TY - JOUR AU - Kaptur, Ewa AU - Narloch, Andrzej PY - 2016/06/01 Y2 - 2024/03/28 TI - ROSYJSKIE INTERNETOWE WPISY KONDOLENCYJNE (CZ. 2) JF - Acta Neophilologica JA - an VL - 1 IS - XVIII SE - Językoznawstwo DO - UR - https://czasopisma.uwm.edu.pl/index.php/an/article/view/554 SP - 15-27 AB - <p>This article continues to discuss issues taken up in the material published in ”Acta<br>Neophilologica” in 2014. So far, the attention has been turned to the meaning and the<br>scope of use of the Polish and Russian definition of obituary; it has been emphasized that<br>the Russian literature takes a different approach to the terms obituary and condolences;<br>a closer look has also been taken at the first obligatory components of condolence entries,<br>such as the initial formulas which are characteristic of the genre examined and the<br>methods of identification of the message addressees. This part discusses the remaining<br>components of condolences, i.e. the onomastic identification and the characteristics of the deceased, the identification of senders of Internet entries and the final formulas.<br>It has also been noticed that the crash of the governmental airplane on the territory of<br>a neighbouring country contributed to starting a more or less formal dialogue between<br>Russia and Poland.</p> ER -