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Historical phraseology of German as a Space of Knowledge: global – interdisciplinary - innovative

Historical phraseology of German as a Space of Knowledge: global – interdisciplinary - innovative Phraseology global – areal – regional Europhras-conference 2008 Helsinki 13.-16.08.2008 Natalia Filatkina University of Trier filatkin@uni-trier.de www.hifos.uni-trier.de. Project

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Historical phraseology of German as a Space of Knowledge: global – interdisciplinary - innovative

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  1. Historical phraseology of German as a Space of Knowledge: global – interdisciplinary - innovative Phraseology global – areal – regional Europhras-conference 2008 Helsinki 13.-16.08.2008 Natalia Filatkina University of Trier filatkin@uni-trier.de www.hifos.uni-trier.de

  2. Project „Historical formulaic language and traditions of communication“ Some questions: - How do we understand the historical phraseology of German? - What does it mean with respect to the „phraseology-regional“-approach? - What does it have to do with the global research perspective?

  3. Phraseology global • nowadays: Elisabeth Piirainen‘s „Wide spread idioms in Europe and beyond“ • historical: ??

  4. Dr.Ane Kleine, University of Trier, Yiddish studies „Form and formation of space of knowledge of linguistic conceptualization: Yiddish phraseology in context with European languages“ 15.08.2008, 10:00 o‘clock

  5. 2.How do we understand the historical phraseology of German in the HiFoS-project?

  6. Goals of the HiFoS-project • linguistically: investigation into different types of formulaic expressions in historical German texts of different genres from 750 to 1700 in their textual (or social) dynamics and variation • computer linguistically: development of a MSQL/php-database

  7. historical electronic text corpus linguistic database JPHRAS (Dr. Kleine) art historical database Gnomisches Wissen (Dr. Münch) digitalized original manuscripts

  8. Goals of the HiFoS-project • linguistically: investigation into different types of formulaic expressions in historical German texts of different genres from 750 to 1700 in their textual (or social) dynamics and variation • computer linguistically: development of a MSQL/php-database • online bibliography with the secondary literature on historical formulaic language(http://www.hifos.uni-trier.de/Bibliographie)

  9. What does it mean for the „phraseology-regional“ approach? way 1: Research on variation in the usage of one formulaic expression in different text types of a given historical region

  10. numer dumen Iheu Chrit | prach ie mit menchem krucz | nun bin ich ert fuer nucz | gen myner frawen und wetern | wiltu mynen namen letern | de han ich umer chand | da ich dich bring u land | de wurd ich nymer fliig | wa ind die helfant driig | mit druwen din geladen? | ein humel an eynem faden | solt man dir nit gedruwen | ich han uff ein yeß gebuwen | und uff de regen bogen | ach wie hatu mich o gar bedrogen | da hatt mich umer wunder Hermann von Sachsenheim, Spiegel 161,5; around 1452

  11. carpet, end of 15th century, Berlin Kunstgewerbemuseum

  12. carpet, end of 15th century, Berlin Kunstgewerbemuseum

  13. Some consequences 1. terminology formulaic language, formulaic pattern

  14. Some consequences 1. terminology formulaic language, formulaic pattern 2. criteria used in determining formulaic diction

  15. What does it mean for the „phraseology-regional“ approach? way 2: Research on different formulaic patterns in a given text genre of a given region

  16. Ph.D. projectJohannes Gottwald M.A.Formelhaftigkeit in der städtischen Sprache des 15. und 16. Jahrhunderts. Nürnberger Fastnachtspiele im Vergleich zu weiteren Texten aus dem Bereich der städtischen Dichtung

  17. Ph.D. projectMonika Hanauska M.A.Formelhaftigkeit und Traditionen des Formulierens in den Chroniken des Hoch- und Spätmittelalters am Beispiel der Stadtchroniken von Köln

  18. Text genres of the HiFoS-project-poetry and fiction- historical legal texts- non-literally sources (business and private letters, diaries, travel reports)- political texts (“Flugblätter” of the Reformation period) - proverbial collections, dictionaries, grammar books

  19. at present, over 4320 commented data entries mostly from Freidank‘s „Bescheidenheit“ and Old High German texts 2088 Old High German entries:bible translations, commentaries& interpretations: 765scientific prose (for school use): 400religious (pastoral) literature, prayers, homilies: 162 heroic epic poetry: 51

  20. 3. Instead of a conclusion: What does it have to do with the global research perspective?

  21. Possible research directions usage of formulaic patterns in medieval schools blessings and magic sayings didactical and moral literature (Freidank, Disticha Catonis) proverbial collections grammar books virtual archive for proverbial collections and grammar books with German as one of the languages in Trier

  22. Thank you very much for your attention! Natalia Filatkina Historische Formelhafte Sprache und Traditionen des Formulierens (HiFoS) University of Trier filatkin@uni-trier.de www.hifos.uni-trier.de

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