Konceptualizacja pojęcia we frazeologizmach języka polskiego i węgierskiego oraz w środkach masowego przekazu

The main aim of this article is to compare the Polish and Hungarian phraseological and mass media expressions concerning the name of human body. The analysis of the material showed the certain similarities but in a lot of cases evident differences as well. The majority of metaphors found in set phrases suggests anthropocentrism and shows that people not merely acquire knowledge of and experience the world but also assess it in their own particular ways. The reconstruction of the linguistic image of the world as a language- and culture-specific phenomenon makes it possible to gain a possibly adequate idea of the categorisation of the world by humans and the conceptualization of information thus attained. The conceptualization of the notion of human body includes for example: a body as a MAN; as an ENEMY; as a FLAT; as a CONTAINER, as an OBJECT; as an OBSTACLE; as a PATTERN/MODEL; as a GOODS; as an OBJECT OF ATTACK; as a MEANS OF PAYMENT, etc

Adversary · Anthropocentrism · Computer security · Conceptualization · Container (type theory) · Epistemology · Human being · Linguistics · Object (grammar) · Obstacle · Phenomenon · Political science · Set (abstract data type) · Sociology · Theology · Central European Literary Studies · Computer Science · Engineering · Language and Culture · Law · Literature, Language, and Rhetoric Studies · Philosophy · Psychology

• Słownik frazeologiczny języka polskiego

  Joachim T Baer, Stanisław Skorupka•The Slavic and East European…•1971

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