Linguistic and stylistic characteristics of reporting texts in Slovenka newspaper

V diplomskem delu z naslovom Jezikovno-stilne značilnosti poročevalnih besedil v časopisu Slovenka so na kratko predstavljeni ženski časopisi, ki so na Slovenskem izhajali do leta 1950, natančneje pa je obravnavan časopis Slovenka, namen njegovega izhajanja in tudi delo obeh urednic, Marice Nadlišek Bartol ter Ivanke Anžič Klemenčič. Diplomska naloga zajema problematiko ženskega vprašanja, ki je bila v času izhajanja časopisa, tj. v letih 1897–1902, še kako pereča. Težišče raziskovanja so predstavljale jezikovno-stilne značilnosti poročevalnih besedil. Zanimale so me zlasti vesti in novice, ki so se pojavljale znotraj časopisnih rubrik. Razmeroma pogosto se pojavljajo avtomatizmi, in sicer sklicevalni, ki so najpogostejši, pa tudi popravki. Slovenka je poznala tudi avtomatizirane obrazce vesti v obliki vesti o imenovanju, osmrtnic in naznanil. Za časopise, ki so izhajali na prehodu iz 19. v 20. stoletje, so bili značilni dopisiv Slovenki so bila najpogostejša pisma bralcev, ki so se odzivali na vsebino revije. Zaradi lažjega izbiranja med informacijami se je razvijalo grafično izpostavljanje jezikovnih znakovraziskala sem, katere vrste naslovov so značilne za Slovenko ter njihovo uvrščanje glede na ločila.In the diploma work under the title Linguistic and stylistic characteristics of reporting texts in Slovenka newspaper, female-oriented newspapers that were issued on Slovene territory until the year 1950 are introduced brieflyamong them more particularly Slovenka newspaper, the purpose of its publication and also the work of both editors, Marica Nadlišek Bartol and Ivanka Anžič Klemenčič. The diploma work embraces the issues of the woman question that was more than relevant at the time of publication of the newspaper, more precisely from the year 1897 till the year 1902. The focal point of research represented the language and stylistic particularities of reporting texts. I was most interested into short news and news appearing within newspaper sections. Relatively often automatisms appearthe referential ones that are the most frequent and also corrections. Slovenka knew automatic news forms, among them news on declaration, obituaries and announcements. For newspapers published in the period of transition from 19th to 20th century, written communication was particularin Slovenka, letters from readers reacting to the contents of the magazine were published the most frequently. In order to make choosing between various information easier, graphic exposure of language signs had developedI researched which types of title types are characteristic for Slovenka and their classification considering the punctuation marks