A STUDY ON COGNITIVE SEMANTIC FEATURES OF MOTION VERBS IN ENGLISH AND VIETNAMESE FABLES
Cognitive semantics classifies motion verbs based on the sort of semantic information which their verb roots characteristically encode. In general, motion verbs, both transitive and intransitive, typically express only one of the three semantic entities route, manner, or shape, and the general...
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oai:data.ufl.udn.vn:UFL-17722025-03-19T04:19:43Z A STUDY ON COGNITIVE SEMANTIC FEATURES OF MOTION VERBS IN ENGLISH AND VIETNAMESE FABLES LV ThS 392 LÊ THỊ KIM CHUNG ĐINH THỊ MINH HIỀN, Ph.D. Cognitive semantics classifies motion verbs based on the sort of semantic information which their verb roots characteristically encode. In general, motion verbs, both transitive and intransitive, typically express only one of the three semantic entities route, manner, or shape, and the general tendency for analyzing motion verbs is to separate manner verbs from path verbs. Talmy’s (1985, 2000) work proposes a three-way typology of motion which distinguishes three main types of lexicalization patterns of motion verbs: Motion + Co-event, Motion + Path, Motion + Figure according to the way the different elements of a motion scene are mapped onto linguistic elements. The study delves into studying the similarities and differences between English and Vietnamese motion verbs in fables of the two languages. The comparative analysis points to the important notion of Cognitive Linguistics that speakers of different languages structure their perception of reality in different ways; and language is conceptualized and embodied. The observations and findings also afford significant insights into motion expressions for Vietnamese language teachers and translators, thereby facilitating both teaching and translation. Moreover, the study points out typical cultural features expressed in fables. Then, the similarities and differences between these features are studied. 2025-03-19T04:19:38Z 2025-03-19T04:19:38Z 2013 Thesis https://data.ufl.udn.vn/handle/UFL/1772 en application/pdf application/pdf Trường Đại học Ngoại ngữ, Đại học Đà Nẵng |
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Cognitive semantics classifies motion verbs based on the sort of
semantic information which their verb roots characteristically encode. In
general, motion verbs, both transitive and intransitive, typically express only
one of the three semantic entities route, manner, or shape, and the general
tendency for analyzing motion verbs is to separate manner verbs from path
verbs. Talmy’s (1985, 2000) work proposes a three-way typology of motion
which distinguishes three main types of lexicalization patterns of motion
verbs: Motion + Co-event, Motion + Path, Motion + Figure according to the
way the different elements of a motion scene are mapped onto linguistic
elements.
The study delves into studying the similarities and differences between
English and Vietnamese motion verbs in fables of the two languages. The
comparative analysis points to the important notion of Cognitive Linguistics
that speakers of different languages structure their perception of reality in
different ways; and language is conceptualized and embodied. The
observations and findings also afford significant insights into motion
expressions for Vietnamese language teachers and translators, thereby
facilitating both teaching and translation. Moreover, the study points out
typical cultural features expressed in fables. Then, the similarities and
differences between these features are studied. |
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A STUDY ON COGNITIVE SEMANTIC FEATURES OF MOTION VERBS IN ENGLISH AND VIETNAMESE FABLES |
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study on cognitive semantic features of motion verbs in english and vietnamese fables |
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