Obraz diabła w polskiej i węgierskiej frazeologii

In this paper, the authors present the linguistic image of the devil in Polish and Hungarian phraseological units. The analysis of the material shows that the cognitive basis of this concept is made up of several domains and conceptualizations. In both languages, the image of the devil is in most ca...

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Published in:Studia slavica Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 2013-12, Vol.58 (2), p.313-319
Main Authors: Dziewońska-Kiss, Dorota, Ráduly, Zsuzsanna
Format: Article
Language:Polish
Subjects:
Comparative Linguistics
Finno-Ugrian studies
Philology
Theoretical Linguistics
Western Slavic Languages
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Summary:In this paper, the authors present the linguistic image of the devil in Polish and Hungarian phraseological units. The analysis of the material shows that the cognitive basis of this concept is made up of several domains and conceptualizations. In both languages, the image of the devil is in most cases similar to and corresponds with human behavior but in some cases evidently differs, too.
ISSN:0039-3363
1588-290X
DOI:10.1556/SSlav.58.2013.2.7