Cognitive Features Of Metaphoric Euphemisms Used By The Uzbeks

Name: Cognitive Features Of Metaphoric Euphemisms Used By The Uzbeks
Creator: Rustamova Dilrabokhon Abdurahimova
Keywords: metaphor, cognitive metaphor, euphemism, cognitive linguistics, mental environment, concept, semantic phenomenon, semantic concept, gnosiology, verbalization, artistic intention.

Rustamova Dilrabokhon Abdurahimova

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Article . 2017

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Article . 2017

License: CC BY

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ZENODO

Article . 2017

License: CC BY

Data sources: Datacite

Cognitive Features Of Metaphoric Euphemisms Used By The Uzbeks

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 04 Dec 2017Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Rustamova Dilrabokhon Abdurahimova;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.1073701 , 10.5281/zenodo.1073700

Cognitive Features Of Metaphoric Euphemisms Used By The Uzbeks

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The article is about lingua-cognitive research of metaphoric euphemisms. Here the author asserts that metaphors are lingua-cognitive means of expressing and perceiving the reality. He also shows giving some examples that perceiving the meaning of metaphoric euphemisms as well as play of words created by the help of euphemistic means is connected with the environment the personality belongs to and thought. The article gives scientific substantiation for creation of complex lingua-cognitive and logical mixture of objective metaphoric legality in subjective relation and speech condition.

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metaphor, cognitive metaphor, euphemism, cognitive linguistics, mental environment, concept, semantic phenomenon, semantic concept, gnosiology, verbalization, artistic intention.

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