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Deutsche Phraseme mit Diminutiven
ID Miklič, Janja (Author), ID Valenčič Arh, Urška (Mentor) More about this mentor... This link opens in a new window

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Abstract
In dieser Diplomarbeit wurden 70 Phraseme mit Diminutiven aus dem Wörterbuch Duden 11 untersucht und analysiert. Die Phraseme werden in verschiedene Gruppen unterteilt und nach der Konnotation gegliedert. Alle Phraseme wurden als positiv, negativ oder neutral bezeichnet, aber nicht alle haben ein stilistisches Merkmal. Stilistische Merkmale, die vorgekommen sind: umgangssprachlich, scherzhaft, familiär, verhüllend, abwertend, salopp und Kindersprache. Es gibt auch andere stilistische Merkmale, die heute verwendet werden, aber sie kommen bei diesen Phrasemen nicht vor. Phraseme mit Diminutiven lassen sich in Zeitungen, Büchern oder auf Internetseiten finden, wobei sie in Artikeln häufig in den Titeln vorkommen.

Language:German
Keywords:Deutsch, Phraseologie, Phraseme, Diminutiven, Konnotation
Work type:Bachelor thesis/paper
Organization:FF - Faculty of Arts
Year:2020
PID:20.500.12556/RUL-120218 This link opens in a new window
Publication date in RUL:17.09.2020
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Language:English
Title:German Phraseological Units with Diminutives
Abstract:
The main topic of the following thesis are German idioms that include a diminutive constituent. No less than 70 idioms with a diminutive were analysed. They were found in the Duden dictionary (11th volume) and were furthermore researched online; the sources are cited beside the idioms, respectively. The idioms appear mainly in newspapers as well as on websites. As a reference the online dictionary Digitales Wörterbuch der deutschen Sprache was mostly used. Both dictionaries with their examples were helpful to identify the connotation of the idioms. The first hypothesis states that most idioms are connoted. They are classified according to the system of connotation and have either a positive, negative or neutral connotation. Moreover, the style is determined with most idioms and the second hypothesis states that most idioms belong to the conversational discourse. Based on the results of the thesis, the first (most idioms are connoted) and the second (most idioms are conversational) hypothesis can be confirmed in conclusion.

Keywords:German, phraseology, idioms, diminutives, connotation

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