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한국러시아문학회 러시아어문학연구논집 러시아어문학연구논집 제42호
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2013.1
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160 - 188 (29page)

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The paper deals with topicality, themehood and subjecthood of elliptical co-referent in Russian, Polish, Czech and Bulgarian literary texts. Grammatical subjects are ellipted more than any other components in all the analyzed Slavic texts. The subjecthood of the ellipted co-referent and the antecedent plays a crucial role especially in the ellipsis of Russian literary texts. As for topic and theme, they corelate with ellipsis on different levels. Topicality is a criterion for ellipsis on a sentence level, whereas themehood is a criterion for ellipsis on a text level. A theme is likely to be ellipted in Polish and Czech literary texts, where coreference reaches to an extrasentential antecedent. Polish and Czech pronouns of nominative case are rarely used to denote co-referentiality and null subject is unmarked. On the other hand, the use of explicit subjects are marked and it indicates the contrast or disambiguates intervening and main themes in Polish and Czech texts. Topicality is involved with ellipsis in Russian literary texts, where ellipted co-referent should have an intrasentential antecedent. Here co-referentiality outside the sentences can be indicated by pronouns. Coordinate construction, subjecthood of both the antecedent and the ellipted co-referent and short distance between co-referents are very important conditions for ellipsis of Russian literary texts. Bulgarian ellipsis in literary texts shares characteristics with both groups. Like Polish and Czech, the theme, even as a subject in the very beginning of a sentence can be ellipted and like Russian, pronouns are used relatively frequently.

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