GOVOR V KONTAKTNIH ODDAJAH RADIA CELJE

Črešnovar, Matjaž

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Title:	GOVOR V KONTAKTNIH ODDAJAH RADIA CELJE
Authors:	ID Črešnovar, Matjaž (Author) ID Valh Lopert, Alenka (Mentor) More about this mentor...
Files:	UNI_Cresnovar_Matjaz_i2012.pdf (837,15 KB) MD5: 0B825FE0127625C8A9EFD4FABD6239C8 PID: 20.500.12556/dkum/63938bd1-cbe4-4be9-a4e7-4a2933b46ae2
Language:	Slovenian
Work type:	Undergraduate thesis
Typology:	2.11 - Undergraduate Thesis
Organization:	FF - Faculty of Arts
Abstract:	V zadnjem obdobju se na vseh slovenskih radijskih postajah pojavljajo jezikovna odstopanja od norme. Raziskovali smo spontani govor v kontaktnih oddajah na regionalni radijski postaji posebnega pomena Radiu Celje, zato v nadaljevanju navajamo ugotovitve s področja govora na tej radijski postaji. Zanimalo nas je, kaj je vzrok, da radijski govorci v kontaktnih oddajah uporabljajo celjski pogovorni neknjižni jezik, zaradi česar pri pogovorih s poslušalci prehajajo iz zborne izreke v pogovorno obliko in zakaj niso ustrezno govorno usposobljeni. V diplomskem delu ugotavljamo, da se radijski govorci želijo s pogovornimi oblikami približati poslušalcem in jim na ta način sporočiti, da so enakovredni. Doseči želijo živost jezika in biti duhoviti ter zanimivi, hkrati pa poslušalcem dokazati, da so vendarle seznanjeni tudi z zbornimi oblikami, kar dokazujejo z medzvrstnim preklapljanjem. Ob tem je analiza besedil še pokazala, da radijski govorci niso ustrezno govorno usposobljeni, kar je posledica ekonomskega stanja in vpliv pogovorne oblike govora s komercialnih postaj, ki so se na Celjskem pojavile v začetku devetdesetih let prejšnjega stoletja. Kljub temu se govorci zavedajo, da bi morale biti radijske postaje nosilci zborne izreke in bi na govornem usposabljanju morali narediti več, saj z govorom poslušalce tudi izobražujejo. Poslušalci od radijskih govorcev pričakujejo, da uporabljajo zborno izreko, analiza pa je pokazala, da velikokrat nepoklicni govorci bolj upoštevajo zborno izreko kot poklicni govorci.
Keywords:	radio, govorjeni jezik, prosti govor, govorna odstopanja, jezikovna identiteta, celjski neknjižni pokrajinski pogovorni jezik, radijska kontaktna oddaja
Place of publishing:	Maribor
Publisher:	[M. Črešnovar]
Year of publishing:	2012
PID:	20.500.12556/DKUM-38884
UDC:	811.163.6(043.2)
COBISS.SI-ID:	19504136
NUK URN:	URN:SI:UM:DK:FFIUKK6N
Publication date in DKUM:	23.11.2012
Views:	2760
Downloads:	353
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Language:	English
Title:	SPEECH IN TALK SHOWS OF RADIO CELJE
Abstract:	Recently, linguistic deviations from the norm have been appearing on all Slovenian radio stations. We have researched the spontaneous speech in talk shows at the regional radio station of special significance Radio Celje, with speech related findings pertaining this station following. We were interested in the reason behind the use of the colloquial standard Slovenian of the Celje region by the hosts of talk shows, whereby they cross from the contemporary standard Slovenian into the colloquial one and why these hosts are not adequately qualified. We have discovered that by using the colloquial variants, the hosts of the talk shows wish to reach their listeners and let them know they are equals. They want to achieve a vivacity of language, be humorous and interesting, at the same time showing the listeners that they are nonetheless well acquainted with the standard Slovenian, which they try to prove by switching between the variants. The text analysis has further shown that the hosts are not adequately qualified in terms of speech, which is the consequence of the economic situation and the influence of the colloquial way of speaking at the commercial radio stations, which started to appear in the Celje region in the early nineties of the previous century. However, the hosts are well aware that the radio stations have become the carriers of the contemporary standard Slovenian and that they should do more in terms of their qualification, since their speech is a way of educating their listeners. The latter expect the hosts to use the contemporary standard Slovenian, and the analysis has shown that it is often the nonprofessional speakers who take into account the standard more than the professional speakers.
Keywords:	radio, colloquial language, colloquial speech, speech deviations, linguistic identity, the colloquial standard Slovenian of the Celje region, radio talk show.

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