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Формирование лингвокультурологической компетенции китайских студенов-филологов на материале ассоциативновербального поля «Цветы»

Формирование лингвокультурологической компетенции китайских студенов-филологов на материале ассоциативновербального поля «Цветы»

Abstract

The article studies the associative-verbal field «flowers» in the Russian and Chinese languages. The research distinguishes specific features for the two cultures in the sphere of colors perception. It is stated that the specific features are relevant to the teaching process of Chinese students, who are learning the Russian language.

В статье рассматривается ассоциативно-вербальное поле «цветы» в русском и китайском языках и выявляются специфические для культур особенности восприятия цветов, актуальные для обучения русскому языку студентов-филологов.

Keywords

АССОЦИАТИВНЫЙ ЭКСПЕРИМЕНТ, АССОЦИАТИВНО-ВЕРБАЛЬНОЕ ПОЛЕ, ЛЕКСИКО-СЕМАНТИЧЕСКАЯ ГРУППА, КОННОТАТИВНОЕ СОДЕРЖАНИЕ ЛЕКСИКИ

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