Tato baraklářská práce se zabývá analýzou novinových článků Britského tisku týkajících se Mistrovství světa ve fotbale v Brazílii.
Teoretická část se nejprve zabývá fotbalem a jeho historií, následně popisuje žurnalistiku a její jazyk. Dále jsou popisována jednotlivá periodika, jejichž články jsou analyzovány. Závěrem se teoretická část zabývá lingvistickými prvky, idiomy a kolokacemi.
Praktická část se zabývá analýzou vybraných novinových článků z periodik The Daily Mail, The Mirror, The Guardian a The Telegraph. Následně jsou tyto články vyhodnoceny a porovnány.
Annotation in English
This bachelor thesis deals with analysis of British newspaper articles concerning the FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
Firstly theoretical part concerns with football and its history, afterwards it covers journalism and its language. Subsequently it describes particular newspapers used in analytical part. The last part of the theoretical section examines the linguistic features, idioms and collocations.
Analytical part deals with the analysis of the articles from The Daily Mail, The Mirror, The Guardian and The Telegraph. Afterward the articles are evaluated and compared.
Keywords
Mistrovství světa ve fotbale, žurnalistika, seriozní a bulvární tisk, lingvistická analýza
Keywords in English
FIFA World Cup, journalism, tabloids and broadsheets, linguistic analyses
Length of the covering note
50 s. (68 061 znaků)
Language
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Annotation
Tato baraklářská práce se zabývá analýzou novinových článků Britského tisku týkajících se Mistrovství světa ve fotbale v Brazílii.
Teoretická část se nejprve zabývá fotbalem a jeho historií, následně popisuje žurnalistiku a její jazyk. Dále jsou popisována jednotlivá periodika, jejichž články jsou analyzovány. Závěrem se teoretická část zabývá lingvistickými prvky, idiomy a kolokacemi.
Praktická část se zabývá analýzou vybraných novinových článků z periodik The Daily Mail, The Mirror, The Guardian a The Telegraph. Následně jsou tyto články vyhodnoceny a porovnány.
Annotation in English
This bachelor thesis deals with analysis of British newspaper articles concerning the FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
Firstly theoretical part concerns with football and its history, afterwards it covers journalism and its language. Subsequently it describes particular newspapers used in analytical part. The last part of the theoretical section examines the linguistic features, idioms and collocations.
Analytical part deals with the analysis of the articles from The Daily Mail, The Mirror, The Guardian and The Telegraph. Afterward the articles are evaluated and compared.
Keywords
Mistrovství světa ve fotbale, žurnalistika, seriozní a bulvární tisk, lingvistická analýza
Keywords in English
FIFA World Cup, journalism, tabloids and broadsheets, linguistic analyses
Research Plan
Studium odborné literatury
Vytyčení cílů práce
Vytvoření korpusu textů z britského tisku
Lingvistická analýza textů
Vyhodnocení výsledků analýzy
Vyvození závěrů
Research Plan
Studium odborné literatury
Vytyčení cílů práce
Vytvoření korpusu textů z britského tisku
Lingvistická analýza textů
Vyhodnocení výsledků analýzy
Vyvození závěrů
Recommended resources
Beard, Adrian. 1998. The Language of Sport. London: Routledge.
Lavric, Eva, Gerhard Pisek, Andrew Skinner and Wolfgang Stadler. 2008. The Linguistics of Football. Tübingen: Narr.
Müller, Torsten. 2007. Football, Language and Linguistics: Time-critical Utterances in Unplanned Spoken Language, their Structures and their Relation to Non-linguistic Situations and Events. Tübingen: Narr.
Reah, Danuta. 2002. The Language of Newspapers. London: Routledge.
Seddon, Peter J. 2004. Football Talk: The Language and Folklore of the World's Greatest Game. London: Robson.
Recommended resources
Beard, Adrian. 1998. The Language of Sport. London: Routledge.
Lavric, Eva, Gerhard Pisek, Andrew Skinner and Wolfgang Stadler. 2008. The Linguistics of Football. Tübingen: Narr.
Müller, Torsten. 2007. Football, Language and Linguistics: Time-critical Utterances in Unplanned Spoken Language, their Structures and their Relation to Non-linguistic Situations and Events. Tübingen: Narr.
Reah, Danuta. 2002. The Language of Newspapers. London: Routledge.
Seddon, Peter J. 2004. Football Talk: The Language and Folklore of the World's Greatest Game. London: Robson.
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Appendices bound in thesis
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Taken from the library
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Full text of the thesis
Appendices
Reviewer's report
Supervisor's report
Defence procedure record
The student presented his bachelor thesis.
Q: Fonfárová: Passive voice, one of the linguistic features, you analysed, appeared quite rarely in the texts analysed. Why was it so? Can you name any areas where the use of passive is frequent and its purpose? A: It has function of omitting agent, in sport journalism it would be weird to use it. It is inappropriate. It is used mainly in politics. In journalistic style. Q: Fonfárová: In the Conclusion you mention that a frequent occurrence of figures of speech was quite a surprising finding. Why? Did the figures of speech involve sports jargon/terms in them? A: I wrote that figures of speech occur surprisingly in broad sheet, because they do not often use figurative language. The audience wants to know the facts. Q: Trčková: The author often uses the terms informative style and descriptive style in the analysis. Can the author specify how he would define these styles and how they are related? A: Descriptive style uses description and Informative brings essential questions, it is not that descriptive as descriptive style. Q: Trčková: The author states several times that the newspapers quote unbiased football figures. How would the author support his claim that they are unbiased? A: Well, they base it on their own experience, it was FIFA investigator who said that so it is supposed to be unbiased. Q: The author states that elevated vocabulary makes the articles in broadsheets more readable (p. 45). Can the author give examples of elevated vocabulary from the articles and explain how they make the text more readable? A: For me I would rather do the text which contains (silence)… I think I rather read more complex text. Q: Trčková: Who are the readers, people like you? A: I believe so, they are like me. More educated people read broad sheets. Q: Mikeska: What is the main contribution of your thesis? A: How these two sheets differ nowadays.