| Abstract [eng] |
The object of the master work is the spoken dialectal texts. There are analyzed the syntactic of three dialectal texts in the thesis. At first, the author describes the features of spoken text and dialectal speech. Formally and meaningfully narrators' texts are related to different linguistic and nonlinguistic devices. The attention is paid to the elements of speech, syntactic structure: analyzed sentences structure and length, syntactic shapes which are characteristic of dialectal speech. Cohesion of dialectal texts is determined for different connecting devices: the ellipsis, inverted order of words, verb tense agreement (grammatical cohesion), various reduplications, hyponyms and hyperonyms (lexical cohesion), connecting words such as conjunctions, particles, adverbs (lexical grammatical cohesion). In addition, the fluent speech also is created with nonlinguistic devices. There is described falling and rising intonation, speech rhythm in the master work. Also the master's author pays attention to nonmeaningful reduplications which is defined as nonfluencies of dialectal speech. |
