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The aim of this work is to integrate the West Slavic languages into grammar and language comparisons using modern grammatical approaches. This is done using the example of the imperative sentence in Slovak with a view to other West Slavic languages. This type of sentence is examined for its formal and content-related characteristics. At the same time, its communicative-pragmatic potential is derived and explained from the structural meaning of this mode verbi. The demarcation between the grammar and the pragmatics of the imperative theorem will play an important role here.
Blick --- Grammatik --- grammatiktheoretisch --- Imperativsatz --- Linguistik --- Pragmatik --- Satztyps --- Semantik --- Slavische Sprachwissenschaft --- Slowakischen --- Späth --- Sprachen --- Strukturbedeutung --- Syntax --- westslawische
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The starting point of the work is an understanding of the theorem, also referring to Bachtin, as a "hybrid of sentence and utterance", of referential values and pragmatic embedding. This is connected with the view that language knowledge is made up of autonomous, innate (partial) competencies. and acquired skills, and these interact with other knowledge systems. Consequently, the demand is raised for a linguistic paradigm that is capable of meaningfully integrating inherited and learned knowledge. The author sees his work as a first, "certainly quite bumpy attempt (...) in this direction". Thus, this work joins the current attempt to transgress the rigid limits of a too generatively understood generativistic. Horst Dippong accomplishes this in his own way with an original work, which can not be attributed to any single linguistic school, and which deserves an interested and critical reception.
Bachtin --- Dippong --- Einstellungen --- Generativistik --- Grenzgebiet --- Pragmatik --- Russland --- Satz --- Slavische Sprachwissenschaft --- Sprachwissen --- Syntax --- Über --- Überlegungen
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