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ON SOME CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES IN THE DESCRIPTION OF INFORMATION STRUCTURE IN LANGUAGE AND UTTERANCES

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Linde-Usiekniewicz J.
Cognitive Studies
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2008
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issue 8
129-138
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The purpose of the present paper is to discuss the different and often conflicting approaches to information structure and to propose a modified approach to some linguistic phenomena related to it. For the purpose of this paper information structure is roughly equated with the so-called thematic-rhematic structure of a sentence or utterance (e.g. Boguslawski 1977), originally described as actual sentence analysis (Mathesius 1939), or communicative dynamism and/or functional sentence perspective (Firbas 1992).
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Psycholingvistika a čeština: některá slibná témata

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Smolik F.
Naše řeč (Our Speech)
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2009
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vol. 92
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issue 5
240-251
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Psycholinguistic research has not received much attention in the Czech linguistic community. However, psycholinguistic methods could contribute to research in areas that have been traditionally strong in Czech linguistics, such as the study of information structure (topic-focus articulation). Specific properties of Czech, such as its rich morphological system with many homonymous affixes, also provide interesting opportunities for research. The article demonstrates some methods used in research on word identification in adults and sentence processing in adults and children. It shows how these methods could be employed to provide theoretically relevant and new data about Czech.
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