Toman Completion, Volume 2/Part 2

1. Auflage 2013
ISBN: 978-3-11-030737-5
Verlag: De Gruyter
Format: PDF
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E-Book, Englisch, Russisch, Band Volume IX,2, 584 Seiten

Reihe: Selected Writings

Roman Jakobson's writings range over the entire field of general linguistics, as well as embracing Slavic linguistics and literature theory.Jakobson has had a tremenduous influence on the development of linguistic theory. He was a founder of and prime mover in the Prague Linguistic Circle. On the basis of the new structuralist concepts, he set forth bold theories of general linguistics and illustrated them with brilliant demonstrations based on Slavic and other languages. Taking a leading role in the elucidation of the structural linguistic field of phonology, Jakobson used these insights to develop new trends in historical phonology. Altogether, his linguistics appears to incorporate the technical design of modern theoretical concepts, but at the same time transcends purely formal modeling through its interdisciplinary focus upon historical and poetic matters. Jakobson was enormously successful in presenting innovative theoretical insights and relating them to possible practical applications. Specifically, his work on the general processes of language acquisition and loss, on child language and aphasia, opened up entirely new methods for linguists and doctors alike.The series Selected Writings represents the whole range of Roman Jakobson's field of research.

Zielgruppe

Linguists of all persuasions

Autoren/Hrsg.

Toman, Jindrich

Weitere Mitwirkende

Rudy, Stephen

Fachgebiete

• Geisteswissenschaften Philosophie Sprachphilosophie
• Geisteswissenschaften Sprachwissenschaft Sprachwissenschaften Sprachphilosophie
• Geisteswissenschaften Sprachwissenschaft Sprachwissenschaften Geschichte der Sprachwissenschaft
• Geisteswissenschaften Sprachwissenschaft Spracherwerb, Sprachentwicklung
• Geisteswissenschaften Sprachwissenschaft Phonetik, Phonologie, Prosodie
• Geisteswissenschaften Sprachwissenschaft Sprachwissenschaften Theoretische Linguistik

Inhaltsverzeichnis

1;Acknowledgements;5
2;Introduction;15
3;Editorial Note;18
4;O predpokladech Pražské lingvistické školy [The Premises of the Prague Linguistic School];23
5;Slavische Sprachfragen in der Sovjet-Union [Slavic Language Questions in the Soviet Union];30
6;Perpetuum mobile kyvadla: pokus o montáž [The Perpetuum Mobile of a Pendulum: Attempt at a Montage];48
7;[Review of M. P. Štokmar, 1933];57
8;K casovým otázkám nauky o ceském verši [Current Issues in the Study of Czech Verse];77
9;[Review of Z. Nejedlý, 1935];91
10;[Otázkám jazyka básnického...] [Questions of Poetic Language...];95
11;Wzory greckie „Bogurodzicy“ [Greek Models of the Bogurodzica];99
12;Obecná lingvistika v SSSR [General Linguistics in the USSR];100
13;Geopolitická lingvistika? [Geopolitical Linguistics?];103
14;Association internationale pour les études phonologiques Information Bulletin, no 2;105
15;Lingvistika [Linguistics];118
16;Cesko-ruské styky v minulosti [Czech-Russian Contacts in the Past];124
17;Spolecná rec kultury: Poznámky k otázkám vzájemných styku sovetské a západní vedy [A Common Language of Culture: Notes on Issues of Mutual Contacts of Soviet and Western Scholarship];126
18;Aufzeichnungen über Tolstoj: Aus unveröffentlichten Papieren von Albert Škarvan [Notes on Tolstoy: From Unpublished Papers by Albert Škarvan];130
19;Unbekanntes über und von Tolstoj [Unknown Materials on and about Tolstoy];137
20;Tolstojs Wildheit und Sanftmut [Tolstoy Fury and Mildness];142
21;[Nikolaj Jakovlevic Marr];145
22;Úvodem [By Way of Introduction];147
23;Památce Agenora Artymovice [To the Memory of Agenor Artymovic];156
24;Bádání o staroceském verši [Research on Czech Verse];157
25;Fakta mluví [Facts Speak for Themselves];161
26;Kodanská prehlídka dnešního jazykozpytu;165
27;[A Pageant of Present-day Linguistics in Copenhague]Usmernené názory na staroceskou kulturu [Curtailed Views of Old Czech Culture];170
28;Um den russischen Wortschatz [About the Russian Lexicon];189
29;[Mathesius, Vilém];199
30;Neues zur Geschichte der altrussischen Literatur [New Work on the History of Old Russian Literature];201
31;Památce G. I. Celpanova [In Memory of G. I. Celpanov];210
32;Ein Grundwerk zur tschechoslovakischen Sprachgeschichte [A Foundation for Czechoslovak Language History];212
33;Der IV. Internationale Linguistenkongreß [The Fourth International Congress of Linguists];206
34;Antoine Meillet gestorben [Antoine Meillet has Died];209
35;Morféma [Morpheme];220
36;Policejní konfidentka opevovaná Puškinem a Mickiewiczem [The Police Informer Sung by Pushkin and Mickiewicz];222
37;Puškin v realistickém svetle [Pushkin in a Realistic Light];229
38;Nespoutaný Puškin [Pushkin Unrestrained];232
39;Puškinovy básne v prekladu Ilji Barta [Pushkin’s Poems in Ilja Bart’s Translation];239
40;Základy stredoveku;243
41;[Foundations of the Middle Ages]Staroceská písen o bitve u Varny [An Old Czech Poem about the Battle of Varna];247
42;L’Histoire du tchèque et du slovaque littéraires [A History of Literary Czech and Slovak];249
43;Jazyk ruský [Russian Language];260
44;Die russische Totenklage [The Russian Lamentation for the Dead];263
45;Russische Klagen [Russian Lamentations];266
46;Prof. Benveniste in Brno [Prof. Benveniste in Brno];268
47;Nikolaj Konstantinovic Nikol’skij;270
48;Veda a noviny v pojetí Mágrove [Scholarship and the Press in Mágr’s Approach];273
49;Holger Pedersen sedmdesátníkem [Holger Pedersen is Seventy Years Old];275
50;Frank Wollmans Ideen zur slavischen Literaturgeschichte [Frank Wollman’s Ideas about Slavic Literary History];276
51;Ljubomir Miletic zemrel [Ljubomir Miletic has Died];278
52;Olaf Broch – 70 Jahre [Olaf Broch is Seventy Years Old];280
53;Neznámé Bulharsko [Unknown Bulgaria];283
54;Rusko-ceský slovník;288
55;[A Russian-Czech Dictionary]Z nejstarších dejin polského a ceského básnictví [Concerning the Earliest History of Polish and Czech Poetry];290
56;K dejinám cyrilometodejství [On the History of Cyrillo-Methodianism];292
57;E. V. Anickov zemrel [E. V. Anickov has Died];293
58;Je zeme blízko pólu [There is a Country Near the Pole];295
59;Prehlédnutá památka velkomoravská [An Overlooked Great Moravian Document];301
60;Svatý Alexius v slovanských literaturách [Saint Alexius in Slavic Literatures];303
61;Pravost Slova [On the Authenticity of The Lay of Igor’s Campaign];305
62;Prof. Hjelmslev in Prag [Professor Hjelmslev in Prague];307
63;Není pravda, že... (Odpoved na brožurku K. Bittnera Deutsche und Tschechen – Eine Erwiderung, Brno, s.a.) [It is not True That... – A Rejoinder to K. Bittner’s Brochure Deutsche und Tschechen: Eine Erwiderung; Brno, n. y.];308
64;O souhláskách [On Consonants];319
65;Franz Spina;321
66;Ruské výpravy do budoucna [Russian Expeditions into the Future];326
67;Srdce ceskoslovenského trélistu;332
68;[The Heart of the Czechoslovak Trillium][Jakobson’s answer to the Blok Questionnaire];335
69;Podvržená milenka [The Poet’s Fake Lover];338
70;Nikolaj Trubeckoj zemrel: geniální slavista [Nikolaj Trubetzkoy has Died: An Ingenious Slavicist];344
71;Mezinárodní sjezd pro fonetiku [An International Congress of Phonetics];347
72;Professor František Trávnícek 50 Jahre [Professor František Trávnícek is Fifty Years Old];350
73;Vasilij Zlatovlasý – kralevic ceské zeme: staroruská povídka [Vassilij the Golden-haired – Ruler of Bohemia: an Old Russian Story];354
74;Fr. Spina jako vedec [Fr. Spina as a Scholar];359
75;Ruský ohlas ceské lidové hry [A Russian Echo of a Czech Folk Play];361
76;K vydání staroceského Jiríkova videní: Nekolik poznámek ke kritice a vydání textu [On an Edition of the Old Czech George’s Vision: Some Remarks on the Critique and Interpretation of the Text];363
77;Sboru pro výzkum Slovenska a Podkarpatské Rusi pri Slovanském ústave [To the Council for Research on Slovakia and Sub-Carpathian Russia at the Slavic Institute];373
78;Pražský lingvistický kroužek [Prague Linguistic Circle];382
79;Le développement phonologique du langage enfantin et les cohérences correspondantes dans les langues du monde [The Phonological Development of Child Language;384
80;and Corresponding Phenomena in the Languages of the World]Cesta svaté Doroty z Cech na Rus [St. Dorothy’s Journey from Bohemia to Russia];386
81;Tatarische Nachklänge in der russischen Volksepik [Tatar Echoes in in Russian Folk Epic];391
82;[Letter to E. Emsheimer about the Etymology of Gilyak Names for the Jew’s Harp];392
83;The City of Learning: The Flourishing Period of Jewish Culture in Medieval Prague;393
84;[Unknown Verses by Majakovskij];402
85;The Paleosiberian Languages;407
86;Ceskoslovensko-skandinávské prátelství [Czechoslovak-Scandinavian Friendship];430
87;Ceský predek Puškinuv [Pushkin’s Czech Ancestor];433
88;Oldrich Hujer;435
89;O úkolech evropských vedcu v Americe [Tasks for European Scholars in America];437
90;Fr. Boas, hrdina práce [F. Boas – a Hero of Work];441
91;Russian Books;444
92;Vedecký život Ceskoslovenské republiky [The Academic Life of the Czechoslovak Republic];450
93;Moudrost starých Cechu: odveké základy národního odboje [The Wisdom of the Old Czechs:;454
94;Ancient Foundations of National Resistance]Index of names;561
95;Index of languages and language groups;577
96;Index of subjects;580

Über Autor(innen)

Jindrich Toman, University of Michigan, USA; and Stephen Rudy, New York University, USA (†).