Образный модус эмпатии в современном англоязычном дискурсе / Figurative modus of empathy in modern English-speaking discourse
Journal Title: Kognitsia, kommunikatsia, diskurs - Year 2016, Vol 12, Issue
Abstract
The article provides a comprehensive analysis of EMPATHY concept as a cognitive and communicative formation; embodied by means of modern English language; using modus structuring. In particular; the notional; axiological; and figurative modi of empathy are singled out. The figurative modus is analyzed with actualization of its main components. The figurative modus is a non-reflexive metaphorical conceptualization; which is carried out by means of forming explicit and vivid representations of empathy. In its figurative image this concept is subject to the cognitive operation of reification; i.e.; it is shaped by a “naive user” of language as a physical body or physical mass. Herewith; the characteristics of the corresponding communicative action or activity rather than its procedural properties prove to be in the focus of attention; and empathy takes part in it as a physical substance.
Authors and Affiliations
Natalia Tatsenko
Donbas crisis key actors: narratives and perceptions in the interviews of Ukrainian elites
<p>This article examines real events, their perceptions and narratives concerned with the key actors in the Donbas crisis – Ukraine, the EU/EU member states, Russia and the USA. Perceptions and narratives are traced in t...
Лингвокогнитивные нарративные стратегии французского художественного текстообразования XVIII–XXI веков / Linguistic, Cognitive and Narrative Strategies of the 18th – 21st centuries French Fictional Text Formation
The research paper elaborates a new interparadigmatic theoretical and methodological approach for the identification and analysis of cognitive narrative strategies of the 18th – 21st centuries French fictional text forma...
An EU recovery programme for Ukraine Towards a new narrative for EU—Ukraine relations
<p>In 1947, the United States of America launched the European Recovery Programme to support the post-war reconstruction of Europe. The Marshall Plan, as it became known after U.S. Secretary of State George C. Marshall,...
“Now that the magic is gone” or toward cognitive analysis of verbal/co-verbal communication
The paper addresses the problem created by the gap between Cognitive Linguistics usage-based theoretical commitment and the lack of empirical cognitive research on live communication. Its primary objective is to analyse...
The influence of context on the metaphoric framing of the European Union in Ukrainian mass media
This paper aims to explore how conceptual metaphors that underlie metaphoric expressions used by Ukrainian newspapers frame the image of the European Union in Ukraine. The study is informed by conceptual metaphor theory...