realization of the frame “home” in the teleut’s linguistik picture of the world

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Abstract

Article is devoted to modeling the frame "home", reflecting a fragment of the worldview Teleuts who are members of a small Turkic people living mainly in the Kemerovo region.

The article analyzes the following thematic groups tokens verbalized frame "home":

- the names of the home, its parts, as well as the buildings of the house;
- the names of the materials used in the construction of the house;

- the names of the inhabitants of the house: persons engaged in home improvement, home owners, mythological creatures that inhabit the house.

The article concludes that the frame "home" originally implemented in Teleut. Features of the frame due to, on the one hand, the specificity of the nomadic way of life characteristic of Teleuts for several centuries, and on the other hand - the influence of Russian culture, assimilation with the Russian-speaking population.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.12731/2218-7405-2013-9-94

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Authors ;Ирина Павловна Фаломкина
Journal Journal of environmental radioactivity
Year 2014
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