Understanding the image of a snake in different linguistic and cultural pictures of the world
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https://doi.org/10.29051/el.v9i00.17881Keywords:
Phraseological unit, Linguistic picture of the world, SnakeAbstract
The article discusses idiomatic expressions that function in the language of different peoples (Russia, China, etc.). The analysis of phraseological units helps to understand the worldview and perception of the surrounding reality by a particular nation. The originality of the linguistic picture of the world is formed based on the language of each nation separately, and it is the study of idiomatic expressions that contributes to the cognition of this linguistic picture of the world of a particular people. Since human life and the animal world are closely intertwined and interrelated, it is the study of zoonyms used in phraseological units that helps to better explore and understand the culture of different peoples. Moreover, it is zoonyms that are most often used in the phraseological fund of any language, since folklore (proverbs, sayings) is the main source that replenishes languages with idioms. This article examines the image of a snake, which functions in the phraseological units of different peoples, the analysis of this image made it possible to reveal that in the linguistic picture of the world, different peoples have formed an ambivalent attitude towards this image.
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