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За някои особености на словореда в българския и белоруския език

ЗаглавиеЗа някои особености на словореда в българския и белоруския език
Вид на публикациятаJournal Article
Година на публикуване1976
АвториБъчваров, Я
СписаниеСъпоставително езикознание / Сопоставительное языкознание / Contrastive linguistics
Том1
Книжка5
Страници105–110
Език на публикациятаbul
Резюме

Word order in Slavic and other languages has three main functions: grammatical, communicative and stylistic. The grammatical function expresses the syntactic relations in the sentence and allows the differentiation of its components. The communicative function serves functional sentence perspective. The stylistic function is prominent in the language of fiction and the media and relies above all on inversion. On the whole the communicative function dominates in synthetic languages, while in analytical languages (Bulgarian) the grammatical function comes to the fore. This is a simplified picture, however, and there is often a complex interplay of functions. Thus Bulgarian emphasizes the communicative function by means of doubling of the object, uses of the article, passive constructions, etc. The article makes use of Byelorussian and Bulgarian material to prove its points.

Код за цитиранеБъчваров1976
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