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Рефлективная лексика со значением зрительного автовосприятия: моносубъектность и бенефициентность

Рефлективная лексика со значением зрительного автовосприятия: моносубъектность и бенефициентность

Abstract

Статья посвящена проблеме классификации русских глаголов и их производных, обозначающих восприятие, объектом или точкой отсчета которого выступает сам субъект восприятия. Различаются два типа глаголов: беспрефиксные (глядеться и др.) и с префиксом о(оглядеться и др.), которые при метафоризации развивают разные типы значений: значение пространственного расположения и бенефициентное значение.

The paper considers Russian verbs denoting visual self-perception. The author distinguishes two types of verbs. The first type verbs have the prefix oand the verbs of the second type do not have it. The verbs of the first type develop the sense of beneficence while the verbs of the second type mean spatial lay-out.

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МОНОСУБЪЕКТНОСТЬ, БЕНЕФИЦИЕНТ, ЗРИТЕЛЬНОЕ ВОСПРИЯТИЕ, ГЛАГОЛ, ЛЕКСИЧЕСКАЯ И СИНТАКСИЧЕСКАЯ СЕМАНТИКА, ВОЗВРАТНОСТЬ

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