Drei varianten der deutschen sportsprache (am beispiel der zusammengesetzten substantive in moderner publizistik)

Стаття присвячена спортивній лексиці, що розглядається на прикладі складних іменників, вибраних із публікацій німецьких спортивних журналів. Пропонується аналіз та порівняння трьох варіантів мови спорту. Увага акцентується саме на лексиці спортивної публіцистики. (The article focuses on sports vocabulary, which is treated using the examples of compound nouns selected from the electronic versions of the German sports magazines publications. A definition, analysis and comparison of three options of the German language of sport are suggested. The investigation is based on the German researchers’ views. The specialist language of sport is widely spoken by sports professionals as well as by all those involved in sport (media, supporters, announcers, etc.). Besides, it is a language of sports handbooks and manuals. Sports slang is a colloquial version of the first variety of the language under consideration and is used in a narrow circle of athletes and fans. The language of sports periodicals is a variation of the language of sport that is known to general public and is the subject of many studies. The article argues that the language of sports journalism will combine the features of the first two variations of the language of sport. Our attention is focused on the vocabulary of sports periodicals. In our study we are making an attempt to investigate how the features and main topics of sports articles are represented using compound nouns. Five main points supported by numerous examples are identified. In final section of the article some structural features of nominal composite forms selected from the entries of the German sports magazines have received a great deal of attention. These are proper names and the words of foreign origin as immediate constituents of compound nouns.

Legal Periodicals Territory of Rivne Region of Times of Occupation as Historical Source

У статті проаналізовано легальні україномовні періодичні видання, що виходили друком на території Рівненщини в часи німецької окупації. Обгрунтовано значимість тогочасної преси як історичного джерела. Тhe scientific article analysis legal Ukrainian language periodicals, that saw print at the territory of Rivne region during the German occupation. The significance of the periodicals as a historical source has bun grounded

America Abandoned: German-Jewish Visions of American Poverty in Serialized Novels by Joseph Roth, Sholem Asch, and Michael Gold

In 1930, Hungarian- born Jewish author Arthur Holitscher’s book Wiedersehn mit Amerika: Die Verwandlung der U.S.A. (Reunion with America: The Trans-formation of the U.S.A.) was reviewed by one J. Raphael in the German- Jewish Orthodox weekly newspaper, Der Israelit. This reviewer concluded: “Despite its good reputation, America is a strange country. And Holitscher, whose relationship to Judaism is not explicit, but direct, has determined that to be the case for American Jews as well.” The reviewer’s use of the word “strange” (komisch) offers powerful insight into the complex perceptions of America held by many German- speaking Jews, which in 1930 were at best mixed and ambivalent. An earlier travel book by Arthur Holitscher (1869– 1941) from 1912 depicts America more favorably, though it is widely believed to have provided inspiration for Franz Kafka’s unfinished novel, Amerika: Der Verschollene (Amerika or The Man who Disappeared, published posthumously in 1927), which famously opens with a description of the Statue of Liberty holding aloft a sword rather than a torch. [excerpt

Front-Page Jews: Doris Wittner\u27s (1880-1937) Berlin Feuilletons

In ‘Die jüdische Frau und das jüdische Buch’ (The Jewish woman and the Jewish book), an article published 18 March 1931 on the front page of the Jüdisch-liberale Zeitung, Doris Wittner included the following lines that concisely sum up her pioneering ideological and political agendas: ‘Aber bis der endgültige Rechtspruch über des Weibes Ruf und Berufung erfolgt, werden wir jedem Frauengeist, der “strebend sich bemüht”, Anerkennung und Ehrerbietung zollen. […] Insbesondere unsere Glaubensgenossinnen, die gewohnt sind, Menschenlose nur nach Jahrtausenden zu messen.’ With such feuilleton articles, Wittner worked to validate women’s contributions to professional spheres, particularly literature and journalism; to offer both Jewish women and men due credit for their achievements in light of growing antisemitism; and to advocate for the special talents of Jews due to their historical and cultural connections. That this article appeared on the front page of this liberal Berlin Jewish newspaper is no less telling, as Wittner was a regular contributor whose pieces often earned prominent display. Indeed, part of what makes Wittner a journalist of note is the fact that her work appeared with surprising frequency on front pages or in other prominent positions in both general and Jewish publications. [excerpt

"The German language and literature special collections at the University library of Frankfurt am Main and the work of the subject specialist" : paper delivered in Göttingen, 4. 9. 2007, at the annual conference of the German Studies Library Group (GSLG)

Contents - BIX: pole position and runner-up - Frankfurt University Library: its responsibilities, its collections, its databases, its supra-regional collecting responsibilities – and some statistics - The "Sondersammelgebiet" Germanistik: its scope and contents, its principal strengths, present situation, and budget - Sammlung Deutscher Drucke: the 1801-1870 segment of the "Distributed National Library" - Information Services: Bibliographie der deutschen Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaft (BDSL), Neuerwerbungsliste Germanistik, Bibliographie germanistischer Bibliographien (BgB), DigiZeitschriften, information bulletins - Work of the Subject Specialist: exhibitions, publicity material"Das Sondersammelgebiet und Fachreferat Germanistik an der Universitätsbibliothek Frankfurt am Main" : Vortrag am 4. 9. 2007 in Göttingen ; Ort: Niedersächsische Staats- und Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen ; Anlass: Annual conference of the German Studies Library Group (GSLG) Inhalt - BIX: Pole position and Runner-up - UB Frankfurt: Funktionen, Zahlen, Sammlungen, Datenbanken, Sondersammelgebiete - SSG Germanistik: Bestand, Schwerpunkte, Gegenwart, Budget, Sammelauftrag - Sammlung Deutscher Drucke: "Verteilte Nationalbibliothek", Zeitsegment 1801-1870 - Informationsdienste: Bibliographie der deutschen Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaft (BDSL), Neuerwerbungsliste Germanistik, Bibliographie germanistischer Bibliographien (BgB), DigiZeitschriften, Flyer - Fachreferat: Literaturausstellungen, Begleithef

Special Libraries, November 1952

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Kosher Seductions: Jewish Women as Employees and Consumers in German Department Stores

Department stores have long been associated with the trope of seducing female consumers, at least since the publication of Emile Zola’s novel Au bonheur des dames in 1883. This fictionalized portrayal of the Parisian department store Bon Marche, which has exerted considerable influence among early chroniclers of department store culture, identifies store owners as men who build ‘temples’ for prospective customers, and who use inebriating tactics to encourage them to enter and spend money. The consumer is gendered female in this and in many other literary works on the department store of the time; she is depicted as reluctant, yet sometimes eager to be tempted by male-driven consumer worlds

Special Libraries, March 1951

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