Мотивационные модели названий интеллектуальных процессов и свойств (на материале восточнославянских языков)

This article offers an analysis of motivation models of the names of intellectual processes, properties and states in East Slavic languages at different stages of their development. Focusing on the Belarusian and Ukrainian material, the study adopts the approach of diachronic cognitive onomasiology,...

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Published in:Studia z filologii polskiej i słowiańskiej 2019-01, Vol.54
Main Author: Руденко, Елена Н
Format: Article
Language:Russian
Subjects:
Cognition
Cognitive linguistics
Diachronic linguistics
Metaphor
Motivation
Nominations
Semantics
Slavic languages
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Summary:This article offers an analysis of motivation models of the names of intellectual processes, properties and states in East Slavic languages at different stages of their development. Focusing on the Belarusian and Ukrainian material, the study adopts the approach of diachronic cognitive onomasiology, according to which the study of nomination processes helps to understand mechanisms of verbal thought. The analysis revealed source frames of the names of cognitive activity: perception, psycho-emotional sphere, space, movement, physical activity, physical characteristics, social sphere, physiology, speech activity and light. The relative number of nominations formed by a particular model is proportional to the use of the corresponding metaphor in communication. Modern East Slavic languages are very similar in terms of their nomination models of cognitive processes, properties and states. However, differences between modern Belarusian and Ukrainian on the one hand, and the language of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania on the other, are more significant.
ISSN:0081-7090
2392-2435
DOI:10.11649/sfps.1773