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ISBN: | 978-953-6020-36-2 |
Autor: | Vidović-Bolt, Ivana |
Naslov: | Metaforika zoonima u hrvatskoj frazeologiji |
Matična publikacija: | Kulturni bestijarij / urednice Suzana Marjanić i Antonija Zaradija Kiš; str. 403-424 |
Impresum: | Zagreb : Hrvatska radio-televizija, Hrvatski radio, Treći program, 1999 |
Napomena: | 27 bibl. jedinica |
Sažetak: | The metaphoricity of zoonyms in Croatian phraseology : this paper deals with the symbolism of animals in different cultural and historical milieus. It presents idioms containing the described zoonym components, and explains the motivation behind each idiom as well as its meanings. Various motivations are recognized, including concrete, associatiove, illogical and absurd, imaginative, Biblical and cultural motivations. Furthermore, according to their origin, they are classified into Biblical and international idioms. Audiovisual components, such as sounds and colours, are taken into consideration in the description. In orner to illustrate clearly the hyperonymic and hyponymic relatioons, the idioms anre grouped into concepts. |
Ključne riječi: | zoolingvistika * hrvatska frazeologija - zoonimi - metaforika |
Signatura | 821.163.42.09 KULB |
Vrsta građe: | Članak |
Knjižnica: | Zbirka komparativne književnosti, http://www.knjiznice.ffzg.hr/komparativna |
MFN: | 24819 |
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ISBN: | 978-953-6020-36-2 |
Autor: | Menac-Mihalić, Mira |
Naslov: | O nekim hrvatskim dijalektnim frazemima sa zoonimskom sastavnicom |
Matična publikacija: | Kulturni bestijarij / urednice Suzana Marjanić i Antonija Zaradija Kiš; str. 389-400 |
Impresum: | Zagreb : Hrvatska radio-televizija, Hrvatski radio, Treći program, 1999 |
Napomena: | 23 bibl. jedinice |
Sažetak: | About some Croatian dialectal idioms with a zoonym component : The paper deals with idioms in Croatian. The author (supported by her students) collected ynd investigated idioms in all parts of Criatia (in more then 100 modes of Croatian speech). Idioms with a component such as dog, bitch and doggie have been chosen for this paper. They can be found in the Čakavian, kajkavian and Štokavian dialects. some of them are geographically linked, while some can be found in other Slavic, German and Romance languages. |
Ključne riječi: | zoolingvistika * hrvatski govori - frazemi - zoonimska sastavnica |
UDK: | 81 |
Signatura | 821.163.42.09 KULB |
Vrsta građe: | Članak |
Knjižnica: | Zbirka komparativne književnosti, http://www.knjiznice.ffzg.hr/komparativna |
MFN: | 24818 |
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ISBN: | 978-953-6020-36-2 |
Autor: | Kekez, Stipe |
Naslov: | Životinjski nazivi u slengu |
Matična publikacija: | Kulturni bestijarij / urednice Suzana Marjanić i Antonija Zaradija Kiš; str. 371-387 |
Impresum: | Zagreb : Hrvatska radio-televizija, Hrvatski radio, Treći program, 1999 |
Napomena: | 16 bibl. jedinica |
Sažetak: | animal names in slang : The article deals with animal names in slang In that kind of language, their newly acquired meanings, largely metaphoric, span from human physical and mental notation and psychic characteristics, mostly according to visual similarity with somephysical characteristic, and the already known characteristics of particular animal species. An important feature in their physical characteristics is roughness and cruelty and the desire to deride soomebody. What matters most in both categories is that nouns are given an adjectival meaning. Many animal names in sland denote the male and female sex and arts of the body and the male and female sexual organs. The names given to animal habitata are often pajoratively transposed to those of humans nad, since novelty and trendiness play an importand role in the life of young people, this is also seen in slang as well as in language, because they constantly seek for new modes of ecpression. Animal names anre also given to cars and motorcycles. If we exempt the last category, it is clear primarly that animal names are realtied to Humankind, which is interesting since human beings are becoming more estranged from Nature and since Humankind lives far less with it. It is obvious that soome kind of connection still exist, but it differs from that of popular mythology and the rural way of life, when the names of particular animals had greater importance and when they cooncealed more meaning and when animals were taboo. Today's connection in slang argely reduces to visual association and the desire for stylistic expression and irony and ridicule. |
Ključne riječi: | zoolingvistika * sleng - životinjski nazivi |
UDK: | 81 |
Signatura | 821.163.42.09 KULB |
Vrsta građe: | Članak |
Knjižnica: | Zbirka komparativne književnosti, http://www.knjiznice.ffzg.hr/komparativna |
MFN: | 24817 |
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ISBN: | 978-953-6020-36-2 |
Autor: | Visković, Nikola |
Naslov: | Jezik i životinja |
Matična publikacija: | Kulturni bestijarij / urednice Suzana Marjanić i Antonija Zaradija Kiš; str. 355-368 |
Impresum: | Zagreb : Hrvatska radio-televizija, Hrvatski radio, Treći program, 1999 |
Napomena: | 51 bibl. jedinica |
Sažetak: | Language and the animal : Each animal species has its own language, its mode of communication within the species and outside it, while Humankind treats animals in various ways in its numerous languages. The ocntent of this paper relate oly to the second of these issues - the place of animals in human language. In myths, fables and fairy-tales, animals speak and are spoken to. Man attaches scientific and popular names to the animals' bodies and the sounds they produce. He gives himself the forename and surname of certain animals. He attributes the features of certain animals to his own spiritual characteristics and behaviour. He praises, curses and speaks the language of love by reffering to certain animal species. With which animal species does he do all that and why precisely with them, and not certain others? |
Ključne riječi: | zoolingvistika |
UDK: | 81 |
Signatura | 821.163.42.09 KULB |
Vrsta građe: | Članak |
Knjižnica: | Zbirka komparativne književnosti, http://www.knjiznice.ffzg.hr/komparativna |
MFN: | 24816 |
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