Gramatyka wyrazem narodowej tożsamości (na przykładzie „Gramatyki języka bośniackiego” Dževada Jahicia, Senahida Halilovića, Ismaila Palicia)

Abstract

It is said that in some sense grammar is the place where language meets and also reflects the culture in which it had originated, was further developed, and was widely used.It is also believed that every kind of grammar, including a descriptive grammar of a given language, to some extent shows the identity of the nation that speaks that particular language. The Grammar of the Bosnian Language published in Sarajevo in 2000, as only the second Bosnian grammar so far, was supposed to confirm the norm of the standard language used in the country of Bosnia and Hercegovina, which was established in Dayton Treaty in 1995. This article deals with chosen aspects of the Grammar, special attention is paid to factors contributing the most to the strengthening of Bosnian national identity.