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Title:BESEDILNOST IN TRADICIJA SLOVENSKIH ZASEBNIH PISEM
Authors:ID Butolo, Andreja (Author)
ID Krajnc Ivič, Mira (Mentor) More about this mentor... New window
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PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/6421654d-e616-4074-9bf7-eb480841885e
 
Language:Slovenian
Work type:Undergraduate thesis
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:Zasebno pismo je zapisano besedilo, ki omogoča komunikacijo med dvema prostorsko oddaljenima osebama. Gre za besedila oseb, ki so v neuradnih, enakovrednih ali hierarhičnih družbenih odnosih. Tvorci v pismih pripovedujejo, opisujejo, razlagajo in poročajo o različnih temah: veselih, žalostnih, resnih in manj resnih. Tvorec lahko v pismu izrazi katerikoli namen. Navezuje ali neguje lahko odnos z naslovnikom, lahko naslovnika poziva k dejanju, mu predstavlja neko stvarnost ali izpoveduje osebni odnos do te. Prav tako se lahko naslovniku zaveže, da bo nekaj storil ali že s pismom stori neko dejanje. Pisemsko besedilo je žanr z določeno strukturo, hkrati pa lahko vsebuje tudi druge žanre kot so: zahvala, opravičilo, obtožba, prošnja, izjava, pohvala … V diplomskem delu je s pomočjo analitične, deskriptivne, historične, komparativne in sintetične metode predstavljeno zasebno pismo kot žanr, ki ima že večstoletno tradicijo. Predstavljeni so pogoji zapisovanja slovenskih zasebnih pisem, žanrska opredelitev zasebnega pisma v jezikovnih priročnikih in posredovanje pošte skozi čas. Gre za besedilo, ki ima kulturno predpisan obrazec in ga obravnavajo tudi knjige lepega vedenja. Na izbranem gradivu so predstavljene besedilne značilnosti, ki odražajo družbene razmere in zgodovinsko obdobje, v katerem je bilo pismo zapisano.
Keywords:sporočanje, besedilo, žanr, zasebno pismo, okoliščine sporočanja.
Place of publishing:Maribor
Publisher:[A. Butolo]
Year of publishing:2012
PID:20.500.12556/DKUM-22175 New window
UDC:811.163.6(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:19011080 New window
NUK URN:URN:SI:UM:DK:DRP21JLU
Publication date in DKUM:20.03.2012
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Language:English
Title:TEXTUALITY AND TRADITION OF SLOVENE PRIVATE LETTERS
Abstract:Private letter is written text, which allows communication between two spatially distant people. This is the text of persons who are in the informal, equivalent or hierarchical social relations. Creators of the letters tell, describe, interpret and report on various topics: happy, sad, serious and less serious. In a letter creator can express any purpose whatsoever. Relates or nourishes the relationship with the addressee, addressee may call to action; it represents some kind of a reality or profess a personal attitude towards him. The creator can also commit to addressee to do something or already by a letter commits a certain action. Letter wording is a genre with a certain structure, but may also include other genres such as: thank – you note, apology, indictment, application, statement, commendation … In the diploma thesis with the help of analytical, descriptive, historical, comparative and synthetic method, personal letter is represented as a genre, which already has tradition of several centuries. There are presented conditions of writing Slovenian personal letters, genre definition of personal letters in the language reference books and mail forwarding through time. This is a text that has a culturally prescribed form and is treated in the book of good manners. In selected materials there are presented text features, which reflect social conditions and historical period in which the letter was written.
Keywords:communication, text, genre, personal letter, circumstances of communication


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