摘要:The paper concerns the issue of development of a literary variant of the Polish language in post-war Lithuania. The author asserts that the North postwar borderland cultural dialect is not a new creation formed on the basis of North borderland folk dialects,but a specific socio-continuator,which gradually loses its regional characteristics. This hypothesis is supported by the following facts: 1) the lexis of the early post-war publications is marked regionally stronger than the lexis of the later ones; 2) old North borderland regionalisms constitute a significant part of early post-war lexis;3) text frequency of old borderland regionalisms is the biggest in the early post-war texts;4) old lexical regionalisms are not accidental but well-known and deeply-rooted in the post-war cultural dialect. The author associated the continuity of the North borderland tradition with the activities of the old generation of Vilnius intelligentsia,namely,the educated Polish people who,on account of their good education,were taking up either work in spon?taneously opened Polish schools or posts in editorial offices of Polish newspapers,or participating in the cultural life of early post-war Vilnius.
其他摘要:Artykuł dotyczy kwestii kształtowania się literackiej odmiany polszczyzny na Litwie po II wojnie światowej. Autor uważa,że powojenny północnokresowy dialekt kulturalny nie jest tworem nowym, powstałym od początku,na bazie północnokresowych gwar ludowych,l