ЛИНГВИСТИЧЕСКАЯ РЕПРЕЗЕНТАЦИЯ ОБРЯДА КӔХЦГӔНӔН КАК МАРКЕРА МИФОМЫШЛЕНИЯ ОСЕТИН


Аннотация

Анализируется праздник как форма трансляции этнокультурных ценностей и сохранения традиций осетинского народа. Особое внимание уделяется способам лингвистической репрезентации обряда кӕхцгӕнӕн, функционирующего в качестве маркера мифомышления осетин. Выявляются языковые средства, отражающие значимые элементы традиционной народной культуры, связанные с празднованием данного национального обряда.

Ключевые слова

номинация, праздник, мифомышление, обряд, концепт, национальная культура, национальное самосознание

Финансирование: Учредитель

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