Phraseocognitive Dimension of Media Event Representation.
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https://doi.org/10.31558/1815-3070.2019.37.17Schlagworte:
phraseocognitive dimension, media event, newspaper discourse, conceptualization, image schema, phraseological unitAbstract
Media event representation is one of relevant interdisciplinary problems within Modern Linguistics in general and Discourse Studies in particular. The initial representation of media events in the newspaper discourse is of special interest. Despite the fact that media events have already been the object of study, special attention should be paid to linguocognitive dimensions organizing the newspaper discourse.Literaturhinweise
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