Péter Pátrovics
Biographic Data
| ID | 10267117 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Péter Pátrovics |
| GIVEN NAMES | Péter |
| FAMILY NAME | Pátrovics |
| SIGNATURE | PÁTROVICS P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Eötvös Loránd University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4226-3576 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Zoltán András
István Nyomárkay (1937–2020)
On Aspect, Biaspectuality, and Tenses in the History of Polish
By common consent, one of the most characteristic categories of the Polish verb is aspect. There can be little doubt that the origin of the aspect category may lie in Proto-Slavic or much further back in the Proto-Indo- European language. It is a moot point whether the aspect was already a strong category in Proto-Slavic. Nonetheless, it is beyond dispute that the consequences of its emergence were far-reaching and took a relatively long time to …
Critica Et Bibliographia
Critica et bibliographia
Chronica
Critica et bibliographia
Dissertation des Autors.Einen Hinweis darauf findet man jedoch in der Druckfassung nicht.Die Arbeit setzt sich mit dem Thema der Übersetzung in Russland im 18. Jahrhundert auseinander und greift damit einen bis dato vernachlässigten Forschungsbereich auf.Während man sich im slavistischen Bereich bisher vorwiegend auf sprach-bzw.literaturwissenschaftliche Aspekte beschränkte, konzentriert sich der Autor bewusst auf Fragen der Translationssoziologi…
Chronica
Critica et bibliographia
Is the Great Aspect Theory Possible? Perspectives and Reality
This paper seeks to find an answer to the question of whether an all-embracing “great theory” on aspect is possible. First, the author describes shortly the situation in aspect research of our days, then he draws a comparison between the present state of aspect research and that of the theoretical physics. Refuting existing views of human language and its category, the aspect as a stable, once and for all fundamental and completely rational syste…
Einige Randbemerkungen über die Rolle von Dubrovnik in der Sprachentwicklung der Kroaten und Serben
The paper claims that apart from the Dubrovnik literary language of the “Golden Age” (15th–16th c.) based on the Čakavian dialect it was the Štokavian dialect that gained dominance both in urban everyday speech and the language of administration reflecting it. The Štokavian dialect had completely ruled out the Čakavian dialect even from literature by the 17th century. This spontaneous linguistic process significantly contributed to the emergence …
Slawische Elemente in der österreichischen Phraseologie
The present paper deals with the Austrian phraseological units containing elements of Slavic origin. In this paper these phraseological units will be presented and their history described. The author comes to the conclusion that most of the Slavic elements in the Austrian phraseology are of Czech origin
Chronica
Ripka, Ivor: Zdravica profesorovi Petrovi Királyovi; Pražák, Rudolf: Emil Niederhauser - achtzigjährig; Дуккон, Агнеш: К 75-летию Жужи Зёльдхейи; Золтан, Андраш: К 75-летию Михая Петера; Золтан, Андраш: К 70-летию Аттилы Холлоша; Pátrovics, Péter: The Sixth International Book-Promotion of Slavistics
Eastern Slavic-North Germanic Linguistic Contacts
The present paper draws the reader's attention to the lexical influence of Scandinavian languages on the languages of the Eastern Slavic bloc as well as to the „reverse side of the coin” i.e. the Eastern Slavic lexical influence on the Scandinavian languages. The following points are discussed in the study:1)Russian words of Scandinavian origin.-As it is widely known, in the case of Russian, the influence of the Scandinavian languages began with …
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Eastern Slavic-North Germanic Linguistic Contacts
The present paper draws the reader's attention to the lexical influence of Scandinavian languages on the languages of the Eastern Slavic bloc as well as to the „reverse side of the coin” i.e. the Eastern Slavic lexical influence on the Scandinavian languages. The following points are discussed in the study:1)Russian words of Scandinavian origin.-As it is widely known, in the case of Russian, the influence of the Scandinavian languages began with …
Chronica
Ripka, Ivor: Zdravica profesorovi Petrovi Királyovi; Pražák, Rudolf: Emil Niederhauser - achtzigjährig; Дуккон, Агнеш: К 75-летию Жужи Зёльдхейи; Золтан, Андраш: К 75-летию Михая Петера; Золтан, Андраш: К 70-летию Аттилы Холлоша; Pátrovics, Péter: The Sixth International Book-Promotion of Slavistics
Slawische Elemente in der österreichischen Phraseologie
The present paper deals with the Austrian phraseological units containing elements of Slavic origin. In this paper these phraseological units will be presented and their history described. The author comes to the conclusion that most of the Slavic elements in the Austrian phraseology are of Czech origin
Einige Randbemerkungen über die Rolle von Dubrovnik in der Sprachentwicklung der Kroaten und Serben
The paper claims that apart from the Dubrovnik literary language of the “Golden Age” (15th–16th c.) based on the Čakavian dialect it was the Štokavian dialect that gained dominance both in urban everyday speech and the language of administration reflecting it. The Štokavian dialect had completely ruled out the Čakavian dialect even from literature by the 17th century. This spontaneous linguistic process significantly contributed to the emergence …
Is the Great Aspect Theory Possible? Perspectives and Reality
This paper seeks to find an answer to the question of whether an all-embracing “great theory” on aspect is possible. First, the author describes shortly the situation in aspect research of our days, then he draws a comparison between the present state of aspect research and that of the theoretical physics. Refuting existing views of human language and its category, the aspect as a stable, once and for all fundamental and completely rational syste…
Critica et bibliographia
Critica et bibliographia
Dissertation des Autors.Einen Hinweis darauf findet man jedoch in der Druckfassung nicht.Die Arbeit setzt sich mit dem Thema der Übersetzung in Russland im 18. Jahrhundert auseinander und greift damit einen bis dato vernachlässigten Forschungsbereich auf.Während man sich im slavistischen Bereich bisher vorwiegend auf sprach-bzw.literaturwissenschaftliche Aspekte beschränkte, konzentriert sich der Autor bewusst auf Fragen der Translationssoziologi…
Chronica
Critica et bibliographia
Chronica
On Aspect, Biaspectuality, and Tenses in the History of Polish
By common consent, one of the most characteristic categories of the Polish verb is aspect. There can be little doubt that the origin of the aspect category may lie in Proto-Slavic or much further back in the Proto-Indo- European language. It is a moot point whether the aspect was already a strong category in Proto-Slavic. Nonetheless, it is beyond dispute that the consequences of its emergence were far-reaching and took a relatively long time to …
Critica Et Bibliographia
István Nyomárkay (1937–2020)
Zoltán András
Philosophy (8 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (5 works) · Language and Culture (4 works) · History (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Linguistics, Language Diversity, and Identity (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Slavic languages (3 works) · Classics (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)