RJ2BP_USP1 Introduction to Russian 1

Faculty of Education
Autumn 2014
Extent and Intensity
1/0/0. 3 credit(s). Type of Completion: zk (examination).
Teacher(s)
Mgr. Anastasija Sokolova, Ph.D. (lecturer)
Guaranteed by
doc. PhDr. Mgr. Simona Koryčánková, Ph.D.
Department of Russian Language and Literature – Faculty of Education
Contact Person: Helena Rytířová
Supplier department: Department of Russian Language and Literature – Faculty of Education
Timetable
Tue 7:30–8:15 učebna 20
Prerequisites (in Czech)
Všeobecné jazykové povědomí na úrovni znalostí SŠ.
Course Enrolment Limitations
The course is also offered to the students of the fields other than those the course is directly associated with.
The capacity limit for the course is 70 student(s).
Current registration and enrolment status: enrolled: 0/70, only registered: 0/70, only registered with preference (fields directly associated with the programme): 0/70
fields of study / plans the course is directly associated with
Course objectives
The course has a form of self-study training recommended books give students a deeper understanding and broader theoretical basis for understanding language as a social phenomenon, of which in further studies will be based on language. The students learn basic terminology in both czech and russian.
Syllabus
  • 1st Linguistics: the science of human language. Subject of Linguistics (Linguistics), Linguistics in the space of Sciences, the basic linguistic discipline, borderline linguistic discipline, multi-disciplinary linguistics (to semiotics, cybernetics, information theory and mathematics, to philosophy, aesthetics and literary theory), linguistics and philology. Russia-Czech terminology continuously in the semester given thematic whole. 2nd Origin and evolution of language. The theory of the origin and evolution of language. Ontogeny and phylogeny of language. 3rd The classification of languages ​​in the world. Typological, genealogical, geographical and sociolinguistic classification, the basic parameters for the resolution language. 4th Language and human society. Language as a social phenomenon. Language community, language as social institutions, norms in human society and language standards, language spoken and written usage, language codification standards. 5th Language and communication. The nature and various forms of communication. Character (character in the definition of Ch S. Peirce, the definition of the character F. Saussure, Peirce's character classification), semiotics ( semantics, pragmatics, language and character of its communicative function). 6th Language and communication. The nature and various forms of communication. Language and thought. Language and speech. The general scheme of linguistic communication, basic language functions by K. Buhler, informative, and cognitive function, emotional function, function Prompt, contacts function, aesthetic function, metalinguistic function, language (verbal, speech) acts. Instead of language in human intellectual activity, universalistic and deterministic approach, Sapir-Whorf hypothesis. 7th Language system and its implementation. De Saussure´s dichotomy of langue - parole, the concept of langage de Saussure, the substance and form in the language of de Saussure, the structuralist approach to systems, structures and inventories, and paradigmatic relations, syntagmatic relations, center and periphery system, the concept of linguistic levels (levels), language as a system of systems, skills and performance at the N Chomsky. 8th Phonetics and phonology, of course. The basic concepts of phonology, prosodic means of language transcription and transliteration. 9th Morphology. Subject morphology (accidence), morphophonemics, morphological semantics, grammatical category, grammatical category of higher-order grammatical category of lower order, category name, category verb. 10th Lexicology. Lexical system of language. Disciplines dealing with vocabulary, ie the lexical system (lexicology, semasiology, onomasiology, etymology, onomastics, phraseology). 11th Syntax (structure). Subject syntax, the basic syntactic units, syntactic relations, ways and means of expression. Definition of a sentence. Syntax. Typology of sentence. 12th Plain Text. The term coherence of the text. Current sentence structure. Termination. 13th Summary.
Literature
    recommended literature
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Teaching methods
Lecture. Theoretical preparation for the exam during the study.
Assessment methods
1) The preparation and submission of essay on an assigned topic. Topics will be awarded and published in the IS 30 09th 2013, together with instructions for the preparation of coursework + guidelines for formal presentation of the text (the work will be formally meet the requirements for bachelor thesis, ie the content and layout of the formal organization, the extent of his own for a standard 10 pages of text, ie excluding annexes, bibliography and list sources and literature). Deadline: the last study week. 2) The written exam has two parts: a) coping with professional Russian-Czech terminology: a set of technical terminology from the beginning of the semester will be available in the Resources IS, b) mastery A topics for the preparation of course RJ2BP_USP1 and mastery B topics (these topics are the content of an elective seminar on introduction to the study of a Russian (RJ2BP_USS1). To come to the second part of exam is needed 60% of correct answers. 70% of correct answers is needed to pass the second part. A topics: 1st Linguistics: the science of human language. Subject of Linguistics (Linguistics), Linguistics in the space of Sciences, the basic linguistic discipline, borderline linguistic discipline, multi-disciplinary linguistics (to semiotics, cybernetics, information theory and mathematics, to philosophy, aesthetics and literary theory), linguistics and philology. Russia-Czech terminology continuously in the semester given thematic whole. 2nd Origin and evolution of language. The theory of the origin and evolution of language. Ontogeny and phylogeny of language. 3rd The classification of languages ​​in the world. Typological, genealogical, geographical and sociolinguistic classification, the basic parameters for the resolution language. 4th Language and human society. Language as a social phenomenon. Language community, language as social institutions, norms in human society and language standards, language spoken and written usage, language codification standards. 5th Language and communication. The nature and various forms of communication. Character (character in the definition of Ch S. Peirce, the definition of the character F. Saussure, Peirce's character classification), semiotics ( semantics, pragmatics, language and character of its communicative function). 6th Language and communication. The nature and various forms of communication. Language and thought. Language and speech. The general scheme of linguistic communication, basic language functions by K. Buhler, informative, and cognitive function, emotional function, function Prompt, contacts function, aesthetic function, metalinguistic function, language (verbal, speech) acts. Instead of language in human intellectual activity, universalistic and deterministic approach, Sapir-Whorf hypothesis. 7th Language system and its implementation. De Saussure´s dichotomy of langue - parole, the concept of langage de Saussure, the substance and form in the language of de Saussure, the structuralist approach to systems, structures and inventories, and paradigmatic relations, syntagmatic relations, center and periphery system, the concept of linguistic levels (levels), language as a system of systems, skills and performance at the N Chomsky. 8th Phonetics and phonology, of course. The basic concepts of phonology, prosodic means of language transcription and transliteration. 9th Morphology. Subject morphology (accidence), morphophonemics, morphological semantics, grammatical category, grammatical category of higher-order grammatical category of lower order, category name, category verb. 10th Lexicology. Lexical system of language. Disciplines dealing with vocabulary, ie the lexical system (lexicology, semasiology, onomasiology, etymology, onomastics, phraseology). 11th Syntax (structure). Subject syntax, the basic syntactic units, syntactic relations, ways and means of expression. Definition of a sentence. Syntax. Typology of sentence. 12th Plain Text. The term coherence of the text. Current sentence structure. Termination. B topics: 1st Basic methodological approaches to language . Diachrony and synchrony. Diachronic and synchronic description of language. Russia-Czech terminology continuously in the semester given thematic whole. 2nd Origin and historical development of script. Cuneiform. Hieroglyphic writing. Phoenician script. 3rd Origin and historical development of script. Greek. Roman font. Roman fonts. 4th Origin and historical development of script. Slavic script. The invention of the printing press. Other species and types of fonts. 5th   Languages ​​in contact. Idiolect and dialect. 6th Manifestations of language contact, types of language situations. 7th Slavic and the object of research, prominent industry leaders. Indo-European languages ​​and Slavic languages​​. 8th Typology: characterization and method of dividing the Slavic languages​​. Clarification of the current situation in the Slavic languages ​​(location, number of speakers, etc.). 9th Eastern slav and Russian languages​​. Eastern slav community. Characteristic features in the eastern slavs languages​​. 10th Russian influence in the Slavic languages​​, Russian influence in the Czech language (examples). The influence of other languages ​​in the Russian language in various stages of development Russian. Greek Influence on the Russian and compared with Czech, Latin influence in comparison with Czech, influence Turkish and Tatar languages​​. 11th Influence of other languages in the Russian language in various stages of development Russian. The influence of German, French, English, Italian and other European languages ​​in Russian (examples in   lexical level). 12th Outside the language communication. Body language.
Language of instruction
Czech
Follow-Up Courses
Further comments (probably available only in Czech)
Study Materials
The course can also be completed outside the examination period.
The course is taught annually.
The course is also listed under the following terms Autumn 2002, Autumn 2003, Autumn 2004, Autumn 2005, Autumn 2006, Autumn 2007, Autumn 2008, Autumn 2009, Autumn 2010, Autumn 2011, Autumn 2012, Autumn 2013, Autumn 2015, Autumn 2016, Autumn 2017, Autumn 2018.
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