Nejen obecná čeština: od Obyčejných věcí k Slezskému románu

Title:

Nejen obecná čeština: od Obyčejných věcí k Slezskému románu
Not only common Czech: from common things to The Silesian novel

Creator:

Mareš, Petr

Identifier:

https://cdk.lib.cas.cz/client/handle/uuid:01b77c29-f229-40bb-8f5c-226186bf4e62
uuid:01b77c29-f229-40bb-8f5c-226186bf4e62

Subject:

non-standard language, language varieties, common Czech, Moravian dialects, Silesian dialects, literary text, nespisovný jazyk, jazykové variety, obecná čeština, moravské dialekty, slezské dialekty, and literární text

Type:

model:article and TEXT

Format:

bez média and svazek

Description:

The non-standard language has become, in the course of the twentieth century, an important and legitimate component of Czech literary texts, but the most widely used non-standard variety, the so-called common Czech, prevails. The Moravian (or Silesian) varieties appear much less. This article analyses the language of two prosaic works which operate to a significant extent with Silesian dialects, Obyčejné věci (Common Things) by Jan Vrak (1998) and Slezský román (The Silesian Novel) by Petr Čichoň (2011). The use of dialects is, in both pieces of prose, supported by the localization of some parts of the storyline to the territory of Silesia. The intricately composed experimental prose by Jan Vrak confronts the typically Silesian elements with the elements of other varieties and presents the emphasized language diversity as a part of the main character’s search for his personal and family identity. Slezský román works with language in an easier way and highlights primarily the language specificity of the Hlučínsko region, affected also by the influence of German.

Language:

Czech

Rights:

http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/
policy:public

Coverage:

72-83

Source:

Korpus - gramatika - axiologie: časopis pro korpusový výzkum a hodnocení jazyka | 2012 | Number:5

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