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PAREMIOLOGY AS A STUDY OBJECT OF PHRASEOLOGY
In this article, the main attention was paid to the semantic interpretation of paremiology, which is part of phraseology along with phraseological units. Also, semantic and linguistic aspects of paremiological units in English and Uzbek languages were analyzed and semantic groups of English proverbs were studied.
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Phraseology and Paremiology: Multiple Approaches
The work Phraseology and Paremiology: multiple approaches brings together 13 chapters that discuss research results in the context of phraseo-paremiological studies.
CRUZ, Thyago José da +2 more
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Carapucho no Farelo, auga no pelo: a xeografía dos refráns meteorolóxicos romances / ‘Carapucho no Farelo, auga no pelo’: Geography of Romance weather proverbs [PDF]
Este artigo quere pór de manifesto a importancia da compoñente xeográfica nos proverbios meteorolóxicos e do calendario. Exponse que moitos refráns están estreitamente vinculados a un territorio concreto, de modo que resulta difícil comprender o seu ...
Xosé Afonso Álvarez Pérez
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Spanish paremiology in the 21st century
Following in the footsteps of Wolfgang Mieder, considered one of the most important paremiologists and paremiographers of all times, the journal "Paremia" was published in Spain in 1993.
Cases Berbel, Elke +1 more
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THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF PAREMIOLOGY
This article examines the theoretical foundations of paremiology and outlines the principal scientific directions in proverb studies. It traces the development of paremiology from folkloristic frameworks to modern cognitive and discourse-oriented studies.
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LINGVOCULTUROLOGY AND PAREMIOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF A LANGUAGE
This article discusses the issues of studying linguoculturology, explores and compares the development of linguoculturology both in Russian and in Uzbek linguistics. Also, the question of the appearance of proverbs from a cognitive point of view and the paremiological aspect of the language are considered.
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Proverbs also have nine lives: The use of proverbs in advertising
Proverbs are a social product and are part of the linguistic competence of the speakers of a language. They contain and transmit cultural elements of languages. Moreover, proverbs are firmly anchored in the languages’ historical heritage.
Cristina Tejedor Martínez
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Emotion Norms, Display Rules, and Regulation in the Akan Society of Ghana: An Exploration Using Proverbs. [PDF]
Dzokoto VA +5 more
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The Elective Course “Russian Proverbs and Problems of General Paremiology”: Content and the Methods of Teaching [PDF]
This article is about the object, aims and purposes, contents and structure of the course of studies “Russian proverbs and problems of general paremiology” and the methods of teaching of this ...
Savenkova, Lûdmila
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