Korpus - gramatika - axiologie
Corpus – grammar – axiology
Publishing House: AV ČR - Akademie věd České republiky - Ústav pro jazyk český
Subject(s): Theoretical Linguistics
Frequency: 2 issues
Print ISSN: 1804-137X
Status: Active
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Short Description
The linguistics journal KORPUS – GRAMATIKA – AXIOLOGIE is a scientific
linguistic periodical which is considered to be neither narrowly specialized nor polythematic.
The journal is exclusively orientated toward the following research domains:
1) corpus-based research into Czech and other languages, with emphasis on
their grammatical structure, evaluation of linguistic forms, visà- vis textual
distribution, empirically grounded theories of the relationship between
,langue’ and ,parole’.
2) axiological aspects, in case of which submissions in the following areas will
be particularly valued:
• general and specific aspects of stylistic registers reflecting various cultural
backgrounds and functions in social interaction;
• theory of language culture and communication;
• the development of literary Czech, archaisms and neologisms;
• issues of acceptability and functional motivation in verbal communication;
• grammaticality of morphological or syntactic structures;
• language and style of literary texts;
• typology of linguistic errors in the text production.
