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June 25, 2024Lomonosov Translation Studies Journal0 citations

The National-Cultural Features of the Concept “Memory” by Phraseological Means in Russian and English Linguocultures

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VPVeronika G. Pavlenko

Key Points

  • The concept of memory is expressed differently in English and Russian phraseological units, indicating cultural variations.
  • Key findings suggest that memory-related phrases reflect unique aspects of British and Russian linguistic culture.
  • This analysis employs definitional and descriptive methods to study phraseological units representing memory concepts across both languages.  Understanding these phraseological units can provide insights into the underlying cultures of English and Russian ethnic groups.

Abstract

This article is a comparative analysis of the concept “Memory” in English and Russian linguistic culture. It studies the English and Russian phraseological means that verbalize the abovementioned concept. The purpose of the article is to consider phraseological units expressing the concept “Memory” in both languages. The relevance of the work is due to an increased interest in phraseological linguistic units, since they capture the archetypes of human consciousness. To achieve the object in view, the definitional analysis method and the descriptive method have been used. The phraseological units reflect the idea of the British and Russian nations about the concept of memory. The author emphasizes the fact that phraseological units have cultural differences in each language. It is assumed that this research will allow us to understand the culture and mentality of the English and Russian ethnic groups.

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Veronika G. Pavlenko (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e636cab6db6435875c8f43https://doi.org/10.55959/msu2074-6636-22-2024-17-1-159-172
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