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Frequency of Non-finite Clauses (gerund, present participle, infinitive) in Works of French Literature.
Černá, Daniela ; Müllerová, Eva (advisor) ; Jančík, Jiří (referee)
TITTLE: The Frequency of Non-finite Clauses (gerund, present participle, infinitive) in Works of French Literature. AUTHOR: Daniela Černá DEPARTMENT: Department of French Language and Literature. SUPERVISOR: PhDr. Eva Müllerová, CSc. ABSTRACT: The aim of the thesis is to examine the frequency and the function of non-finite clauses in selected works of French literature. It is possible to establish the characteristic features of non-finite clauses by means of a statistical research of the prevalence of particular clauses within the first ten pages of selected works of French literature. Another goal of the thesis lies in the definition of the influence of both the literary genre and the period in which the work was written on the choice of particular non-finite clauses. In conclusion, the thesis should underline the position of French non-finite clauses and could also serve as a tool for prospective French teachers in the form of a review of the representation of non-finite clauses in literary language. KEYWORDS: non-finite clause, gerund, present participle, infinitive, sentence elements
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Frequency of Non-finite Clauses (gerund, present participle, infinitive) in Works of French Literature.
Černá, Daniela ; Müllerová, Eva (advisor) ; Jančík, Jiří (referee)
TITTLE: The Frequency of Non-finite Clauses (gerund, present participle, infinitive) in Works of French Literature. AUTHOR: Daniela Černá DEPARTMENT: Department of French Language and Literature. SUPERVISOR: PhDr. Eva Müllerová, CSc. ABSTRACT: The aim of the thesis is to examine the frequency and the function of non-finite clauses in selected works of French literature. It is possible to establish the characteristic features of non-finite clauses by means of a statistical research of the prevalence of particular clauses within the first ten pages of selected works of French literature. Another goal of the thesis lies in the definition of the influence of both the literary genre and the period in which the work was written on the choice of particular non-finite clauses. In conclusion, the thesis should underline the position of French non-finite clauses and could also serve as a tool for prospective French teachers in the form of a review of the representation of non-finite clauses in literary language. KEYWORDS: non-finite clause, gerund, present participle, infinitive, sentence elements
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The pronominal subject in Italian in comparison to Czech.
SPOLKOVÁ, Simona
The topic of this diploma thesis is pronominal subject in Italian in comparison to Czech. The work is divided into two parts, theoretical and practical part. In the first theoretical part, the autor initially investigates the syntax, briefly defines constituensts of sentence and then describes in detail the Italian and Czech subject. Author will focus his attention primarily on the obligatory expression pronominal subject. In the following practical part, the author makes a comparison the obligatory expression pronominal subject in Italian and Czech based on selected literary texts from a parallel corpus InterCorp. The main objective of this work will be to determine whether the distribution of an obligatory pronominal subject is same or different in the two compared languages.
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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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