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Diachronic dimensions of Greek lexicology

ВБ. 10

Вибіркова дисципліна для ОП

Second

2021/2022

11 Semester

3

PLO 1. To assess the individual level of educational, academic and professional activity, to draw up and encorporate the effective strategy of personal and professional development.PLO 6. To apply the knowledge of expressive, emotional, logical means of language and speech technique, to achieve the planned pragmatic result and organize a successful communication. PLO 8. To evaluate historical achievements and the latest achievements of literary studies. PLO 10. To collect and systematize linguistic, literary and folklore facts, to interpret and translate the texts of different styles and genres (according to the chosen specialty).

Full-time form

Students should have basic knowledge of ancient Greek and modern Greek languages, skills of lexical and word analysis of ancient Greek units, skills of lexical, etymological, historical, cultural analysis and commentary of ancient Greek texts. The discipline is closely related to ancient Greek and modern Greek languages, so that the study of Greek lexicology in diachrony will contribute to better understanding of the lexical phenomena of both languages.

Objectives of the discipline – to form the knowledge and ideas about the vocabulary of the Greek language and its functioning in diachrony; the systemic nature of the modern Greek vocabulary and the laws that determine its national identity; the continuity of Hellenism and the peculiarities of the formation of the Greek linguistic and cultural environment. The course is based on theoretical studies of the lexical structure of the Greek language in a diachronic aspect and the main issues of the lexicology of the modern Greek language. The facts of systematic lexical changes in the Greek language, changes in the language norm, heredity of the language and variability of language forms, the issues of word formation of the Greek language, basic word models in the aspect of transformation of temporal differences are considered in comparison with the data of the history of the language. The vocabulary of the modern Greek language is studied in regard to the functioning of the language: with the presence of some words and the loss of others, with the lexical borrowing from other languages, with the change of meanings of some words and the stylistic status of others.

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Lectures; video materials and presentations (Microsoft Power Point); independent work (finding information on a particular topic).

Semester assessment. The scores for the semester comprise the points for the mastering of the materials for the entire course. The total score for the semester consists of the points for independent work with theoretical materials, writing abstracts, academic articles, preparing presentations, projects and points for the final test. All types of activities for the semester are estimated as follows: - 100 points maximum, - 60 points minimum. Final score for the discipline is defined as the sum of points for activities during the semester and final test. The final score for the dicipline (60/100) consists of the points for the activities during the semester (48/80) and final test (12/20). Final assessment: credit test.

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