2018
DOI: 10.24224/2227-1295-2018-1-22-34
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National-Cultural Features of Causal Semantics Representation by Phraseological Means of Russian Language

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“…The term valency was originally used to describe the semantic-syntactic properties of verbs, since it is they that "when referring to actions and states, suggest the presence of situations with a certain set of "participants" more than other classes of words (Dubrovina, 2002). The study of semantics and the actantrole structure of verbs and processual phraseological units was covered in the works of many domestic linguists (Glukhikh & Kazachuk, 2020;Kolesnikova, 2018;Milovanova & Terentyeva, 2017;Pavlov & Petrova, 2020;Starodubtseva et al, 2020;Shibakova & Kazachuk, 2020). To date, significant results have already been achieved in the study of valency types, in the method of valency analysis, differences between valency levels, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The term valency was originally used to describe the semantic-syntactic properties of verbs, since it is they that "when referring to actions and states, suggest the presence of situations with a certain set of "participants" more than other classes of words (Dubrovina, 2002). The study of semantics and the actantrole structure of verbs and processual phraseological units was covered in the works of many domestic linguists (Glukhikh & Kazachuk, 2020;Kolesnikova, 2018;Milovanova & Terentyeva, 2017;Pavlov & Petrova, 2020;Starodubtseva et al, 2020;Shibakova & Kazachuk, 2020). To date, significant results have already been achieved in the study of valency types, in the method of valency analysis, differences between valency levels, etc.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%