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Antropocentryzm jako wykładnik relacji homo-animal (na podstawie polskich i rosyjskich frazeologizmów z zoonimem koza)

Authors: Agata Piasecka;

Antropocentryzm jako wykładnik relacji homo-animal (na podstawie polskich i rosyjskich frazeologizmów z zoonimem koza)

Abstract

Artykuł omawia zjawisko antropocentryzmu jako kluczowego czynnika kształtującego językowy obraz relacji między człowiekiem a zwierzęciem. Analiza polskich i rosyjskich frazeologizmów z komponentem koza/коза pokazuje, że zwierzęta wykorzystywane są jako symbole negatywnej oceny człowieka – jego wyglądu, zachowania czy cech intelektualnych. Frazeologia animalistyczna ujawnia asymetryczny charakter relacji homo–animal, oparty na dominacji i instrumentalnym traktowaniu fauny, w którym człowiek przypisuje zwierzętom własne wady, jednocześnie utrwalając przekonanie o swojej wyższości.

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