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SM ISO690:2012 LIFARI, Viorica. Linguistic and cultural basis of emotions. In: Studia Universitatis Moldaviae (Seria Ştiinţe Umanistice), 2013, nr. 10(70), pp. 47-50. ISSN 1811-2668. |
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The Handbook of Emotions contains the famous metaphor about the master and slave with reference to the reason and emotion, thus the emotion denotes something weak and dependent. On the other hand it is considered that emotions are best rendered non-verbally and V.Hugo had found an explanation for that: “The feeling is always new while the word has been always used that is why we cannot express our emotions verbally.” For a long period of time the linguists had different opinions concerning the study of the emotive function of the language. A part of them thought that the dominant function of the language is the cognitive one thus excluding the possibility of researching the emotional component of the language. In the late 70s of the previous century emotiology as the linguistics of emotions began to appear. Many professors such as V.V. Shakhovsky, A.Wierzbicka, T.V. Larina dealt in the field of emotiology and studied cross-cultural communication. Some of them state that emotions are universal and can be identified in every country, others conclude that the lack of the term denoting a certain emotion in a certain language speaks about the fact that cultures differ emotionally. In this study we try to identify the terminology used in a research of this kind and clarify whether emotions are culturally dependent or not. The working languages are English, Romanian and Russian and their corresponding cultures – English, Moldovan and Russian. |
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Cuvinte-cheie emotiology, emotions, intercultural studies, linguistic studies, feelings. |
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