LINGUACULTURAL APPROACH TO THE STUDY OF METAPHORS

Authors

  • Orazali Karjawbaev Karakalpak state University named after Berdakh, Bachelor degree of the faculty of English linguistics 2-nd year student. Author
  • A.O. Toleubayeva Scientific advisor, Author

Keywords:

linguoculturology, metaphors, anthroponym, monument, folklore

Abstract

To see and appreciate the relationship between metaphor and linguaculture , we have to deal with a number of basic issues. By metaphor in this paper, I will primarily mean “conceptual metaphor” that can have a number of linguistic manifestations (see Lakoff and Johnson 1980; Kövecses 2002/2010). A conceptual metaphor consists of a set of correspondences, or mappings, between a “source” and a “target” domain. The meaning of particular metaphorical linguistic expressions is based on such correspondences

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Published

2024-03-25