Linguistic, Linguo-stylistic and Narratological Aspects of Early Montenegrin Short Stories
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- Cover
- Title
- Copyright
- About the author
- About the book
- This eBook can be cited
- Acknowledgments
- Contents
- Ausschnitte aus dem Erstgutachten zur Promotion von Sanja Crnogorac zum Thema“Linguistic, Linguo-stylistic and Narratological Aspects of Early Montenegrin Short Stories”
- Abstract
- Zusammenfassung
- Introduction
- I Methodology
- 1. Science, the concept
- 2. Methodology: the term and the subject matter of the research
- 3. Universal concepts of the language and writing style of Montenegrin narrators
- 4. Theoretical and cognitive assumptions and the objectivity of scientific research
- 5. General remarks on method
- 6. The theory of method approaches adoption and their application
- 7. Analytical method
- 8. Synthetic method
- 9. Inductive method
- 10. Deductive method
- 11. Generalization method
- 12. Explanatory method
- 13. Comparative method
- 14. Descriptive method
- 15. Structural method
- 16. Distributive method
- 17. Scientific laws and ethical rules
- 18. Empirically based knowledge
- 19. The objectivity and organization of a scientific thought
- 20. Fact classification
- 21. The relation between a scientific theory and a scientific method and the term ‘research technique’
- 22. Final notes on methodology
- II Biographical and bibliographical data
- N. B.
- 23. Basic features of the text corpus
- Collecting material
- III Typography and Orthography
- 24. About Typography and Orthography
- 25. Spelling the consonant clusters
- 26. Word separation
- 27. Capitalization
- 28. Dates
- 29. Numerals
- 30. The apostrophe
- 31. Spelling inconsistencies
- IV Phonetics
- Vowels
- 32. The reflex of the old vowel Ѣ
- 33. The vowel a
- 34. The vowel i
- 35. The vowel e
- 36. The vowels о and u
- 37. The syllabic r
- 38. Assimilation, Fusion and Substitution of vowels
- 39. Syncope
- 40. Vowel shift
- Consonants
- 41. The consonant h
- 42. The consonant f
- 43. The consonant dž
- 44. Consonants ć and đ
- 45. The consonant ј
- 46. Consonants lj and nj
- 47. Consonant assimilation
- 48. Dissimilation of consonants and consonant groups
- 49. Consonant cluster reduction and simplification
- 50. Epenthesis and substitution of consonants
- 51. Forms of iotation
- 52. Аnalogous shifts in the reflexes of old alternations
- V Моrphology
- 53. Nouns
- 54. Vocative singular
- 55. Instrumental singular
- 56. Nominative and vocative plural
- 57. Genitive plural of masculine and neuter nouns with specific suffixes
- 58. Dative, Instrumental and Locative plural
- 59. Accusative plural
- 60. Masculine plural nouns with and without the infix –ov/ev-
- 61. Feminine and masculine nouns that end in -a
- 62. Feminine nouns that end in a consonant
- 63. Notes on nouns
- Pronouns and Adjectives
- 64. Personal Pronouns
- 65. Other Pronouns
- Attributive Pronouns
- 66. Possessive Pronouns
- 67. Demonstrative Pronouns
- 68. Indefinite Pronouns
- 69. Negative Pronouns
- 70. Universal Pronouns
- 71. Concessive Pronouns
- 72. Interrogative (relative) Pronouns
- The declension of pronouns and adjectives
- 74. Noun declension of Adjectives and Pronouns
- 75. Notes on certain adjective and pronoun forms
- 76. The morphology of adjectives
- 77. Comparative and Superlative forms
- Numerals
- 78. Declension of numerals
- 79. Ordinal numbers
- 80. Collective numerals
- 81. Multiplication expressions
- Verbs
- 82. Infinitive
- 83. Present tense
- 84. Imperative
- 85. Imperfect
- 86. Аorist
- Verbal Adverbs
- 87. The Present Verbal Adverb
- 88. The Past Verbal Adverb
- Verbal Adjectives
- 89. Active past participle
- 90. Тhe Passive Past Participle
- Compound verb forms
- 91. The Simple Future
- 92. The exact future
- 93. The perfect
- 94. The Pluperfect
- 95. The Conditional Mood
- 96. Notes on formation of imperfective verbs
- Immutable words
- 97. Adverbs of manner
- 98. Adverbs of quantity
- 99. Adverbs of place
- 100. Adverbs of time
- 101. Adverbs of cause
- 102. Prepositions
- 103. Conjunctions
- 104. Interjections
- 105. Particles
- 106. Notes on word formation
- VI Syntax
- 107. Word order
- 108. Congruence
- Independent cases
- 109. Nominative
- 110. Vocative
- Dependent cases
- 111. Genitive
- 112. Dative
- 113. Accusative
- 114. Instrumental
- 115. Locative
- 116. Use of certain pronouns and adjectives
- 117. Indefinite forms of adjectives
- Use of verb forms
- 118. Present
- 119. Aorist
- 120. Imperfect
- 121. Perfect
- 122. Pluperfect
- 123. Future I
- 124. Future II
- Grammatical mood
- 125. Imperative
- 126. Conditional mood
- Infinite verb forms
- 127. Infinitive
- 128. The present participle
- 129. The past verbal adverb
- 130. The active past participle
- 131. The passive past participle
- 132. The use of conjunctions
- VII Stylistic Features of Language in Montenegrin Short Stories
- 133. Graphostylistics
- 134. Phonostylistics
- 135. Morphostylistics (morphonostylistics)
- 136. Stylistic syntax
- 137. Strong positions in a text
- 138. Lexis
- 139. Enrichment of the lexical fund
- 140. Textual stylistics
- 141. Figurative language (syntactic figures of speech)
- VIII Narratological Features of Montenegrin Short Stories
- 142. Category of narrative prose as a literary genre
- 143. In the focus of the narrator
- 144. Motivistic and thematic structure of the short stories
- 145. Redirecting the Montenegrin short story
- 146. The outset of the Montenegrin short story
- 147. Composition of narrative texts
- 148. Spatiotemporal organization of the short stories
- 149. Narrative situation
- 150. Portrayal of characters
- 151. Conceptual postulate of the short stories
- 152. The course of events in the short stories and their world
- 153. Parallelism and differences between Ljubiša and Njegoš in their short stories
- 154. Continuity and innovations in selected short stories
- Conclusion
- List of Sources
- Bibliography with Bibliographical Abbreviations
- Appendices
- Series Index
Sanja Crnogorac
Linguistic, Linguo-stylistic and
Narratological Aspects of Early
Montenegrin Short Stories
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Names: Crnogorac, Sanja, author.
Title: Language, style and narratological aspects of short stories from Njegoåı́ to the year of 1918 in Mon-tenegro / Sanja Crnogorac.
Description: Frankfurt am Main ; New York : Peter Lang, 2017. | Series: Symbolae Slavicae, ISSN 0170-852X ; Vol. 32 | Includes bibliographical references.
Identifiers: LCCN 2017040240| ISBN 9783631734292 (print) | ISBN 9783631736784 (e-pdf) | ISBN 9783631736791 (epub) | ISBN 9783631736807 (mobi)
Subjects: LCSH: Montenegrin literature--History and criticism. | Serbian language--Montenegro--History. | Narration (Rhetoric)--Social aspects--Montenegro.
Classification: LCC PG1417.M6 C676 2017 | DDC 891.8/230109949745--dc23
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Zugl.: Jena, Univ., Diss., 2017
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DOI 10.3726/b12099
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About the book
The book examines lingo-stylistic and narratological characteristics of Montenegrin short stories in the crucial period of 19th and early 20th century language reform. The seldom analysed works of fourteen authors from this period are approached from the orthographical, phonological, morphological, syntaxic, lexical and phraseological angles in order to provide a comprehensive overview of the interplay between the alternating linguistic standards. The principal intent is not only to accentuate the so-far neglected contribution of Montenegrin writers to South-Slavic linguistic heritage in general, but also to facilitate the understanding of the interaction between the folk dialectical base and the emerging linguistic and literary tendencies of the age.
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Acknowledgments
The present book contains the text of my doctoral thesis, defended at the Faculty of Philosophy at the University “Friedrich Schiller” in Jena at the Institute of Slavistics and Caucasus Studies, on 31st January 2018, in front of the Committee consisting of Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Thede Kahl, PD Dr. Vladislava Warditz and Prof. Dr. Stefan Strohschneider.
I am deeply thankful to my supervisor, professor Thede Kahl, for the immense support he has given me throughout my work on the doctoral thesis, as well as for his patient dedication to the themes which I dealt with in my dissertation. Without his unselfish help, it would not have been possible to complete this book.
I also owe gratitude to the publisher “Peter Lang” Publishing Group in Berlin, who helped the book see the light of day.
Contents
Ausschnitte aus dem Erstgutachten zur Promotion von Sanja Crnogorac
2. Methodology: the term and the subject matter of the research
3. Universal concepts of the language and writing style of Montenegrin narrators
4. Theoretical and cognitive assumptions and the objectivity of scientific research
6. The theory of method approaches adoption and their application
14. Descriptive method←7 | 8→
17. Scientific laws and ethical rules
18. Empirically based knowledge
19. The objectivity and organization of a scientific thought
21. The relation between a scientific theory and a scientific method and the term ‘research technique’
22. Final notes on methodology
II Biographical and bibliographical data
23. Basic features of the text corpus
III Typography and Orthography
24. About Typography and Orthography
25. Spelling the consonant clusters
32. The reflex of the old vowel Ѣ
33. The vowel a←8 | 9→
38. Assimilation, Fusion and Substitution of vowels
48. Dissimilation of consonants and consonant groups
49. Consonant cluster reduction and simplification
50. Epenthesis and substitution of consonants
52. Аnalogous shifts in the reflexes of old alternations
56. Nominative and vocative plural
57. Genitive plural of masculine and neuter nouns with specific suffixes←9 | 10→
58. Dative, Instrumental and Locative plural
60. Masculine plural nouns with and without the infix –ov/ev-
61. Feminine and masculine nouns that end in -a
62. Feminine nouns that end in a consonant
72. Interrogative (relative) Pronouns
The declension of pronouns and adjectives
74. Noun declension of Adjectives and Pronouns
75. Notes on certain adjective and pronoun forms
76. The morphology of adjectives
77. Comparative and Superlative forms
81. Multiplication expressions←10 | 11→
90. Тhe Passive Past Participle
96. Notes on formation of imperfective verbs
101. Adverbs of cause←11 | 12→
Details
- Pages
- 368
- Year
- 2018
- ISBN (PDF)
- 9783631736784
- ISBN (ePUB)
- 9783631736791
- ISBN (MOBI)
- 9783631736807
- ISBN (Hardcover)
- 9783631734292
- DOI
- 10.3726/b12099
- Language
- English
- Publication date
- 2018 (September)
- Keywords
- Linguo-stylistics Orthography Phonetics Morphology Narratology
- Published
- Berlin, Bern, Bruxelles, New York, Oxford, Warszawa, Wien, 2018., 368 pp., 12 fig. b/w, 1 tables, 2 graphs
