Keywords
mechanism of descriptions of emotions
semantic analysis
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Abstract
Based on the analysis of Leo Tolstoy’s novel Anna Karenina, the articledeals with semantic structure of words for emotions.
References
Iordanskaya L. N. (1970), Popytka leksikografičeskogo tolkovanija gruppy russkich slov so značenem čustva, „Mašinnyj Perevod i Prokladnaja Lingvistika”, nr 13.
Tołstoj Lew (1988), Anna Karenina, przeł. Kazimiera Iłłakowiczówna, t. 1-2, PIW, Warszawa.
Wierzbicka Anna (1973), The semantic structure of words for emotions, w: Slavicpoetics. Essays in honor of Kiril Taranovsky, red. Roman Jakobson, Cornelis Hendrik van Schooneveld, Dean Worth, Mouton, Haga [Holandia], s. 499-505.
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