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  1. Rykalová, Gabriela (2009): Entwicklung in der Tagespresse : dargestellt an journalistischen Textsorten der deutschsprachigen Zeitungen
    Autor*in: Kotůlková, Veronika

  2. "Wir sind so wund" : Nelly Sachs' lakonisches Sprechen über die Folgen der Shoah "We are so sore" : Nelly Sachs's laconic words on the effects of the Shoah
    Autor*in: Hrdličková, Jana

    The poetic language of the Nobel Prize winner Nelly Sachs has already been examined from several points of view. Nelly Sachs has often been mentioned in connection with Klopstock and Hölderlin owing to her 'high tone' (cf. e.g. Paul Hoffmann's... mehr

     

    The poetic language of the Nobel Prize winner Nelly Sachs has already been examined from several points of view. Nelly Sachs has often been mentioned in connection with Klopstock and Hölderlin owing to her 'high tone' (cf. e.g. Paul Hoffmann's article 'On Nelly Sachs' Pathos' from 1994).

    However, even earlier than the style which Hoffmann characterized as the "seed of the concise, hermetic late style with a more moderate pathos", literary techniques other than pathetic speech can be found in the work of Nelly Sachs. In the poems 'WE ARE SO sore', 'SOMEONE COMES', 'A PUNCH' behind a hedge, there is a laconic style, far removed from all hermeticism, which is able precisely to depict the impact of the Shoah on its survivors. This style seems to be cognate with Kaschnitz's late elliptical works, Celan's "greyer language", and Bachmann's laconic poems, all from the 1960s. It is this particular style that is examined in this article.

     
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    DDC Klassifikation: Literaturen germanischer Sprachen; Deutsche Literatur (830)
    Schlagworte: Judenvernichtung <Motiv>; Sprache; Sachs, Nelly
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  3. Das Zusammenspiel der Valenz- und Konstruktionsgrammatik auf dem Feld der syntaktischen Analysen The interplay of valency grammar and construction grammar in syntactic analyses
    Autor*in: Kotůlková, Veronika

    Many linguistic discussions have focused on the question whether construction grammar represents an alternative descriptive grammatical model to valency grammar. The aim of this paper is to evaluate the pros and cons of valency grammar-based and... mehr

     

    Many linguistic discussions have focused on the question whether construction grammar represents an alternative descriptive grammatical model to valency grammar. The aim of this paper is to evaluate the pros and cons of valency grammar-based and construction grammar-based models using actual linguistic data, demonstrating that both models are mutually complementary and thus represent a suitable framework for syntactic and semantic analysis.

     
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    DDC Klassifikation: Germanische Sprachen; Deutsch (430)
    Schlagworte: Valenzgrammatik; Konstruktionsgrammatik; Deutsch
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