Review article
ABOUT THE LANGUAGE IN THE MANIFESTOS CALLING FOR SUBSCRIPTION TO DANICA ILIRSKA FROM 1835 TO 1849
Vlasta Rišner
orcid.org/0000-0001-6522-9066
; Odsjek za hrvatski jezik i književnost, Filozofski fakultet Sveučilišta u Osijeku, Osijek, Hrvatska
Abstract
The paper focuses on the language in the manifestos calling for the subscription to the first fifteen annual issues of the newspaper Danica (from 1835 to 1849). The author singles out the features of the language which continued the pre-Illyrian tradition. In addition, some dative and accusative prepositional phrases were compared with the verbs of speaking, reading and writing and the corresponding deverbatives, the most frequent of which was the noun poziv. The author also describes the circumstances in which Novine horvatske and Danica were published as well as the pragmatism of Ljudevit Gaj.
Keywords
newspaper; Danica; Gaj; call for subscription; dative case; accusative case
Hrčak ID:
64575
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Publication date:
17.2.2011.
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