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Вербализация концепта danger в англоязычных экономических медиатекстах кризисного периода

Вербализация концепта danger в англоязычных экономических медиатекстах кризисного периода

Abstract

The article deals with the study of lexical units indicating the notion of the concept of “danger” in English economic media space. To do the research it is appropriate to study the language of English economic media texts. The above mentioned approach provides us with an opportunity to structure the material and to analyze it in details. A research on the lexical means of verbalization was carried out with the help of multiple materials obtained from the English economic periodical “The Financial Times” issued in 2016. The information content of the concept was analyzed with help of “Longman” and “Macmillan” dictionaries. The lexical embodiment of the concept is derived from study of all analyzed material (70 English media texts). Moreover, the content of the concept “danger” is largely determined by the situational nature of economic discourse and its dependence on a particular discourse. The semantic-cognitive analysis, the definition analysis, and the method of synonymous series analysis were used in the process our research. As a result, cognitive features of the concept “danger” and their linguistic means of verbalization were defined. In conclusion, the results of the analysis conducted on the lexical-phraseological and semasiological levels show that the concept of “danger” is one of the key points inherent to the conceptual sphere of economic crisis.

Статья посвящена исследованию лексем, обозначающих понятие DANGER в англоязычном экономическом медиапространстве. Считаем целесообразным изучить язык англоязычной экономической прессы при помощи концептов, которые позволяют структурировать материал и детально проанализировать его. Исследование средств вербализации данного концепта проводилось на материале англоязычного экономического периодического издания «Financial Times» за 2016 год. Информационное содержание концепта было проанализировано на материале словарей «Longman» и «Macmillan». Лексическое воплощение концепта получено из всего проанализированного материала (70 медиатекстов на английском языке). Содержание концепта DANGER во многом определяется ситуативным характером экономического дискурса и его зависимостью от конкретного дискурса. В процессе изучения концепта был использован семантико-когнитивный анализ, дефиниционный анализ, метод анализа синонимических рядов. Проведенное исследование позволило определить когнитивные признаки концепта DANGER и языковые средства их вербализации. Результаты анализа на лексико-фразеологическом и семасиологическом уровнях подтверждают, что концепт DANGER занимает одно из ключевых мест в концептосфере экономического кризиса.

Keywords

ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКИЙ МЕДИАДИСКУРС,МЕДИАТЕКСТ,ФИНАНСОВО-ЭКОНОМИЧЕСКОЕ ИЗДАНИЕ,КОНЦЕПТУАЛЬНОЕ ПРОСТРАНСТВО ДИСКУРСА,ЛЕКСИЧЕСКИЕ СРЕДСТВА ВЕРБАЛИЗАЦИИ,ECONOMIC MEDIA DISCOURSE,MEDIA TEXT,FINANCIAL AND ECONOMIC PERIODICAL EDITION,CONCEPTUAL SPACE OF DISCOURSE,LEXICAL MEANS OF VERBALIZATION

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