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Der Verlust des Originals. Der intermediale Diskurs über das falsche Leben in Torgny Lindgrens Roman Till sanningens lov
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Einige Bemerkungen zur Semantik der Sprechhandlung DANKEN im Schwedischen, Polnischen, Deutschen und anderen Sprachen
Full text linkThe aim of the article is to analyse the most important semantic units of the act of thanking in Swedish, Polish and German. According to the etymology of the verbs tacka, dziękować and danken, the act of thanking may be paraphrased as ‘the speaker’s good thoughts towards the addressee’ (mental paraphrase). On the other hand, the etymology of thanking in the Romance languages allows the paraphrase in terms of a mercantile exchange: ‘giving something in return for something else’. These two paraphrases, though seemingly competing, do not exclude but rather complement each other: ‘good thoughts’ about someone can at the same time be interpreted as ‘giving them good thoughts for something good’
Etablering av diplomatiske forbindelser mellom Polen og Norge i årene 1919-1923
Full text linkThe paper portrays the process of establishment and, later, development of diplomatic relations between the reborn state of Poland and Norway. The issue of their regulation was discussed by the representatives of both countries at numerous meetings during the peace treaty conference of Paris. As a result of those negotiations, in 1919 Poland opened its mission in Christiania with Czeslaw Pruszyński, envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary, at the helm. The mission of The Kingdom of Norway, established in 1920 in Warsaw, was headed by minister Samuel Eyde. Together with the resumption of diplomatic activity, both governments started work on extension of the network of consular services, which is also presented in the paper
Den norske lokalpressen med Glamdalen som eksempel – fortiden og natiden
Full text linkLocal newspapers are the spine of the Norwegian system of the press. About 200 yarious papers reach readers throughout the country and an average reader devotes over 30 minutes to reading daihes. It seems that even the expansion of the internet, as a source of information, is not able to weaken the remarkable position of local newspapers in Norway
