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Multinational Linguistic Atlases and Czech Dialectology
Ireinová, Martina
The researchers of the Department of Dialectology of the Institute of the Czech Language of the ASCR are engaged in the research of traditional territorial dialects within the Czech national language. They processed five volumes of the Czech Linguistic Atlas (published in 1992-2005, a capacious volume Supplements is at the printers). They took part also in the creation of the Carpathian Linguistic Atlas (Atlas dialectologique des Carpathes), collaborate on individual volumes of the European Linguistic Atlas (Atlas Linguarum Europae) and the Slavic linguistic Atlas (Obščeslavjanskij lingvističeskij atlas).
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Specific features of spoken language of native speakers in selected locations in the country of Domažlice
KŘÍŽ, Petr
This thesis is aimed at the current state of Chod dialect which is a part of South-West Bohemian dialectal group. It deals first of all with the study of lexical level of the dialect mentioned above, however phonology as well as morphology is also concerned. The basic part of the thesis is consisted of thematic and differential dictionaries which reflect the current state of vocabulary of Chod dialect based upon the research done between 2004 {--} 2007. The thesis is completed with the chapter describing a historical development of the explored area and general information on dialectology and dialectal research is also included. The extra materials involve transcribed utterances of informants.
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Participation of the Czech dialectology in the project of the Slavic linguistic atlas
Ireinová, Martina
The Slavic Linguistic Atlas belongs to the most significant projects of the Slavic linguistics. It is extraordinarily important not only for linguistics, but also for a range of other scientific branches (e.g. history, ethnology, culturology, religionistics). The idea of the all-Slavic atlas originated as early as in 1929 and started to come into existence at the break of the 50th and 60th of the 20th century. One of the founders of the Slavic Linguistic Atlas was also the Czech linguist Bohuslav Havránek. Of the Czech dialectologists, J. Bělič, S. Utěšený, A. Vašek, K. Fic, J. Vojtová, and others have taken a notable share in the creation of this geolinguistic work. At present, the Czech National Committee processes the volume Reflections of *tort, *tolt, *tert, *telt of the fonetic-grammatical series.
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