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Studia z Filologii Polskiej i Słowiańskiej
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ISSN 0081-7090 · Institute of Slavic Studies, Polish Academy of Sciences · 373 artikel di indeks
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O leksyce religijnej „Psałterza Dawidowego” Mikołaja Reja (na marginesie rozważań o konfesyjnej przynależności pierwodruku)
On the Religious Lexicon of David’s Psalter by Mikołaj Rej (on the Margins of Considerations About the Confessional Affiliation of the First Edition) The aim of this article is to analyse the religious vocabulary present in Mikołaj Rej’s Psałterz Dawidów [David’s Psalter], which was considered…
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Українське шули(я)к: трансформація семантики лексичного архаїзму
The Ukrainian shulу(a)k: Transformation of the Semantics of a Lexical Archaism This article explores the semantic field of the lexeme shulу(a)k, which in Ukrainian dialects is known with the meanings ‘bird of prey from the hawk family’, ‘ceremonial cake’, ‘holiday’, ‘underdeveloped head of…
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„Statuty Synodu Zamojskiego 1720 roku” – wybrane zagadnienia prawodawczej konwencji piśmienniczej
Statutes of the Synod of Zamość of 1720: Selected Issues of Legislative Writing Conventions This article discusses the documentation that culminated the Synod of Zamość, which was held between August and September of 1720. The Synod is considered a significant event in the history of the Greek…
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Understanding Factors Behind Two Patterns of English /æ/ Adaptation in Russian
Understanding Factors Behind Two Patterns of English /æ/ Adaptation in Russian Phonological adaptation of loanwords usually involves the replacement of foreign sounds and phonemes with native ones. Since the front mid-low English vowel/æ/ is absent from the Russian phonetic inventory, in…
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O warsztacie leksykograficznym Johannesa Reuchlina
On the Lexicographic Workshop of Johannes Reuchlin The work of Johannes Reuchlin Vocabularius breviloquus is an important milestone in the history of lexicography. Frequently reissued, it stimulated readers to contemplate the relationships between the Latin and national languages. This is evidenced…
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Мовний образ Божої Матері в текстах духовних пісень книжного та народного походження
The Linguistic Image of the Mother of God in the Texts of Religious Songs of Book and Folk Origin This article analyses the stylistic means of verbalising the linguistic image of the Mother of God in the texts of religious songs of book and folk origin. It has been established that the image in…
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Nawiązania do Biblii w modlitwie powszechnej. Rekonesans badawczy
References to the Bible in the Universal Prayer: A Research Reconnaissance The article presents the results of preliminary research devoted to the transformation of the lexicon of the universal prayer, also known as the prayer of the faithful. The focus is on the use of specific phrasemes from the…
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The Uses of the Russian Onomatopoeic Interjection bats ‘bam, bang’
The Uses of the Russian Onomatopoeic Interjection bats ‘bam, bang’ Descriptions of Russian grammar have long acknowledged the possibility of using indeclinable onomatopoeic verbal interjections as predicates instead of verb forms. It has been suggested that this usage primarily replaces perfective…
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Osiemnastowieczny litewski przekład książki „Historya bardzo piękna” autorstwa Kiprijonasa Lukauskasa
Kiprijonas Lukauskas’s Eighteenth-Century Lithuanian Translation of Historya bardzo piękna This article compares two groups of texts included in a collection of manuscripts by Kiprijonas Lukauskas (1797) with their Polish original. The texts in question are Historia łabay grazi [The Great Story]…
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Mythologisation of the Lost Homelands in the Accounts of Resettlers from the South-Eastern Borderlands Living in Western Poland as an Element of Biographical Work
This article is concerned with the mythologised images of lost homelands in the memories of forced migrants from the south-eastern Borderlands (Kresy), living in western Poland after World War II. The source material consists of interviews, recorded between 1991 and 2006, with more than a hundred…
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Variation of Adverbial Markers of Reciprocity in Czech
This paper presents a study on variation between adverbial markers of reciprocity in Czech: navzájem/vzájemně ‘each other, mutually’ and spolu ‘with each other’. The study demonstrates in practice what method quantitative-qualitative empirical research on grammatical variation should follow. The…
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A Comparative Analysis of the Vowel Systems of Some Slavic Languages Through Dispersion Theory
This article attempts to investigate comparatively the vowel systems of Russian, Polish, Ukrainian, Belarusian, Czech and Slovak through vowel dispersion theory (DT). The results show that only Belarusian does not violate DT, but the other languages violate this theory in two ways: Russian and…
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The Linguistic Image of the Pilgrim in the Novel “Bieguni” by Olga Tokarczuk
The article provides a contextual analysis of the word pielgrzym ‘pilgrim’ in Olga Tokarczuk’s novel Bieguni (English edition: Flights). The results indicate that, in the novel, this word is used in the following meanings: ‘pilgrim as the purpose of pilgrimage, pilgrim-exhibit of anatomical…
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The Orthographic Reform of Patriarch Euthymius as a Manifestation of the Conscious Language Policy of Medieval Bulgaria
This article presents the reforming activities of the last patriarch of medieval Bulgaria in the context of the political changes that took place in the Balkans in the fourteenth century. The study shows how the orthographic arrangement of Slavic books influenced the condition of the Bulgarian…
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Dov Noy’s “Motif-Index of Talmudic-Midrashic Literature” and the Epistemic Strategies Implemented in the Field of Slavonic Folklore and Anthropology
The article focuses on the formative role played by the Jewish scholar of Polish descent Dov Noy (1920–2013) in the development of innovative research methodologies implemented in folklore studies in the USA and elsewhere in the second half of the twentieth and beginning of the twenty-first…