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Lexikal Turkisms in Slovak and Polish
Kroupová, Magdalena ; Nábělková, Mira (advisor) ; Rusin Dybalska, Renata (referee)
This diploma paper deals with the problem of Turkisms in Slovak and Polish. The starting point is the conceptual and terminological definition of borrowed lexis from Turkic languages. Thesis is focusing on the issue of the appellative and proprial lexis and partly on the phraseology, which is associated with Turkisms; on the question of current status of particular borrowed lexemes; on the measure of their integration in the lexicon of Slovak and Polish on the basis of the semantic and derivative criterion (the range of domestic word-formative nests derived from Turkism as wordformative base and the question of developed domestic meanings) in comparative perspective.
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The Dictionary Treatment of Verbs of Motion and Verbs of Transport
Kroupová, Magdalena ; Čurdová, Veronika
This paper deals with an analysis of dictionary treatment of verbs of motion and verbs of transport in contemporary western Slavic dictionaries and forthcoming Akademický slovník současné češtiny (Academic Dictionary of Contemporary Czech). Lexicographical processing of given verbs raises several issues; the paper focuses on the delimitation and description of semantic features of determinate and indeterminate verbs, and distinctive semantic features of the verbs and their relevance in the lexicographical description of meaning.
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The Verbs běžet and běhat (to Run) in the Lexicographical Point of View
Čurdová, Veronika ; Kroupová, Magdalena
The paper deals with the dictionary treatment of two Czech verbs běžet and běhat in the monolingual Academic Dictionary of Contemporary Czech. The paper focuses on the morphological issues and semantic structure of the aforementioned verbs. Some of meanings are symmetrical, differ only in determinate – indeterminate character, and others are asymmetrical. All symmetries or asymmetries are reflected in the dictionary definitions. Special attention is paid to primary meaning: locomotion of living beings and to metaphorical and metonymic transfer establishing secondary meanings.
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Internationalization in the Western Slavic languages. Confrontational view of the internationalization of lexical systems of Czech, Polish and Slovak Lexis
Kroupová, Magdalena ; Nábělková, Mira (advisor) ; Martincová, Olga (referee) ; Banko, Miroslaw (referee)
Internationalisation is one of the important dynamic tendencies which influences the functioning and course of development of contemporary languages. It is the result of increase and intensification of language contacts on a global scale. Internationalisation influences language on all language levels. Substantial is manifest of borrowing lexical elements, their integration, adaptation and function in communication. Furthermore, activation of the use of international word forming morphemes and word forming processes belong among manifestation of internationalisation. The thesis presents manifestations of internationalisation in the lexis of Western Slavic languages in contrastive perspective. The introductory part outlines the current research status of presented phenomenon and defines fundamental terms. Third and fourth chapters, the central part of the thesis, deal with comparison of international lexis on individual language level. Besides the description of the orthographical and orthoepical, grammatical, lexical-semantic correspondences and differences, attention is also focused on positon and function of internationalisms in lexicon of Western Slavic languages and their relations to the other units of lexicon. The analysis is primarily base on material of frequency word lists of the Aranea...
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Lexikal Turkisms in Slovak and Polish
Kroupová, Magdalena ; Nábělková, Mira (advisor) ; Rusin Dybalska, Renata (referee)
This diploma paper deals with the problem of Turkisms in Slovak and Polish. The starting point is the conceptual and terminological definition of borrowed lexis from Turkic languages. Thesis is focusing on the issue of the appellative and proprial lexis and partly on the phraseology, which is associated with Turkisms; on the question of current status of particular borrowed lexemes; on the measure of their integration in the lexicon of Slovak and Polish on the basis of the semantic and derivative criterion (the range of domestic word-formative nests derived from Turkism as wordformative base and the question of developed domestic meanings) in comparative perspective.
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Exhibition cycle DEATH at the National museum
Kralertová, Jana ; Dianová, Markéta (advisor) ; Kroupová, Magdaléna (referee)
The thesis focuses on a field of museum marketing, particularly on a marketing mix issue. The marketing mix is described on an example of an exhibition cycle named DEATH which took place in five object of the National museum during a period from 18 June 2014 until 31 March 2016. The DEATH was the last from a row of exhibition cycles which prevailed during the closing of the Historical building for the reason of its complex reconstruction. A descriptive analysis of the marketing mix of the DEATH exhibition cycle is conducted in the thesis. Application of marketing tools is subsequently evaluated through detailed analyses which will identify weaknesses. At the same time recommendations are developed to improve the National museums marketing mix and make it more efficient.
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