Frames as a cultural constructs

Name: Frames as a cultural constructs
Creator: Bokun, I.
Keywords: когнітивна лінгвістика, folk theories, когнітивна модель, frame, scientific theories, фрейм, наукові теорії, cognitive linguistics, cognitive model, народні теорії

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2014 English Publisher:SHEI "Ukrainian Academy of Banking of the National Bank of Ukraine"

Authors: Bokun, I.;

Frames as a cultural constructs

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У статті описуються фрейми як продукти, які загально використовуються різними культурами. Пропонується визначення культури як набору спільних інтерпретацій, які реалізуються в культурних/когнітивних моделях. Культурні/когнітивні моделі розкладаються на два види: народні теорії та експертні теорії. Автор доказує, що народні теорії конфліктують з науковими. The article describes frames as shared cultured products. The author suggests the definition of culture as a set of shared understandings embodied in cultural/cognitive models. Cultural/cognitive models are factored into two types: folk theories and expert theories. The author proves that folk theories conflict with scientific ones.

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когнітивна лінгвістика, folk theories, когнітивна модель, frame, scientific theories, фрейм, наукові теорії, cognitive linguistics, cognitive model, народні теорії

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