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Linguistic analysis of a Baroque Homily
HIPSKÁ, Petra
In the thesis Language Analysis of Baroque Sermon I deal with the morphological level of the Baroque sermon written by Karel Václav Černý Medotekoucí sláva na hůře Libanu (Fame on Liban Mountain) dating back to 1727. The thesis is a follow-up of my bachelor thesis analyzing the syntactic level of sermon. Besides this it involved the exposition concerning the Baroque time and the Saint John of Nepomuk. For this reason I do not state this information in my thesis. The thesis is based on the research of grammatical means applied in the text, as in view of the scope the thesis could not be focused on the lexical and stylistic level. Theoretical base are for me the present as well as the historical grammar books. I classify word classes acquired by excerption and focus on their characteristic features. I try to prove everything by examples found in the text. The target of this thesis is to compare the Baroque grammatical means with the means of the present Czech language.
Linguistic analysis of baroque text
HIPSKÁ, Petra
The main topic of this bachelor{\crq}s thesis with the name Language analysis of the Baroque text is the analysis of the syntactic level of the Baroque sermon Medotekoucí sláva na hůře Libanu (Fame on Liban Mountain), written by Karel Václav Černý. In the shorter part, Phonic changes, I focus on phenomena differing from the present Czech language. The concern is mainly writing some phones. Moreover I deal with the syntactic level of the text. I devote my attention to relationships of co-ordination and dominance. In case of co-ordination relationship I follow which relations appear among the main clauses, subordinate clauses and sentence parts. In the part devoted to relationship of domination I devote my attention to individual parts of sentence. I focus my attention also on the kinds of subordinate clauses. My thesis does not bring the exhausting information, as there remain many phenomena in the text not sufficiently treated here.

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