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Моделирование семантики русских синонимов в идеографическом словаре (на материале словарных статей синонимов с эмотивной семантикой)

Моделирование семантики русских синонимов в идеографическом словаре (на материале словарных статей синонимов с эмотивной семантикой)

Abstract

Демонстрируются варианты моделирования семантики синонимов в структуре словарной статьи Большого толкового словаря синонимов русской речи, основанием разграничения которых являются принципы многоаспектности и избирательности, обусловливающие выбор различных стратегий при описании типовой семантики синонимических рядов в целом (словарные зоны: «Семантическая идея» и «Прототип») и индивидуальной семантики синонимов в составе ряда (словарная зона «Семантические сходства и различия»).

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синонимические ряды, семантика, идеографические словари, эмоции, моделирование

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