Lucie Saicová Římalová
Biographic Data
| ID | 8987716 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lucie Saicová Římalová |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lucie Saicová |
| FAMILY NAME | Římalová |
| SIGNATURE | ŘÍMALOVÁ L S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Charles University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7728-780X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
The asymmetric overabundance of synthetic and analytic imperfective future forms in contemporary Czech
This study focuses on synthetic and analytic future forms of imperfective verbs in Czech, a highly inflecting West Slavic language. The two types of imperfective future forms represent a phenomenon at the intersection between overabundance (two forms occupying the same paradigm cell) and inflectional periphrasis (one of the forms is periphrastic). Using data from representative linguistic corpora of contemporary written Czech, the paper studies t…
Using large corpus data for the reconstruction of cross-cultural concept differences
Happiness is a complex concept that has been intensively researched from many perspectives, but the linguistic aspects of this phenomenon are still under-researched. Using corpus-based analysis of semantically similar words (word embedding), the author studies lexical units denoting happiness and joy in three West Slavic languages (Polish, Czech, Slovak) and compares them with the corresponding lexical units in English. The results show that desp…
Valency and nouns denoting emotions in contemporary Czech
The paper analyses constructions in contemporary Czech that use a variety of nouns to denote the concept of indifference (lhostejnost, nezájem). The research combines valency theory and selected theories from the field of cognitive linguistics and is based mainly on data retrieved from the synchronic corpus of written Czech. The analysis focuses on the syntactic roles played by the selected nouns, the linguistic encoding of selected components of…
The Czech version of Main
The article introduces the latest Czech version of the Multilingual Assessment Instrument for Narratives (MAIN). The first Czech version of MAIN was published in 2020 and was piloted in 2020–2021. Subsequently, a revised Czech version of MAIN was created. This article introduces this latest version of MAIN, describes minor changes to the manual caused by typological features of Czech and a specific cultural context, and presents sample analyses o…
Selected constructions with nouns denoting emotions and metaphors of emotions in Czech
Artykuł dotyczy relacji między formą konstrukcji, w której pojawiają się rzeczowniki oznaczające emocje, a konceptualizacją metaforyczną tych emocji w języku czeskim. Koncentruję się na wybranych rzeczownikach oznaczających emocje negatywne (vztek ‘wściekłość’, zlost ‘złość’, hněv ‘gniew’, amok ‘amok’, strach ‘strach’, úzkost ‘niepokój’, panika ‘panika’, nelibost ‘uraza’, nechuť ‘niechęć’) oraz na czasownikach, z którymi mogą być łączone w funkcj…
Proměny konceptualizace lidského věku v současné češtině
Polskie tłumaczenie skróconej wersji artykułu w tekście. Příspěvek se zabývá konceptualizací lidského věku a jeho periodizace v současné češtině a reflexí této problematiky ve vybraných typech veřejného diskursu, zejména v tištěných publicistických textech. Ukazuje, jak jsou v daných komunikátech ztvárňovány hranice dětství, mládí, dospělosti či stáří, a zkoumá, jaké faktory komunikaci o těchto obdobích ovlivňují. Analyzovaným materiálem jsou dat…
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Selected constructions with nouns denoting emotions and metaphors of emotions in Czech
Artykuł dotyczy relacji między formą konstrukcji, w której pojawiają się rzeczowniki oznaczające emocje, a konceptualizacją metaforyczną tych emocji w języku czeskim. Koncentruję się na wybranych rzeczownikach oznaczających emocje negatywne (vztek ‘wściekłość’, zlost ‘złość’, hněv ‘gniew’, amok ‘amok’, strach ‘strach’, úzkost ‘niepokój’, panika ‘panika’, nelibost ‘uraza’, nechuť ‘niechęć’) oraz na czasownikach, z którymi mogą być łączone w funkcj…
Proměny konceptualizace lidského věku v současné češtině
Polskie tłumaczenie skróconej wersji artykułu w tekście. Příspěvek se zabývá konceptualizací lidského věku a jeho periodizace v současné češtině a reflexí této problematiky ve vybraných typech veřejného diskursu, zejména v tištěných publicistických textech. Ukazuje, jak jsou v daných komunikátech ztvárňovány hranice dětství, mládí, dospělosti či stáří, a zkoumá, jaké faktory komunikaci o těchto obdobích ovlivňují. Analyzovaným materiálem jsou dat…
The Czech version of Main
The article introduces the latest Czech version of the Multilingual Assessment Instrument for Narratives (MAIN). The first Czech version of MAIN was published in 2020 and was piloted in 2020–2021. Subsequently, a revised Czech version of MAIN was created. This article introduces this latest version of MAIN, describes minor changes to the manual caused by typological features of Czech and a specific cultural context, and presents sample analyses o…
Valency and nouns denoting emotions in contemporary Czech
The paper analyses constructions in contemporary Czech that use a variety of nouns to denote the concept of indifference (lhostejnost, nezájem). The research combines valency theory and selected theories from the field of cognitive linguistics and is based mainly on data retrieved from the synchronic corpus of written Czech. The analysis focuses on the syntactic roles played by the selected nouns, the linguistic encoding of selected components of…
The asymmetric overabundance of synthetic and analytic imperfective future forms in contemporary Czech
This study focuses on synthetic and analytic future forms of imperfective verbs in Czech, a highly inflecting West Slavic language. The two types of imperfective future forms represent a phenomenon at the intersection between overabundance (two forms occupying the same paradigm cell) and inflectional periphrasis (one of the forms is periphrastic). Using data from representative linguistic corpora of contemporary written Czech, the paper studies t…
Using large corpus data for the reconstruction of cross-cultural concept differences
Happiness is a complex concept that has been intensively researched from many perspectives, but the linguistic aspects of this phenomenon are still under-researched. Using corpus-based analysis of semantically similar words (word embedding), the author studies lexical units denoting happiness and joy in three West Slavic languages (Polish, Czech, Slovak) and compares them with the corresponding lexical units in English. The results show that desp…
Czech (4 works) · Language, Metaphor, and Cognition (3 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Phenomenon (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Slavic languages (2 works) · Theology (2 works) · Aging and Gerontology Research (1 work) · Art (1 work) · Audiology (1 work)