JĘZYK POLSKI – MIĘDZY TRADYCJĄ A WSPÓŁCZESNOŚCIĄ. Księga jubileuszowa z okazji stulecia Towarzystwa Miłośników Języka Polskiego
Metaphorisation of verbal aggression in the language of Internet comments Summary The aim of this... more Metaphorisation of verbal aggression in the language of Internet comments Summary The aim of this article is to define a conceptual domains included in metaphors which express verbal aggression in Internet comments. The presentation of all domains leads to the conclusion that there is one, superior cognitive domain that defines the others and explains the origins of aggression in the language of Internet comments.
JĘZYK POLSKI – MIĘDZY TRADYCJĄ A WSPÓŁCZESNOŚCIĄ, Jul 2021
Metaphorisation of verbal aggression in the language of Internet comments
Summary
The aim of thi... more Metaphorisation of verbal aggression in the language of Internet comments
Summary The aim of this article is to define a conceptual domains included in metaphors which express verbal aggression in Internet comments. The presentation of all domains leads to the conclusion that there is one, superior cognitive domain that defines the others and explains the origins of aggression in the language of Internet comments.
Figurative language elements in the lyrics of cabaret “Róbmy Swoje”
The article presents an ana... more Figurative language elements in the lyrics of cabaret “Róbmy Swoje”
The article presents an analysis on the “Róbmy Swoje” cabaret, underlining figurative language elements such as metaphor and metonymy. The texts consist of original rhetorical terms, mainly metaphors that significantly enrich the meaning of comedy texts. Texts emphasize their elitism by using sophisticated associations that form rarely encountered intellectual values. It is the presence of that figurative language that allows the “Róbmy Swoje” group branch out of the mainstream Polish comedy groups in the 2nd decade of the 21st century – a time when the mass culture expects much less sophisticated and a lot more stereotypical description of the reality.
Artykuł stara się przedstawić zagadnienie stereotypu narodowego Polaka oraz to jak widzi siebie s... more Artykuł stara się przedstawić zagadnienie stereotypu narodowego Polaka oraz to jak widzi siebie stereotypowo Polak, mówiąc do przedstawicieli innych narodów. Posłużenie się materiałem programu telewizyjnego "Europa da się lubić" ma pokazać bardziej współczesny obraz stereotypu niż dotychczas przedstawiane, które czerpią przykłady często ze źródeł pisanych, bardziej tradycyjnych. Do analizy zostało wybrane łącznie pięć odcinków programu telewizyjnego z pierwszej i ostatniej edycji. Ze względu na obszerność tematu zostało pominięte zagadnienie języka używanego w mediach, ponieważ wykracza to poza przyjętą perspektywę oraz ramy artykułu.
The article takes up the issue of interference in the Polish language of a German, Steffen Moelle... more The article takes up the issue of interference in the Polish language of a German, Steffen Moeller, a guest of a talk-show entitled Europa da się lubić (Europe can be liked). It shows that the phenomenon of language overlapping (particularly intensified by social and political processes initiated in Europe in 1989) appears also in a foreigner who knows the Polish language very well. The author depicts the issue of the first language’s influence on the second one, and attempts to clarify the reasons and mechanisms – particularly in the area of inflection, phonetics, and phraseology – behind the emergence of language errors resulting from the interaction of languages in a multilingual person. This phenomenon is presented on the basis of examples taken from four parts of a TV show entitled Europa da się lubić (Europe can be liked), in which guests from different European countries who live in Poland express their opinions in Polish on topics related to the main issue of each part of th...
Modalizing with the Operator "da sie" in Preschool Discourse The paper presents the str... more Modalizing with the Operator "da sie" in Preschool Discourse The paper presents the structure da się (can be), specific for the colloquial Polish language. The author analyzes examples and meaning of this structure based on selected preschool (5-6-year-old) children utterances which were used in the radio program “Dzieci wiedzą lepiej” (“Children know better”). Also this paper indicates wrong usage of the modal operator da się (can be) by children, understood by them as to be a success. The author describes the phrase da się (can be) as impersonal, emphasizing its convergence with the predicate it is possible / one can, differentiated, however, by stronger emphasis on the notion of no obstacles in the performance of a possible activity.
An article - opinion, review of school handbook to lern the Polish language in high school. http:... more An article - opinion, review of school handbook to lern the Polish language in high school. http://pau.krakow.pl/podr/tom_ii/art23.pdf
Valuing profiling of the notion SNOBBERY in a television programme "Europa da się lubić/ Eur... more Valuing profiling of the notion SNOBBERY in a television programme "Europa da się lubić/ Europe Can Be Liked"
Exponents of Argumentanion in Spoken Texts from the TV Programme "Europa da się lubić" ... more Exponents of Argumentanion in Spoken Texts from the TV Programme "Europa da się lubić" (Europe Can Be Liked")
JĘZYK POLSKI – MIĘDZY TRADYCJĄ A WSPÓŁCZESNOŚCIĄ. Księga jubileuszowa z okazji stulecia Towarzystwa Miłośników Języka Polskiego
Metaphorisation of verbal aggression in the language of Internet comments Summary The aim of this... more Metaphorisation of verbal aggression in the language of Internet comments Summary The aim of this article is to define a conceptual domains included in metaphors which express verbal aggression in Internet comments. The presentation of all domains leads to the conclusion that there is one, superior cognitive domain that defines the others and explains the origins of aggression in the language of Internet comments.
JĘZYK POLSKI – MIĘDZY TRADYCJĄ A WSPÓŁCZESNOŚCIĄ, Jul 2021
Metaphorisation of verbal aggression in the language of Internet comments
Summary
The aim of thi... more Metaphorisation of verbal aggression in the language of Internet comments
Summary The aim of this article is to define a conceptual domains included in metaphors which express verbal aggression in Internet comments. The presentation of all domains leads to the conclusion that there is one, superior cognitive domain that defines the others and explains the origins of aggression in the language of Internet comments.
Figurative language elements in the lyrics of cabaret “Róbmy Swoje”
The article presents an ana... more Figurative language elements in the lyrics of cabaret “Róbmy Swoje”
The article presents an analysis on the “Róbmy Swoje” cabaret, underlining figurative language elements such as metaphor and metonymy. The texts consist of original rhetorical terms, mainly metaphors that significantly enrich the meaning of comedy texts. Texts emphasize their elitism by using sophisticated associations that form rarely encountered intellectual values. It is the presence of that figurative language that allows the “Róbmy Swoje” group branch out of the mainstream Polish comedy groups in the 2nd decade of the 21st century – a time when the mass culture expects much less sophisticated and a lot more stereotypical description of the reality.
Artykuł stara się przedstawić zagadnienie stereotypu narodowego Polaka oraz to jak widzi siebie s... more Artykuł stara się przedstawić zagadnienie stereotypu narodowego Polaka oraz to jak widzi siebie stereotypowo Polak, mówiąc do przedstawicieli innych narodów. Posłużenie się materiałem programu telewizyjnego "Europa da się lubić" ma pokazać bardziej współczesny obraz stereotypu niż dotychczas przedstawiane, które czerpią przykłady często ze źródeł pisanych, bardziej tradycyjnych. Do analizy zostało wybrane łącznie pięć odcinków programu telewizyjnego z pierwszej i ostatniej edycji. Ze względu na obszerność tematu zostało pominięte zagadnienie języka używanego w mediach, ponieważ wykracza to poza przyjętą perspektywę oraz ramy artykułu.
The article takes up the issue of interference in the Polish language of a German, Steffen Moelle... more The article takes up the issue of interference in the Polish language of a German, Steffen Moeller, a guest of a talk-show entitled Europa da się lubić (Europe can be liked). It shows that the phenomenon of language overlapping (particularly intensified by social and political processes initiated in Europe in 1989) appears also in a foreigner who knows the Polish language very well. The author depicts the issue of the first language’s influence on the second one, and attempts to clarify the reasons and mechanisms – particularly in the area of inflection, phonetics, and phraseology – behind the emergence of language errors resulting from the interaction of languages in a multilingual person. This phenomenon is presented on the basis of examples taken from four parts of a TV show entitled Europa da się lubić (Europe can be liked), in which guests from different European countries who live in Poland express their opinions in Polish on topics related to the main issue of each part of th...
Modalizing with the Operator "da sie" in Preschool Discourse The paper presents the str... more Modalizing with the Operator "da sie" in Preschool Discourse The paper presents the structure da się (can be), specific for the colloquial Polish language. The author analyzes examples and meaning of this structure based on selected preschool (5-6-year-old) children utterances which were used in the radio program “Dzieci wiedzą lepiej” (“Children know better”). Also this paper indicates wrong usage of the modal operator da się (can be) by children, understood by them as to be a success. The author describes the phrase da się (can be) as impersonal, emphasizing its convergence with the predicate it is possible / one can, differentiated, however, by stronger emphasis on the notion of no obstacles in the performance of a possible activity.
An article - opinion, review of school handbook to lern the Polish language in high school. http:... more An article - opinion, review of school handbook to lern the Polish language in high school. http://pau.krakow.pl/podr/tom_ii/art23.pdf
Valuing profiling of the notion SNOBBERY in a television programme "Europa da się lubić/ Eur... more Valuing profiling of the notion SNOBBERY in a television programme "Europa da się lubić/ Europe Can Be Liked"
Exponents of Argumentanion in Spoken Texts from the TV Programme "Europa da się lubić" ... more Exponents of Argumentanion in Spoken Texts from the TV Programme "Europa da się lubić" (Europe Can Be Liked")
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The aim of this article is to define a conceptual domains included in metaphors which express verbal aggression in Internet comments. The presentation of all domains leads to the conclusion that there is one, superior cognitive domain that defines the others and explains the origins of aggression in the language of Internet comments.
The article presents an analysis on the “Róbmy Swoje” cabaret, underlining figurative language elements such as metaphor and metonymy. The texts consist of original rhetorical terms, mainly metaphors that significantly enrich the meaning of comedy texts. Texts emphasize their elitism by using sophisticated associations that form rarely encountered intellectual values. It is the presence of that figurative language that allows the “Róbmy Swoje” group branch out of the mainstream Polish comedy groups in the 2nd decade of the 21st century – a time when the mass culture expects much less sophisticated and a lot more stereotypical description of the reality.
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The aim of this article is to define a conceptual domains included in metaphors which express verbal aggression in Internet comments. The presentation of all domains leads to the conclusion that there is one, superior cognitive domain that defines the others and explains the origins of aggression in the language of Internet comments.
The article presents an analysis on the “Róbmy Swoje” cabaret, underlining figurative language elements such as metaphor and metonymy. The texts consist of original rhetorical terms, mainly metaphors that significantly enrich the meaning of comedy texts. Texts emphasize their elitism by using sophisticated associations that form rarely encountered intellectual values. It is the presence of that figurative language that allows the “Róbmy Swoje” group branch out of the mainstream Polish comedy groups in the 2nd decade of the 21st century – a time when the mass culture expects much less sophisticated and a lot more stereotypical description of the reality.