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<title>Языковой аспект интерпретации текста</title>
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Ионова (Ionova), Светлана (Swietlana)
The article is devoted to the problem of language interpretation. It analyses properties of&#13;
language as semantic approximators, shows the results of derivative processes in the semantic&#13;
structure of a text. The main units of analysis are the signs of emotions, their transformations in the&#13;
processes of text retailing. As the result of the investigation of language material it was brought to&#13;
light the connection between semantic units with characteristics of human consciousness and his&#13;
emotional experience.
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<dc:date>2010-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Wyobrażenia związane z pojęciem голова w świetle rosyjskich frazeologizmów</title>
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<description>Wyobrażenia związane z pojęciem голова w świetle rosyjskich frazeologizmów
Piasecka, Agata
In the article the author presents conceptions connected with ‘head’ in the light of Russian&#13;
phraseology. The collected material shows that the analyzed conception of head refers to different&#13;
human aspects, such as intellect, internal harmony, memory, will, feeling of peace, sacrifice.&#13;
Phraseologisms reveal directions of the development of semantic fields of the conception ‘head’&#13;
and variety of connotations connected with it.
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<dc:date>2010-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Идиолектная теория языка</title>
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Лабащук (Łabaszczuk), Михаил (Michaił)
In the present paper the language theory of O. Leshchak is presented as the pragmatic theory&#13;
of language. This pragmatic theory is the idiolectic theory by its charakter. The language and the&#13;
language activities had been analyzed as the part of the whole experience of subject. In the&#13;
capacity of the ontological essence the language simultaneously is the reflection and the mean of&#13;
regulation of experience, that is of social activity, work and semiotic thinking.
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<dc:date>2010-01-01T00:00:00Z</dc:date>
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<title>Unterhaltungen russischer (L1) Ausgewanderter. Emblematische und metaphorische sprachliche Identitätssignale</title>
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<description>Unterhaltungen russischer (L1) Ausgewanderter. Emblematische und metaphorische sprachliche Identitätssignale
Daiber, Thomas
This paper argues for a new approach towards lingual utterances of identity in the theoretical&#13;
framework of discourse linguistics. Human beeings describe themselves either by means of&#13;
temporal attributes, which may change over time, either by means of existential attributes, which&#13;
are aimed to express a core value of the resp. individuality. The difference between both attributes&#13;
cannot be traced semantically but pragmatically: attributes of existence are always metaphorical.&#13;
For example, the self-attribution as a teacher can be understood both as an emblematic, temporal&#13;
attribute („I am a teacher during work-days or during my professional life”) or as a metaphorical&#13;
self-description („I am born as a teacher, this is my unchanging nature”). Metaphorical selfdescription&#13;
of individuality, if expressed in cultural or nationalist terms, makes a great part of the&#13;
problems in intercultural communication. While every human beeing has a need for metaphorical&#13;
self-description, especially in critical situations like intercultural experiences, it is helpful to point&#13;
to the metaphorical character of those self-attributes. The paper shows how in oral communication&#13;
the various temporal and metaphorical attributes show up in the way of speaking.
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