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V Plzni : Západočeská univerzita, 2013

191 s. : il. ; 21 cm

ISBN 978-80-261-0342-4 (brož.)

50 výt.

Obsahuje bibliografii na s. 177-183 a bibliografické odkazy

České resumé

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Abbreviations 7 // List of tables and graphs 8 // 1 Introduction: basic concepts, methods and aims 9 // 2 The relevant trends in morpboiogy in the 20th century 11 // 3 English back-formation in the literature 15 // 4 Back-formation according to Pennanen 32 // 5 Back-formation in the Czech langure 47 // 5.1 Deprefixation 47 // 5.2 Dessufixation - searching for comparable types 48 // 5.2.1 Searching for a type comparable with the English type editor > edit 48 // 5.2.2 Searching for a type comparable with the English type house-keeper >house-keep 48 // 5.2.3 Formation of Czech verbs from borrowed action-nouns 49 // 5.2.4 The present tendency from the point of view of vocabulary dynamism 50 // 5.2.5 Simple desuffixation accompanied by the change of formative characteristics 51 // 5.2.6 Desuffixation followed by a new suffixation - resuffixation 53 // 5.2.7 Formation from roots of verbs - resuffixation 55 // 5.2.8 Univerbization followed by resuffixation (or desuffixation) 56 // 5.3 Word-formation without a suffix - so-called conversion in a broader sense 57 // 5.4 Mechanical shortening 58 // 5.5 Conclusion 58 // 6 Analysis of the development of English back-formation in the 20th and early 21st century: // Introduction 61 // 7 Back-formation in the first half of the 20th century 66 // 7.1 Description and analysis of BF not included in Pennanen’s study (new sample) 66 // 7.1.1 Type I: verb from agent / instrument noun 66

// 7.1.2 Type II: verb from action noun 67 // 7.1.3 Type III: verb from adjective 69 // 7.1.4 Type IV: noun from adjective 70 // 7.1.5 Type V: noun from another noun which is believed to be its derivative 71 // 7.1.6 Type VI: adjective from abstract noun) 73 // 7.1.7: Type VII: adjective from agent noun 74 // 7.1.8 Type ѴKK: prefix BFs 74 // 7.1.9 Type IX: inflectional BFs 75 // 7.2 Summarizing analysis of the period of 1901 -1960 (new sample) 75 // 7.3 The overall picture of the first half of the 20th century as a result of both Pennanen’s // and the present research 79 // 7.4 Conclusion 85 // 8 Back-formation in the second half of the 20th century 87 // 8.1 Description and analysis of BFs from the second half of the second half of the 20lh // and the beginning of the 21“ century: a new sample 87 // 8.1.1 Type I: verb from agent / instrument noun 87 // 8.1.2 Type II: verb from action noun 89 // 8.1.3 Type III: verb from adjective 92 // 8.1.4 Type IV: noun from adjective 94 // 8.1.5 Type V: noun from another noun which is believed to be its derivative 95 // 8.1.6 Type VI: adjective from abstract noun 96 // 8.1.7 Type VII: adjective from agent 97 // 8.1.8 Type VIII: prefix BFs 98 // 5 // 8.1.9 Type IX: inflectional BFs 100 // 8.2 Summarizing analysis of the sample from the period after 1961 100 // 8.3 Conclusion ’03 // 9 The overall picture of the development of back-formation in the 20"1 // and the early 21st century 107

// 10 Back-formations among neologisms "3 // 10.1 Three types of BF neologisms - - 113 // 10.2 Unconfirmed BFs among dictionary neologisms and their classification 115 // 10.2.1 Type I: verb from agent noun 115 // 10.2.2Type II: verb from action noun 115 // 10.2.3 Type IV: noun from adjective // 10.3 Potential (hypothetical) BFs from neologisms // 10.3.1 Type 1: verb from agent / instrument noun 117 // 10.3.2Type II: verb from action noun 119 // K.K.KKурK KK: verb from adjective 122 // 10.3.4Type KѴ: noun from adjective ’23 // 10.3.5 Type V: noun from another noun which is believed to be its derivative .123 // K.K.KKурK VI: adjective from abstract noun I2“* // 10.3.7Type VII: adjective from agent noun ’25 // 10.3.8Type VIII: prefix BFs 126 // 10.3.9Type IX: inflectional BFs ’26 // 10.3.10 Summary ’27 // 10.4 Google-confirmed hypothetical BFs 128 // 10.4.1 Type I: verb from agent / instrument noun 129 // 10.4.2Type II: verb from action noun ’29 // 10.4.3Type V: noun from another noun which is believed to be its derivative 131 // 10.4.4 Type VI: adjective from abstract noun 131 // 10.4.5 Type VII: adjective from agent noun 131 // 10.4.6 Type VIII: prefix BFs 132 // 10.4.7 Type IX: inflectional BFs 132 // 10.4.8 Commentary ,32 // 11 Conclusion —’34 // Appendix 1 1« // Appendix II ’“*3 // Appendix III 187 // Appendix IV // References - 177 // Summary in Czech 184 // Summary in English

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