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1. Individual Features in the Contemporary Polish Reportage: A Syntactic and Stylistic Study on the Basis of 'Zabójca z miasta moreli: reportaże z Turcji' by Witold Szabłowski

Author

Katarzyna Małgorzata Ostrowska

Subjects
Subjectivity, lcsh:Language and Literature, History, biology, Basis (universal algebra), biology.organism_classification, Syntax, Linguistics, reporting syntax, stylistic peculiarities, journalistic style, factuality, Style (sociolinguistics), lcsh:Philology. Linguistics, Beata, Hypotaxis, lcsh:P1-1091, lcsh:P, Narrative, Adverbial
Abstract

The article deals with the individual features of language in the contemporary Polish reportage based on the text Zabójca z miasta moreli: reportaże z Turcji by Witold Szabłowski. The author presents both the statistical analysis and the stylistic peculiarities of this reportage which received a prestigious Beata Pawlak Award in 2011 and contains important components characteristic for the journalistic style. The author uses the traditional syntactic model of Zenon Klemensiewicz and takes into consideration Stanisław Jodłowski’s research achievements. According to the postulates of Anna Wierzbicka, Maria Rachwałowa, Stanisław Mikołajczak, and Marek Ruszkowski, she selects a sample of 200 utterances which are examples of such narrative constructions that strongly indicate subjectivity. In her research, firstly, she conducts a detailed analysis of the syntactic and statistical features of Szabłowski's text in comparison with the style of the contemporary Polish reportage. Secondly, she draws attention to unique stylistic features indicating the reporting syntax. As a result, the author notices the following individual features of language in Zabójca z miasta moreli: reportaże z Turcji by Witold Szabłowski: 1) simple utterances and direct and indirect objects in the developed sentences, 2) developed clauses and adverbials, 3) objective hypotaxis, and 4) adverbial hypotaxis.

Published
2020

2. Radical Communication Style of Contemporary Polish Reportage (on the Basis of 'Abchazja' by Wojciech Górecki)

Author

Katarzyna Małgorzata Ostrowska

Subjects
syntax, literary style, journalistic style, scientific style, Language and Literature, Philology. Linguistics, P1-1091
Abstract

The article deals with the radical style of communication in contemporary Polish reportage based on the text Abchazja by Wojciech Górecki. The author attempts to present the syntactic features of the text in question in the light of radicalism and to locate the genre of reportage between literary, journalistic and scientific research based on the findings of the following authorities: Kazimierz Wolny-Zmorzyński, Andrzej Kaliszewski and Wojciech Furman. The meaning of the term reportage is defined using the definitions of Janusz Sławiński, Czesław Niedzielski and Julian Maślanka. In her work, the author uses the traditional syntactic model of Zenon Klemensiewicz, and Stanisław Jodłowski, and following to the postulates of Maria Kniagininowa, and Marek Ruszkowski she extracts a sample of 200 statements from the narrative constructions of the text. She analyzes in detail the relations between narrative and dialogue, simple and complex, verbal and verbless, paratactic, and hypotactic statements. She also focuses on the stylistic functions of syntactic constructions. As a result, in the reportage Abchazja the author observes 1) the reporting syntactic tendency, 2) dynamic as an important stylistic feature, 3) journalistic style predominance.

Published
2020
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