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Изучение концептуальных метафор в англоязычном политологическом дискурсе

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2010 Russian Publisher:Государственное образовательное учреждение высшего профессионального образования "Московский государственный лингвистический университет"Journal:Вестник Московского государственного лингвистического университета (issn: 1993-4750, Copyright policy )

Изучение концептуальных метафор в англоязычном политологическом дискурсе

Abstract

The present article reveals the currency of methodological and didactic aspect of conceptual metaphors analysis, after the example of the conceptual metaphor representation study of the theories of state. It is shown that metaphorization is a productive means of representing the main concepts of the discourse of political sciences, the concept "state", in particular. The "building" metaphor is analyzed to prove that whole metaphoric conceptual systems underlying different theories of state are formed.

В англоязычном политологическом дискурсе на примере анализа концептуально-метафорической репрезентации теорий государства автор попытался выявить актуальность методического и дидактического аспекта анализа концептуальных метафор. Показано, что метафоризация является продуктивным средством языковой репрезентации основных понятий современной политологии. Подробно описана концептуальная метафора «строения обжитого пространства», используемая в различных теориях государства.

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АНГЛОЯЗЫЧНЫЙ ПОЛИТОЛОГИЧЕСКИЙ ДИСКУРС, КОНЦЕПТ "ГОСУДАРСТВО", МЕТАФОРИЧЕСКИЕ КОНЦЕПТЫ, КОНЦЕПТУАЛЬНО-МЕТАФОРИЧЕСКИЕ СИСТЕМЫ, МЕТАФОРИЗАЦИЯ, СТРОИТЕЛЬНАЯ МЕТАФОРА, THE CONCEPT OF "STATE"

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