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| Title: | Vezljivostna teorija v slovenskem jezikoslovju |
| Other Titles: | Valency theory in Slovenian linguistics |
| Authors: | Žele, Andreja |
| Keywords: | Slovene language
Slovenian language
syntax
valency
arguments
history of linguistics
clause |
| Issue Date: | 2001 |
| Publisher: | ZRC SAZU / Hall Center for the Humanities |
| Extent: | 2619440 bytes |
| Type: | Article |
| Citation: | Slovenski jezik / Slovene Linguistic Studies |
| Abstract: | SLOVENE: Predstavitev razvoja slovenske vezljivostne teorije kaže, kako se je od 16. stoletja naprej počasi tipizirala oz. izoblikovala tudi slovenska skladnja s svojimi lastnostmi in problemi. Kar pomeni, da se je obravnava od začetnih vsesplošnojezikovnih primerjalnih skladenjskih pojavov začela oživiti in hkrati kvalitetno poglabljati. Obenem pa razmerja med pomensko, skladenjskofunkcijsko in izrazno ravnino jezika skozi stoletja zelo jasno pokažejo postopno uzaveščanje slovenskega jezika, od začetnih zgolj površinskih opisov skladnje (primerjalni opisi skladenjskih pojavov v latinščini, nemščini in slovenščini) do problemskih obravnav. Tako se začetno predstavljanje osnovne rabe posameznih sklonov v slovenščini — izhodišče obravnave je izrazna ravnina — osredotoči na obravnavo predvsem slovenskih skladenjskih posebnosti, ki jih izpostavlja skladenjskofunkcijska oz. stavčnočlenska ravnina v vzročno- posledični povezavi s pomensko ravnino jezika.
ENGLISH: Presenting the development of Slovenian valency theory (with special reference to verbal valency) shows how from the sixteenth century onwards Slovenian syntax with its own characteristics and problems was gradually typified or formulated. This means that treatment from the initial general-linguistic comparative syntactic phenomena began to narrow and at the same time deepen in quality. The relations between the semantic, syntacic function and expressive levels of language through the centuries very clearly show the gradual perception of the Slovenian language from the initial merely surface-level comparative descriptions of the syntax (comparative descriptions of syntactic phenomena in Latin, German and Slovenian) to treatments dealing with problems. Thus the early presentation of the basic use of the individual cases in Slovenian — the starting-point of the treatment is the expressive level — centres on the treatment of primarily Slovenian syntactic particularities represented by the syntactic-function or clause element level in a clause-effect link with the semantic level of the language. |
| URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/1808/825 |
| ISSN: | 1408-2616 |
| Appears in Collections: | Slovene Linguistic Studies. Volume 3, 2001
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