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Proverbs are never neutral

Kotova, Marina IU.

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Proverbs are never neutral

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : Monograph/item
正題名/作者:	Proverbs are never neutral/ edited by Marina Yu. Kotova, Outi Lauhakangas ; reviewed by Valery Mokienko and Krzysztof Kusal.
其他作者:	Kotova, Marina IU.
出版者:	Cham :Springer International Publishing : : 2023.,
面頁冊數:	xix, 245 p. :illustrations, digital ;24 cm.
內容註:	Chapter 1. Introduction (Marina Yu. Kotova, Outi Lauhakangas) -- Part I. From the paremiological core to actual use of proverbs -- Chapter 2. Terms of a paremiological minimum and a paremiological core in the current paremiology (Marina Kotova) -- Chapter 3. Matti Kuusi's typology in the light of contemporary use of proverbs (Outi Lauhakangas) -- Chapter 4. Paremiological equivalence: a comparative study (Harald Ulland & Izabela Dixon) -- Part II. Problems of cultural differences -- Chapter 5. Logico-Semiotic classification of Somali proverbs (Georgy Kapchits) -- Chapter 6. Hungarian proverbial parallels of the Russian paremiological core with different imagery (Irina Zimonyi-Kalinyina) -- Chapter 7. Bulgarian proverbs with contradictory opposition and their English parallels (Nadezhda B. Ershova) -- Part III. Ethnonyms in proverbs -- Chapter 8. Proverbs with ethnonyms in Czech and English languages (Оlesya S. Sergienko) -- Chapter 9. Belorussian proverbs with ethnonyms and proper names (Marina Yu. Kotova & Natalia E. Boeva) -- Chapter 10. Conclusion (Marina Yu. Kotova, Outi Lauhakangas)
Contained By:	Springer Nature eBook
標題:	Proverbs - History and criticism. -
電子資源:	https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-32646-2
ISBN:	9783031326462

Proverbs are never neutral
Proverbs are never neutral[electronic resource] /edited by Marina Yu. Kotova, Outi Lauhakangas ; reviewed by Valery Mokienko and Krzysztof Kusal. - Cham :Springer International Publishing :2023. - xix, 245 p. :illustrations, digital ;24 cm.

Chapter 1. Introduction (Marina Yu. Kotova, Outi Lauhakangas) -- Part I. From the paremiological core to actual use of proverbs -- Chapter 2. Terms of a paremiological minimum and a paremiological core in the current paremiology (Marina Kotova) -- Chapter 3. Matti Kuusi's typology in the light of contemporary use of proverbs (Outi Lauhakangas) -- Chapter 4. Paremiological equivalence: a comparative study (Harald Ulland & Izabela Dixon) -- Part II. Problems of cultural differences -- Chapter 5. Logico-Semiotic classification of Somali proverbs (Georgy Kapchits) -- Chapter 6. Hungarian proverbial parallels of the Russian paremiological core with different imagery (Irina Zimonyi-Kalinyina) -- Chapter 7. Bulgarian proverbs with contradictory opposition and their English parallels (Nadezhda B. Ershova) -- Part III. Ethnonyms in proverbs -- Chapter 8. Proverbs with ethnonyms in Czech and English languages (Оlesya S. Sergienko) -- Chapter 9. Belorussian proverbs with ethnonyms and proper names (Marina Yu. Kotova & Natalia E. Boeva) -- Chapter 10. Conclusion (Marina Yu. Kotova, Outi Lauhakangas)

This book examines how proverbs can carry ethnonyms and contradictory oppositions in everyday speech, and interrogates the belief that such nuances are national in nature by comparing across languages and cultures. The authors bring together linguistic terms and typologies from Slavonic, Germanic, Romance, Finno-Ugric and Somali proverbs (with their English parallels) to enrich contrastive paremiology. The book pushes the thematic boundaries of the paremiological minima of languages by drawing on fields including sociolinguistics, and it will be of interest to students and scholars of cultural linguistics, comparative cultural studies, sociolinguistics, social identity, anthropology, cognitive semiotics, and the history of words and concepts. Outi Lauhakangas is an independent researcher, D.Soc.Sc in Helsinki University, Finland. She is one of the editorial consultants of the international journal Proverbium and a co-organizer of international colloquiums on proverbs. She has been the chief editor of a cultural magazine in Finland and published several nonfiction books about genres of folklore. Marina Yu. Kotova teaches in the Department of Slavonic Philology of Saint Petersburg State University, Russia. She is a co-organizer of international philological conferences. She is an author of "Russian-Slavonic Dictionary of Proverbs with English parallels" (2000) and several monographs on contrastive paremiology, cultural studies, stylistics and translation studies.

ISBN: 9783031326462

Standard No.: 10.1007/978-3-031-32646-2doiSubjects--Topical Terms:

591705
Proverbs
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LC Class. No.: PN6401

Dewey Class. No.: 398.9

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