Slovak and Czech linguistics, the most frequently it is realized in a spoken form, through the dialogue and for the realization of the colloquial style it is possible to make use of the means from all the varieties and semi-varieties of the national language.
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