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Cognitive assumptions of interferential phenomena on the grammatical level in the case of Russian-Czech individual bilingualism
 Fiyalka, Svitlana ; Gladkova, Hana (advisor) ; Hrdlička, Milan (referee)
The thesis shows the approaches of cognitive grammar to the description and analysis of case category's functioning in Czech and Russian languages. Attention is limited to the cognitive grammar as it interpreted by American linguist R. Langacker. Cognitive researches on Slavic languages by L. Janda are also crucial for this diploma. From this point of view the thesis's author studies the interferential phenomena which are typical for Russian-language speakers when they use the Czech language. In other words, by means of conceptual apparatus relevant to cognitive grammar author explains the different use of case category in both these languages. Keywords Cognitive grammar, case, interference, Czech language, Russian language
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German Nouns in Grammar Books: The Morphosyntactic Category of Case
 KOTÁBOVÁ, Markéta
This bachelor´s work deals with a morphological and syntactical conception of a grammatical case in various German and Czech grammars. In the first part of the work I focus on a German noun as a general term. Further I define conception of this issue in the particular grammars and analyze extent and content. The result of the bachelor´s work is to determinate a contribution to the particular grammars for students DaF and to specify difficult phenomenon for students DaF.
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