Passing the study plan

The state final examination in the field of general linguistics is oral. It consists of three topics: in the first part, the general theoretical knowledge of the linguistics methodology is determined, in the second part the student demonstrates the ability to apply the appropriate methodological framework on the spot, in the third part, the student demonstrates the appropriate solution of the pre-specified problem.

The curriculum is divided into three parts: (i) compulsory, including specialization subjects (Critical work with data I, II: CJDSL002, LgDEA10, Experimental syntax and semantics LgDEA09), but also classical doctoral seminars (Doctoral Seminar I- LgDEA01-LgDEA03). In addition, the student has to participate at a Foreign Conference (LgDEA13) and further publish an article abroad (LgDEA15), another obligatory course is LgDEA18 Methodology of Formal Linguistics and LgDEA16 Foreign Semester Study Study. In the obligatory-optional part (ii) there are other specialization courses (CJDSL001 Corpus linguistics, AJ32059 Use of modern technologies in the humanities, CLDS_a28 Theory of translation for the DS), in whose teaching the lecturers of ÚJABL participate with teachers of Romance, Czech literature, English and German studies. The obligatory optional part also includes Doctoral Day I, II (LgDEA19 and LgDEA20), where the PhD students will present the results of their work to a public (occasionally with the participation of foreign experts); another optional course is (LgDEB11 Publication Output: Domestic Article), as well as pedagogical activities (LgDEB10 Teaching in Doctoral Studies - Practice). In addition, PhD students choose at least one foreign language course (CJV_D_A, CJVAST and LgDEA21 English for Doctoral Studies, English for Study and Internship Abroad and Foreign Language (DS) - a publication and a paper). The individual study plan, in particular within the doctoral seminar, ensures the co-operation of the doctoral student with the supervisor for the realization of doctoral work. Subjects directly related to the completion of studies are Theses (LgDEA12) and Doctoral theses (LgDEA11). Compulsory subjects have a total credit grant of 167 credits, obligatory optional 235.

2012
1. The text as an autonomous unit of the language system
Archive: http://is.muni.cz/th/11200/ff_d/
Supervisor: doc. RNDr. Tomáš Hoskovec, CSc., Učo 947
Student: Mgr. Radim Sova, Ph.D., učo 11200, FF D-FI4 OJ comb. (abs)
2014
1. Isotopy / semantic gesture as a tool for grasping the meaning of dramatic text
Archive: http://is.muni.cz/th/66500/ff_d/
Supervisor: doc. RNDr. Tomáš Hoskovec, CSc., Učo 947
Student: Mgr. Adam Veřmiřovský, Ph.D., učo 66500, FF D-FI4 OJ comb. (abs)
2015
1. Contrasting typology of Finnish and Estonian
Archive: http://is.muni.cz/th/104475/ff_d/
Supervisor: doc. RNDr. Tomáš Hoskovec, CSc., Učo 947
Student: Mgr. Petra Hebedová, Ph.D., učo 104475, FF D-FI4 OJ comb. (abs)
2. Confrontational study of the cultivated pronunciation of Dutch and Czech from the point of view of the Czech speaker
Archive: http://is.muni.cz/th/40090/ff_d_a2/
Supervisor: prof. PhDr. Marie Krčmová, CSc., Učo 2113
Student: Mgr. Marta Kostelecká, Ph.D., učo 40090, FF D-FI4 OJ comb. (abs)
3. Saussure value and Saussure bi-axiality, theory of mediation, nominal determinations and own
name: structure (again) at the center of interest
Archive: http://is.muni.cz/th/320566/ff_d/
Supervisor: doc. RNDr. Tomáš Hoskovec, CSc., Učo 947
Student: Mgr. Juraj Mjachký, Ph.D., učo 320566, FF D-FI4 OJ comb. (abs)
2016
1. Czech indefinite pronouns with postfix - any (v)
Archive: http://is.muni.cz/th/110155/ff_d/
Supervisor: doc. PhDr. Mojmír Dočekal, Ph.D., učo 15952
Student: Mgr. Hana Strachoňová, Ph.D., učo 110155, FF D-FI4 OJ comb. (abs)

1) Expressions sensitive to polarity in natural languages: experimental and theoretical approaches

2) Expressions of reciprocity and co-variation in natural languages: experimental and theoretical approaches

3) Semantics of comparatives and superlatives: experimental and theoretical approaches

4) Plurality referring expressions (entities): experimental and theoretical approaches

5) Plurality referring expressions (events): experimental and theoretical approaches