Onymic awareness in diary writing on the example of Sebastian Poszy wak’s mój pamiętnik z wojny światowej (my diary from the world war)
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https://doi.org/10.15584/slowo.2020.11.12Keywords:
diaries, onomastic awareness, Sebastian Poszywak, local names, World War IAbstract
Sebastian Poszywak, author of “Mój pamiętnik z wojny światowej”, was a soldier who fought in an Austro-Hungarian regiment. Together with his troops he fought on the Italian front during World War I. The diary he kept is full of local names, both Polish and Slovenian, as well as German and Italian. The article presents the onymic awareness of the author of the diary, examines various forms of toponyms that sounded foreign to the soldier from the Podkarpacie region, emphasizing the structures of Slovenian (e.g. Brestovica pri Komnu – Brestowice, Brestawice, Brestowica) and Italian (e.g. Medeazza – Medyjaca, Madyaco) local names. The text also takes account of the history of onomastic research on proper names contained in the diaries. The article is a contribution to further onomastic analyses of other onymic categories of peasant diaristic texts.Downloads
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2020-12-15
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Żołądź, A. (2020). Onymic awareness in diary writing on the example of Sebastian Poszy wak’s mój pamiętnik z wojny światowej (my diary from the world war). Słowo. Studia językoznawcze, 11(11), 203–214. https://doi.org/10.15584/slowo.2020.11.12
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