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Lecturer(s)
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Mitter Patrik, doc. Mgr. Ph.D.
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Course content
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1. Text linguistics as a scientific discipline; its limits and its subject; Connections to other linguistic disciplines and non-linguistic sciences (for example super-sentence syntax, stylistics, social communication, psychology etc.); 2. Conception of meaning of text and its defining; Segmentation of text; Fundamental text unit; 3. Structure of a text: content, grammar, illocution; 4. Topic of a text and its developing; 5. Perception and interpretation of a text; 6. Reference and co-reference, isotopic relations and chains; Coherence and cohesion of a text; 7. Continuity of a text: ways of its realisation; Negation; 8. Actual division of a sentence; Word order in Czech sentence; Theme and rheme order; 9. Illocution structure of a text; Creating of a text; 10. Typology of texts; 11. Intentional and non-intentional modification of structure of sentence in a text; 12. Compact sentence structure, uncompact sentence structure; 13. Complex analyses of a text; 14. Actual topics;
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Learning activities and teaching methods
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unspecified, unspecified
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Learning outcomes
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Lectures and seminars follow the Syntax and Stylistics lessons. They introduce a relatively young linguistic branch to students, a branch that studies text as a result of a speech act, that has (regardless of style or genre of the text) some specific attributes, that are connected with super-sentence subject matter connections and with language realization possibilities. Selected topics should help students to reach better and more complex knowledge of communication in language and its analyses.
Students can: understand the basic concepts of the field; use appropriate terminology, identify the constitutive elements of the text; be aware of the text as a structural unit and as the result of the communication process; comprehensively analyze texts of various kinds, especially factual texts.
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Prerequisites
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knowledge of the field on the level of GCSE exam knowledge of disciplines connected to the central domain of study knowledge of appropriate terminology
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Assessment methods and criteria
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unspecified
attendance activity presentation test semestral essay
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Recommended literature
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Bajzíková, E. Textová syntax. Bratislava: Veda, 1999.
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Daneš, F. Jazyk a text. I a II.. Praha: FF UK, 1999.
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Daneš, F. Věta a text. Praha: Academia, 1985.
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Hoffmannová, J. Stylistika a ??. Praha: Trizonia, 1997.
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Hrbáček, J. Nárys textové syntaxe spisovné češtiny. Praha:Trizonia, 1993.
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Jaklová, A. Úvod do textové lingvistiky. České Budějovice: PF JČU, 1999.
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Kol. Mluvnice češtiny 3, oddíl Textová syntax. Praha: Academia, 1987.
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Kořenský, J. - Hoffmannová, J. - Jaklová, A. Komplexní analýza komunikačního procesu a textu. České Budějovice:PF, 1987.
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Macurová, A. - Mareš, P. Text a komunikace. Jazyk v literárním díle a ve filmu. Praha: UK, 1992.
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Müllerová, O. Mluvený text a jeho syntaktická výstavba. Praha: Academia, 1994.
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