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THE STABILITY OF NOMINATIVE MODELS OF EXPRESSIVE LEXIS

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Rejter A.
LingVaria : Półrocznik Wydziału Polonistyki UJ poświęcony zagadnieniom języka i językoznawstwa
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2008
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issue 1(5)
89-98
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The article presents the data concerning the stability of the nominative models of expressive lexis on the example of semantic macro field of appellative names of people. The formal (structural) factor, cognitive factor and socio-cultural factor were discussed. As the results show, the opinion that changes in lexis are sudden and quick is true only with certain assumptions. Words are not stable but their nominative models do not change easily and quickly when one observes the history of language as a whole, coherent and long process.
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EXPRESSIVE ASPECT OF APPELATIVE AND PROPRIAL COMPOSED LEXEMES NAMING PEOPLE IN HISTORY OF POLISH (Ekspresywny wymiar apelatywnych i proprialnych compositów nazywajacych osoby w historii polszczyzny)

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Rejter A.
Slavia Meridionalis
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2009
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vol. 9
11-20
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In the article the author presents the analysis of both expressive appelative and proprial composed lexemes naming people in the history of Polish language. The author shows that sometimes one can treat appelative and proprial names as a whole. The structural models are similar and the method used in the research of appelative vocabulary can be proper in analysis of proprial names. A few aspects were observed, too. Structural aspect, stylistic and semantic aspect, psycholinguistic aspect, pragmatic aspect, sociological aspect and cultural aspect were taken into consideration what made possible to describe the analysed vocabulary in broadly understood communicative context
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