„Gesundheit/zdrowie” und „Krankheit/choroba” als kommunikativ semantisierte sprachliche Größen und Elemente des Systems der Kollektivsymbolik in Deutschland und Polen

IF 0.4 3区 文学 0 LANGUAGE & LINGUISTICS STUDIA LINGUISTICA Pub Date : 2021-11-26 DOI:10.19195/0137-1169.40.8
Annette Siemes
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The article deals with the words Gesundheit/zdrowie and Krankheit/choroba as communicationally semanticized language units, which have been analyzed (among other words) in the framework of a broader study concerning collective symbolism in Germany and Poland. In the context of the current situation that is characterized by the COVID-19 pandemic, both issues appear prominently in communications, so their detailed analysis seems to be particularly interesting. How the semantics of this words is shaped from the perspective of respondents who are asked to characterize their meaning? Moreover, the question comes up if and how such topicalities are reflected in the outcomes (collected, however, just at the beginning of the pandemic), particularly in the semantic profiles. It turns out that an effect manifests itself, but it is only added to existing semantic constellations that have been stable over decades, without modifying them basically.
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"健康/zdrowie "和"疾病/choroba "都是新词式的词和德国以及波兰集体象征系统的要素
本文将Gesundheit/zdrowie和Krankheit/choroba这两个词作为交际语义化的语言单位,在一个关于德国和波兰集体象征主义的更广泛的研究框架中分析了这两个词(以及其他词)。在以COVID-19大流行为特征的当前形势下,这两个问题在沟通中都很突出,因此对它们的详细分析似乎特别有趣。从被调查者的角度来看,这些词的语义是如何形成的,他们被要求描述它们的意思?此外,问题是这些话题性是否以及如何反映在结果中(然而,这些结果是在大流行开始时收集的),特别是在语义概况中。事实证明,一种效应本身就会显现出来,但它只是被添加到几十年来一直稳定的现有语义星座中,而没有从根本上改变它们。
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期刊介绍: Studia Linguistica is committed to the publication of high quality, original papers and provides an international forum for the discussion of theoretical linguistic research, primarily within the fields of grammar, cognitive semantics and language typology. The principal aim is to open a channel of communication between researchers operating in traditionally diverse fields while continuing to focus on natural language data.
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