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Codified English loanwords in contemporary French and their perception by native speakers
Graciasová, Jitka ; Mudrochová, Radka (advisor) ; Kučerová, Magdalena (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with English loanwords that were integrated into French during the past 5 years and became a part of metalinguistic corpus. There are two aims, on one hand, we will analyze English loanwords that entered general language dictionary in the past 5 years. On the other hand, using sociolinguistic research, we will try to find how native speakers perceive given loanwords. The text is divided into two parts, theoretical and practical. The theoretical part characterizes loanwords, describes individual types of loanwords, and discusses their general characteristics and codification. The practical part is dedicated to classification of loanwords codified in the given metalinguistic corpus and deals with their perception by native speakers. Key words: anglicisms, English loanwords, French, language borrowing, codification, metalinguistic corpus
Codified English loanwords in contemporary French and their perception by native speakers
Graciasová, Jitka ; Mudrochová, Radka (advisor) ; Kučerová, Magdalena (referee)
The diploma thesis deals with English loanwords that were integrated into French during the past 5 years and became a part of metalinguistic corpus. There are two aims, on one hand, we will analyze English loanwords that entered general language dictionary in the past 5 years. On the other hand, using sociolinguistic research, we will try to find how native speakers perceive given loanwords. The text is divided into two parts, theoretical and practical. The theoretical part characterizes loanwords, describes individual types of loanwords, and discusses their general characteristics and codification. The practical part is dedicated to classification of loanwords codified in the given metalinguistic corpus and deals with their perception by native speakers. Key words: anglicisms, English loanwords, French, language borrowing, codification, metalinguistic corpus
Contrastive analysis of the occurence and the use of insults in Czech and French with regard to translation equivalents
Kubík, Tomáš ; Mudrochová, Radka (advisor) ; Kučerová, Magdalena (referee)
(in English) The bachelor's thesis examines and compares the occurrence and use of swearing in Czech and French. It is a theoretical-empirical work. In the first part, the author aims to define terms such as vulgarism, rude word, language taboo, curse and swearing and then tries to classify and describe them according to the actual state of research in the sphere of both languages. The second part is based on the data of a questionnaire survey, which is then analyzed in a socio-cultural context. In the last part of work, the author monitores the use of translation equivalents of secleted words with the help of corpora manager. Klíčová slova (anglicky) Insluts, vulgarisms, non-standard language, taboo, questionnaire survey, contrastive analysis
Concession in the Europarl Corpus: a Formal and Contrastive Analysis
Drobník, Ondřej ; Nádvorníková, Olga (advisor) ; Kučerová, Magdalena (referee)
(English) The presented diploma thesis deals with the French concession connectors bien que, quoique, encore que, malgré que and certes-mais. The aim of the thesis was to describe their behaviour in French and to compare them with Czech. As the main classification criteria, we choose the position of the concédé and the asserté, and the finiteness of the concédé. By reason of technical arrangement of the corpus, the type of concession is described only marginally. The connectors were described on random samples from the parallel corpus Europarl. This corpus contains transcripts of the European Parliament's debates and was chosen due to the high content of argumentative structures. In the defined samples, bien que and certes-mais are very close in their function (most often is the government of finite concédés in anteposition). Another class consists of encore que and malgré que (commonly govern finite concédés in postposition). Quoique is aside, because it prefers on our samples non-finite concédés in postposition. And thus, the conjunction connectors, which are often referred to as synonymous, exhibit different behavior in terms of the factors described. More generally, the anteposition of concédés emphasizes the validity of the concessive implication, while its postposition stresses the concessive...
Word forming process of clipping and its presentation and comprehension in French textbooks at B1 level
Niedermaierová, Tereza ; Mudrochová, Radka (advisor) ; Kučerová, Magdalena (referee)
Word forming process of clipping and its presentation and comprehension in French textbooks at B1 level This diploma thesis focuses on the word formation process of clipping and its presentation and seizing in French textbooks at the B1 level. The theoretical part of the work aims to describe the clipping in the context of other word forming processes and to provide basic information about this process based on the study of professional publications. This part of the work defines clipping and presents the basic typology (apocope and apheresis). Based on specific examples, the thesis describes the morphological and phonetic attributes of clipping, and also mentions specific forms of words associated with this process, such as lexical amalgams. In addition, the theoretical part mentions the words classes usually affected by clipping, the question of grammatical categories or the concept of clipping in the Czech language. The aim of the practical part is to analyse the occurence of the process of clipping in teaching at high schools, using three contemporary French textbooks at the B1 level according to CEFR. The presence or absence of the clipping process in the teaching is also analysed via questionnaire research in selected years of high school. The thesis is based on the assumption that the...
Myth of Narcissus in French literature at the turn of the 20th Century
Kučerová, Magdalena ; Pohorský, Aleš (advisor) ; Pechar, Jiří (referee) ; Jamek, Václav (referee)
Mgr. Magdalena Kučerová Dissertation work: Myth of Narcissus in French literature at the turn of the 20th century ABSTRACT: This dissertation thesis based on knowledge of French myth criticism deals with the issue of myths in literature, which is a specific manifestation of human symbolic imagination. In its most general level the work studies the definition of a myth and its social function as well as the matter of opposite notions regarding to the mythos and logos, which have gradually more and more differentiated along with the development of European thinking. The myth of Narcissus has probably been one of the oldest myths in European culture. In its most renowned and most comprehensive form, the myth first appeared in the third book of Metamorphoses by Ovid, which has served as an inspiration for remakes by many later authors. The story of a young man who fell in love with his own reflection on the surface of the water contains a great variety of semantically strong structures (mainly the motifs of a mirror, narcissistic love, passively superior character of a hero, or the final metamorphoses into a flower), which are analysed in this study. The author of this study outlines the interpretational evolution of the myth of Narcissus in French literary history...

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21 KUČEROVÁ, Markéta
2 KUČEROVÁ, Marta
23 KUČEROVÁ, Martina
24 KUČEROVÁ, Michaela
1 KUČEROVÁ, Milena
7 KUČEROVÁ, Miroslava
10 KUČEROVÁ, Monika
6 Kučerová, Marcela
3 Kučerová, Maria
2 Kučerová, Mariana
12 Kučerová, Marie
1 Kučerová, Marie Jenovéfa
2 Kučerová, Marika
21 Kučerová, Markéta
23 Kučerová, Martina
24 Kučerová, Michaela
2 Kučerová, Miloslava
4 Kučerová, Miluše
7 Kučerová, Miroslava
10 Kučerová, Monika
3 Kučerová, Mária
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