Polish Felieton and English Column in the Light of the Existing Research

Felieton and column are very difficult to characterize, inasmuch as one of their most prominent feature is the lack of consistency in form and structure. However, among the abundance of features, certain similarities may be found. This paper presents a juxtaposition of various scientific opinions ab...

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Main Author: Joanna Hardukiewicz
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Bucharest Publishing House 2013-08-01
Series:Styles of Communication
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Online Access:http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/communication/article/view/2237
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spelling doaj-7a502345415c458fa4594c36132e4e592020-11-24T21:53:40ZengUniversity of Bucharest Publishing HouseStyles of Communication2065-79432067-564X2013-08-01515476 Polish Felieton and English Column in the Light of the Existing ResearchJoanna Hardukiewicz0University of Wrocław Philological School of Higher Education, Wrocław, Poland Felieton and column are very difficult to characterize, inasmuch as one of their most prominent feature is the lack of consistency in form and structure. However, among the abundance of features, certain similarities may be found. This paper presents a juxtaposition of various scientific opinions about Polish felieton and English column and briefly describes their history. The goal of the paper is to highlight the similarities between felieton and column discovered on the basis of the existing sources in order to support the thesis about the family resemblance of the two phenomena. By making references to findings of other scholars, the paper points at the necessity of conducting further research concentrated on generic features of felieton and column supplemented by the pragmatic-functional aspect. As for its composition, the article consists of two main parts. The first part presents the existing state of research devoted to the two types of texts including their history, dictionary entries and other scientific sources. The second part presents a brief description highlighting the similarities between felieton and column. http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/communication/article/view/2237felietoncolumnspeech genregeneric patternjournalistic genres
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title_full Polish Felieton and English Column in the Light of the Existing Research
title_fullStr Polish Felieton and English Column in the Light of the Existing Research
title_full_unstemmed Polish Felieton and English Column in the Light of the Existing Research
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publisher University of Bucharest Publishing House
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2067-564X
publishDate 2013-08-01
description Felieton and column are very difficult to characterize, inasmuch as one of their most prominent feature is the lack of consistency in form and structure. However, among the abundance of features, certain similarities may be found. This paper presents a juxtaposition of various scientific opinions about Polish felieton and English column and briefly describes their history. The goal of the paper is to highlight the similarities between felieton and column discovered on the basis of the existing sources in order to support the thesis about the family resemblance of the two phenomena. By making references to findings of other scholars, the paper points at the necessity of conducting further research concentrated on generic features of felieton and column supplemented by the pragmatic-functional aspect. As for its composition, the article consists of two main parts. The first part presents the existing state of research devoted to the two types of texts including their history, dictionary entries and other scientific sources. The second part presents a brief description highlighting the similarities between felieton and column.
topic felieton
column
speech genre
generic pattern
journalistic genres
url http://journals.univ-danubius.ro/index.php/communication/article/view/2237
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