DECODING OF LANGUAGE-SPECIFIC NOTIONS OF THE CONCEPT “FREEDOM", "LIBERTY" IN ENGLISH AND ‹‹ԱԶԱՏՈՒԹՅՈՒՆ›› IN ARMENIAN

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https://doi.org/10.46991/flsp.v20i1-2.8950

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linguoculture, concept, freedom, liberty, cultural idea, semantic profile, negative semantics

Abstract

In Linguoculturology the concept is considered to be a condensation of the culture. The structure of concept includes all the components which make  the etymology of the culture, modern combinations, estimations, etc. The connection of concept with the verbal expressive devices is marked in all the formulations of linguoculturology. The concept in language is related with more than a word-unite. It is expressed through a group of synonymous words. The present article studies linguocultural concept of "freedom" in English and ‹‹ազատություն›› in Armenian.

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2022-12-31

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