The German influence on Kashubian and its confrontation with the Polish influence By Vladislav Knoll The theme of this dissertation is the evolution of the presence of the language contact phenomena in a particular example of a contact situation on the Slavonic-Germanic linguistic border in the 20th century. The research is based on the analysis of Kashubian according to the following three aspects: the extent of the Germanic (both Low and Literary German) interference in Kashubian, the diachronic view consisting in the evaluation of the impact of a rapid sociolinguistic turn (change of the 'High' Language from German to Polish) and the birth of a literary language seen from the point of view of contact linguistics. The study is divided int...
Not only does pluricentric German display characteristic features of Standard Average European, but ...
This paper is a study of the influence of German on Croatian. It attempts to provide a historical ba...
The publication contains reprints of articles written by Prof. Hanna Popowska-‑Taborska in 2010–2018...
The objective of this article to familiarize the reader with the rich history of research of Slavic ...
The diachronic and synchronic analyses presented in this paper show the possible influences of Germa...
Verein für kaschubische Volkskunde, which operated for several years prior to the outbreak of WW I, ...
The aim of this paper is to examine and describe the everyday traces of German in the Polish press, ...
The aim of this paper is to examine and describe the influence of German on the Polish language at t...
The aim of this paper is to describe and examine the traces of German-Polish interculturality in the...
On translation loans of German origin in the official press in Rzeszów, Sanok and Tarnobrzeg ...
Syntactic influences of Kashubian dialects on local Polish speech This article is the result of fie...
Kašubščina je bila leta 2005 na Poljskem uradno priznana kot regionalni jezik, vendar to ni ustavilo...
The basic and underlying assumption for the article is that the hitherto written literature of the s...
In the scope of the master thesis under the title "Language Change and Language Contact Phenomena in...
This paper aims at giving an overview of the main traditional tendencies and new trends in historica...
Not only does pluricentric German display characteristic features of Standard Average European, but ...
This paper is a study of the influence of German on Croatian. It attempts to provide a historical ba...
The publication contains reprints of articles written by Prof. Hanna Popowska-‑Taborska in 2010–2018...
The objective of this article to familiarize the reader with the rich history of research of Slavic ...
The diachronic and synchronic analyses presented in this paper show the possible influences of Germa...
Verein für kaschubische Volkskunde, which operated for several years prior to the outbreak of WW I, ...
The aim of this paper is to examine and describe the everyday traces of German in the Polish press, ...
The aim of this paper is to examine and describe the influence of German on the Polish language at t...
The aim of this paper is to describe and examine the traces of German-Polish interculturality in the...
On translation loans of German origin in the official press in Rzeszów, Sanok and Tarnobrzeg ...
Syntactic influences of Kashubian dialects on local Polish speech This article is the result of fie...
Kašubščina je bila leta 2005 na Poljskem uradno priznana kot regionalni jezik, vendar to ni ustavilo...
The basic and underlying assumption for the article is that the hitherto written literature of the s...
In the scope of the master thesis under the title "Language Change and Language Contact Phenomena in...
This paper aims at giving an overview of the main traditional tendencies and new trends in historica...
Not only does pluricentric German display characteristic features of Standard Average European, but ...
This paper is a study of the influence of German on Croatian. It attempts to provide a historical ba...
The publication contains reprints of articles written by Prof. Hanna Popowska-‑Taborska in 2010–2018...