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Linguistic and stylistic analysis of a select text
Ježková, Klára ; Adam, Robert (advisor) ; Palkosková, Olga (referee)
This work deals with an analysis of the article "Kdo neskáče, není Češka. Hop, hop, hop aneb jak fandí ženy". The whole article is analysed in terms of syntactical, lexical, morphological, acoustic and graphic aspect of language, and also in terms of pragmatic and stylistic aspect. Syntactical analysis deals with an analysis of composed sentences and simple sentences. Lexical analysis researches the words in terms of frequency of use, according to their inclusion to the linguistic structure of national language and their inclusion to stylistic stratum, then according to their origin and emotional coloration, and it also distinguishes new and outdated words and researches the word formation. Morphological analysis deals with word classes and word structure. Acoustic aspect of language researches individual speech sounds and graphic aspect researches the orthography. In pragmatic analysis is researched the intension of author and effect of the text. And stylistic analysis arranges the text to functional styles.
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Linguistic characteristics of the present comics
Hradečný, Aleš ; Palkosková, Olga (advisor) ; Chejnová, Pavla (referee)
The thesis is focused on comics and mainly its lingustic aspect. The first part introduces comics as a cultural phenomenon and its various definitions from which the best possible is chosen. After that it deals with brief history of comics and its development from different geographic points of view. The attention is given to the language of comics and mainly to its specific, unique cooperation between words and images. In the second part analysis of two comic books, Anča a Pepík from 1990 and Na odstřel from 2014, from Lucie Lomová is realized. The results are compared with each other and conclusions are drawn. The common features of comics language are introduced on the bacground of the analyses.
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A school analysis as a possible source of treebanks (?)
Konárová, Marie ; Vidová Hladká, Barbora (advisor) ; Zeman, Daniel (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to explore the possibilities of using data from the school sentence analyses for tagging words in the language corpora. For testing of this hypothesis, a set of sentences has been selected from a common czech language textbook. Students of selected primary and secondary schools were asked to perform the syntactical analysis of these sentences. The data collection was carried out using a prototype sentence analysis editor Capek. The editor is still being developed, also based on feedback gained from the students and teachers who used it during the data collecting process. Several transformation rules for converting data from the school sentence analyses into the data structures used within the Prague Dependency corpus were developed. The accuracy of the conversion using the proposed rules was tested together with the accuracy of students' results.
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Linguistic characteristics of the present comics
Hradečný, Aleš ; Palkosková, Olga (advisor) ; Chejnová, Pavla (referee)
The thesis is focused on comics and mainly its lingustic aspect. The first part introduces comics as a cultural phenomenon and its various definitions from which the best possible is chosen. After that it deals with brief history of comics and its development from different geographic points of view. The attention is given to the language of comics and mainly to its specific, unique cooperation between words and images. In the second part analysis of two comic books, Anča a Pepík from 1990 and Na odstřel from 2014, from Lucie Lomová is realized. The results are compared with each other and conclusions are drawn. The common features of comics language are introduced on the bacground of the analyses.
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Linguistic and stylistic analysis of a select text
Ježková, Klára ; Adam, Robert (advisor) ; Palkosková, Olga (referee)
This work deals with an analysis of the article "Kdo neskáče, není Češka. Hop, hop, hop aneb jak fandí ženy". The whole article is analysed in terms of syntactical, lexical, morphological, acoustic and graphic aspect of language, and also in terms of pragmatic and stylistic aspect. Syntactical analysis deals with an analysis of composed sentences and simple sentences. Lexical analysis researches the words in terms of frequency of use, according to their inclusion to the linguistic structure of national language and their inclusion to stylistic stratum, then according to their origin and emotional coloration, and it also distinguishes new and outdated words and researches the word formation. Morphological analysis deals with word classes and word structure. Acoustic aspect of language researches individual speech sounds and graphic aspect researches the orthography. In pragmatic analysis is researched the intension of author and effect of the text. And stylistic analysis arranges the text to functional styles.
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A school analysis as a possible source of treebanks (?)
Konárová, Marie ; Vidová Hladká, Barbora (advisor) ; Zeman, Daniel (referee)
The aim of this thesis is to explore the possibilities of using data from the school sentence analyses for tagging words in the language corpora. For testing of this hypothesis, a set of sentences has been selected from a common czech language textbook. Students of selected primary and secondary schools were asked to perform the syntactical analysis of these sentences. The data collection was carried out using a prototype sentence analysis editor Capek. The editor is still being developed, also based on feedback gained from the students and teachers who used it during the data collecting process. Several transformation rules for converting data from the school sentence analyses into the data structures used within the Prague Dependency corpus were developed. The accuracy of the conversion using the proposed rules was tested together with the accuracy of students' results.
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Word order reconstruction
Dvořák, Tomáš ; Vidová Hladká, Barbora (advisor) ; Mírovský, Jiří (referee)
A word order reconstruction is a re-arrangement of words to get a gramma- tically correct sentence. It is a very useful task for the applications of natural language processing, machine translation, speech recognition or construction artificial communication partners. We present a corpus-based approach to the task of word order reconstruction. We use two methods: morfological and syntactical method. Both methods use output from the external module. This approach is designed independently on the application where the word order reconstruction can help improve overall performance. Czech and English will be used as the object language. 1
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