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Polyphony of thematisation. A Dialectic of Korean war narratives with regard to the genesis of partial motifs
Valošek, Matěj ; Löwensteinová, Miriam (advisor) ; Mazaná, Vladislava (referee)
The topic of this work is a multifaceted, in times permeating or partially blending view of the Korean war, a view which is, above all, disproving itself in many subnarratives. This view was constructed from various period sources, namely official and unofficial diplomatic materials, periodical press, reports of United Nations Committee and an immediate (partially also delayed) reflection of the Korean war as it was presented by the authors/the propaganda of the Eastern and Western blocs. The subject of my analysis is then argumentation, the genesis of relabeling of individual narratives and significant motives, connections between individual alternative histories as they were being built, relations between significant subordinate motives (those which are crucial for the complete narrative of the war) as they tie into the context, all of the above realized in my concept of syntax of a propagandistic picture of reality and a fictional world.
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Keyword valence and collocability in construction of fictional world. Korean war through Czech ideological texts of 1950s.
Valošek, Matěj ; Löwensteinová, Miriam (advisor) ; Mazaná, Vladislava (referee)
The following thesis is a linguistically oriented study of propagandistic language. In my conception "Korean war" is a systém of means of expressions, a system of signs. The main intent of my research is to refigure the Korean war image given by ideologically tinged literary production that depicted Korean war by linguistics methods esp. by searching the common and dynamic semantic motives and normatives. The main topic in presented thesis is the question of nature of productive models and patterns in creating fictional manifestation of this war. Key words Korean war, propaganda language, collocation, collocability, valence, 50s, propaganda, aggression.
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