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К проблеме семиозиса заимствованного знака

К проблеме семиозиса заимствованного знака

Abstract

The data of empirical research of the borrowed sign evolution are analyzed in the article. The study focuses on"creativity"as an Anglo-American borrowing. Reversive nature of semiotic process, typical for interpretation of borrowed words from sign to it’s meaning, from signifiant to signifie is shown. Different ways of assimilation of "alien" cultural experience in the consciousness of a target language are described.

Анализируются данные наблюдения за процессом эволюции заимствованного знака на примере англо-американского заимствования «креативность». Демонстрируется характерный для усвоения заимствований реверсивный характер семиотического процесса от означающего к означаемому. Описываются различные способы и стадии освоения «чужого» культурно-языкового опыта, обусловленные типом заимствуемого концепта.

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СЕМИОЗИС,СЕМИОТИЧЕСКИЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ,АНГЛО-АМЕРИКАНСКИЕ ЗАИМСТВОВАНИЯ,ЗАИМСТВОВАННЫЙ ЗНАК,КОНЦЕПТ "КРЕАТИВНОСТЬ",SEMIOTICS RESEARCHES,ANGLO-AMERICAN BORROWING,THE BORROWED SIGN,"CREATIVITY" CONCEPT

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