Open AccessMikhalchuk K. and Krymsky A. „Program for collecting the features of Malorusskikh govorov” (St. Petersburg, 1910) – as a source for the conclusion of the Ukrainian dialect accent questionnaire program
Author(s) -
Галина Кобиринка
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
lìngvìstika
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2227-2631
DOI - 10.12958/2227-2631-2020-1-42-106-113
Subject(s) - ukrainian , stress (linguistics) , generalization , emphasis (telecommunications) , computer science , linguistics , selection (genetic algorithm) , compiler , tone (literature) , space (punctuation) , mathematics education , psychology , artificial intelligence , speech recognition , mathematics , programming language , telecommunications , mathematical analysis , philosophy , operating system
The article focuses on the appropriateness of involving different sources to learn the dialect system and their heuristic value. To this end, the work of K. Mikhalchuk and A. Krymsky „Program for collecting features of Malorussian dialects” was analyzed concerning the use (over the use) it as a source for programming the Ukrainian dialect accent program as it contains a separate section. It is found out that the generalization a generalization concerning differentiation of the Ukrainian dialect space on a sign of emphasis was made in the research paper, in particular it is noticed that words function: a) in which the emphasis is constantly on and shifts to the same syllables in all Ukrainian dialects; b) words that are stressed differently in the same area; c) words that are stressed differently in different areas. It is concluded that the „Program for collecting features of Malorusskikh govorov” can serve as a basis for the preparation of the modern accentological questionnaire program which will guide the compiler in selection of forms, syntagmatic constructions for research. It is emphasized that depending on the concepts, principles of the research, the accentological questionnaire program may provide different tasks, according to which the repertoire of units for research will be different.