Narodowy Korpus Diachroniczny Polszczyzny. Projekt

The Electronic Corpus of 17th- and 18th-century Polish Texts

“…Besides KorBa, the Corpus of Polish up to 1500 (Korpus Polszczyzny do 1500 roku 18 ; Deptuchowa et al, 2020) and the Corpus of 16th-century Polish (Korpus Polszczyzny XVI wieku 19 ; Opaliński & Potoniec, 2020) are currently in development as well. In the future the authors plan to integrate the above-mentioned Polish historical corpora, as well as the contemporary National Corpus of Polish (Narodowy Korpus Języka Polskiego, hereafter NKJP 20 ) under one common search engine (Król et al, 2019).…”

From the National Corpus of Polish to the Polish Corpus Infrastructure

“…However, each of these resources resulted from a separate project and operates independently using custom-made standards of presenting linguistic information in a variety of user interfaces. This fragmentation has naturally given rise to the idea of linking all related corpora through a common federated infrastructure as recently discussed in papers outlining the development of NKJP (Ogrodniczuk et al [14]) or proposing the Diachronic Corpus of Polish (Król et al [10]). Similarly, the first steps towards a common representation format for the planned diachronic corpus were recently completed in the Chronoflex project 3 aimed at providing a formal model of Polish inflection to represent historical changes in this area.…”

“…What is more important, having been compiled by diverse researchers, they are not entirely compatible. Recently, there have been attempts to unify such corpora and establish a common format of metadata and a tagset based on a unified theoretical approach (Król et al [10]). Morphosyntactic taggers for post-medieval Polish have also been created (e.g.…”

Some remarks concerning Polish Japonisme movement from the Modernist Era

“…He first encountered art of the Far East during his several stays in Paris. He also visited the Expositions Universelles in 1878, 1889 and 1900 and gradually became a collector of Far Eastern art 38 . As a friend of Jasieński, Wyczółkowski was strongly influenced by him.…”