Slova v soukromých dopisech. Lexikografická sonda

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Title: Slova v soukromých dopisech. Lexikografická sonda
Description: Private letters are among texts most interesting from the linguistic point of view, one of their very interesting features being a high concentration of marked vocabulary (bookish, non­standard, emotional, occasional items). The book presents a dictionary of marked vocabulary gathered from the correspondence of young people at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries. The basis of this dictionary is a selection of letters from the corpus of correspondence written by hand (KSK-dopisy), which is a part of the Czech National Corpus. As this is a pioneering work in the context of Czech linguistics, focused on lexicographical processing of correspondence, the work is intended especially as a theoretical and methodological probe that might become a starting point for future lexicographical reflection of this material, so attractive from the linguistic point of view.
Authors: Hladká, Zdeňka, Martincová, Olga
Resource Type: eBook.
Subjects: Czech language--Lexicology, Czech language--Lexicography, Letter writing, Czech, Czech letters--History and criticism
Categories: LITERARY CRITICISM / European / Eastern
Database: eBook Collection (EBSCOhost)
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Abstract:Private letters are among texts most interesting from the linguistic point of view, one of their very interesting features being a high concentration of marked vocabulary (bookish, non­standard, emotional, occasional items). The book presents a dictionary of marked vocabulary gathered from the correspondence of young people at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries. The basis of this dictionary is a selection of letters from the corpus of correspondence written by hand (KSK-dopisy), which is a part of the Czech National Corpus. As this is a pioneering work in the context of Czech linguistics, focused on lexicographical processing of correspondence, the work is intended especially as a theoretical and methodological probe that might become a starting point for future lexicographical reflection of this material, so attractive from the linguistic point of view.
ISBN:9788021061125
9788021075559