The list of national projects SAS
Ludovit Stur Institute of Linguistics
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Aktuálne trendy emocionálno-expresívneho lexikónu v slovensko-francúzskej kontrastívnej perspektíve
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Jazyková situácia na vymedzenom nárečovom území Slovenska (starší a súčasný stav v danom nárečí, jeho dynamika a fungovanie)
Language and Communication Aspects of Disinformation
Jazykovokomunikačné aspekty dezinformácií
| Duration: |
1.7.2023 - 30.6.2027 |
| Program: |
SRDA |
| Project leader: |
PhDr. Jarošová Alexandra CSc. |
| Annotation: | In the current so-called post-truth era, in which the boundary between facts and opinions becomes blurred, the project is proposed as our reaction to the need to strengthen the strategic communication of the state with the people, thereby minimize the impact of targeted disinformation on the population. The design of a successful model for strategic communication is preceded by three research perspectives divided into three work packages in the project. A substantial part of the project takes (1) research into how misinformation and intelligible communication work in the Slovak language. (2) The historical-cultural research on disinformation practices will hence support this aim by its findings in analyzing themes such as the inquisition, anti-semitism and creating an image of the enemy on the one hand, and the traditional folk culture associated with superstitions and magic on the other hand. (3) The computer processing of disinformation texts will support the project's aim by compiling a corpus of contemporary misinformation texts. The corpus will serve as a source of texts for further linguistic analysis and reference data in Work Package 1. A comparable corpus of non-fake news will serve as a control and for contrastive research. Therefore, the project's drive is a description and explanation of language and communication practices of disinformation based on a conclusion from theory and empirical data. Finally, the project will result in knowledge applied in designing a model of successful strategic communication between the state and the population based on comprehensibility, communication culture and social inclusion. |
Lexis of the Slovak Minor Place Names (Anoikonyms) – 2nd part
Lexika slovenských terénnych názvov – 2. časť
Weight Effects in English and Slovak
Lingvistický jav weight effects v angličtine a slovenčine
Translation and aspects of reception of social science and humanities texts as cultural and literary transfer in the 20th century
Preklad a aspekty recepcie spoločenskovedných a humanitnovedných textov ako kultúrny a literárny transfer v 20. storočí
Slavic Linguistic Atlas
Slovanský jazykový atlas
Slovak National Corpus
Slovenský národný korpus
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Slovenský pravopis a jeho pravidlá v kontexte súčasnej jazykovedy a jazykovej praxe 2
Dictionary of Slovak Dialects IV.
Slovník slovenských nárečí IV.
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Slovník súčasného slovenského jazyka – 8. etapa (koncipovanie a redigovanie slovníkových hesiel a s tým spojený lexikologicko-gramatický a korpusový výskum)
Concise Etymological Dictionary of Slovak – 3rd, expanded and revised edition (1st stage)
Stručný etymologický slovník slovenčiny – 3., rozšírené a prepracované vydanie (1. etapa)
Creation of a dictionary of adverb collocations and research on the collocability of adverbs based on the Slovak National Corpus
Tvorba kolokačného slovníka prísloviek a výskum spájateľnosti prísloviek na báze Slovenského národného korpusu
The Role of Identity in Language Emergence
Úloha identity v procese jazykovej emergencie
| Duration: |
1.3.2025 - 31.12.2028 |
| Program: |
SRDA |
| Project leader: |
Mgr. Soóky Roman PhD. |
| Annotation: | As societal awareness of the necessity for equality and respect grows, individuals modify their speech behaviour, language attitudes, challenge stereotypes, or even deliberately modify their language in communication to avoid the use of outdated expressions that might be perceived as offensive. The RIDDLE project is designed to investigate how the language identity of users is reflected in the creation of new varieties or in their disappearance. The distinctive aspect of the project concept is its analysis of language within an ecolinguistic framework. This approach allows for the capture of language within a broader evolutionary context, with the adoption of a naturalised language view. The overarching objective of the project encompasses three research perspectives: (1) the investigation of gender-inclusive Slovak, (2) the analysis of communicative practices in Slovak dialects, and (3) the examination of self-presentation of Rusyns in the Slovak context. These include dialects as a territorial variety, gender-inclusive Slovak as a nationally applicable communicative initiative, and Rusyn as a different language which users had to negotiate for decades to be acknowledged. Therefore, the RIDDLE seeks to address the gap in the existing research on how people in Slovakia experience and express their identity in communication. In doing so, the project employs gender-inclusive Slovak, Slovak dialects, and Rusyn as a material basis for research. It can be postulated that the distinctive identities of these language users compel them to express themselves in a manner that is distinct from the language norm, as it fails to meet their needs. It is therefore obvious that they naturally diverge from standard Slovak, and it is this divergence that is the central focus of the project. |
Vector representations vague expressions in the Slovak language
Vektorové reprezentácie vágnych výrazov v slovenčine
| Duration: |
1.1.2023 - 31.12.2026 |
| Program: |
VEGA |
| Project leader: |
Mgr. Wachtarczyková Jana PhD. |
| Annotation: | The project focus is to capture various meaning-related relationships in the semantic structure of vague expressions present in the contemporary political, economic and cultural and social discourse. The goal is to identify semantic contexts in which vague words are presented and the pragmatic and commonsensical aspects of their meaning. This is a linguistic interpretation of results of word embedding: a method using the vast linguistic material in the corpus via a web interface ‘Semä’ to automatically generate a vector model quantifying the semantic similarity relationships between words in a vector-space model. The project will analyse the understanding and functioning of vague expressions in Slovak in detail through relation profiles. The overview of paradigmatic and syntagmatic relations in which a lexeme occurs will constitute the core of its profile. The vector-model approach is a new and so-far unexplored way to learn about the common-sense use conceptualization of ambiguously understood and confusedly used words. |
Prominent Slovak lawyer Adolf Záturecký – founder of Slovak legal terminology
Významný slovenský právnik Adolf Záturecký – zakladateľ slovenskej právnej terminológie
The total number of projects: 16
