Metaphors of Happiness in English and Russian

According to Ekman et al. (1972), happiness is one of the six universal basic human emotions. Kövecses (2000) claims that certain aspects of the conceptualization of emotions are universal or nearuniversal. The paper compares linguistic expressions to discuss the question of the universality of the...

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Main Author: Csillag Andrea
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Sciendo 2016-12-01
Series:Romanian Journal of English Studies
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Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1515/rjes-2016-0012
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spelling doaj-2ca9bdda37e546d0a4682b74a31ea2622021-09-05T14:00:18ZengSciendoRomanian Journal of English Studies1584-37342286-04282016-12-01131919810.1515/rjes-2016-0012rjes-2016-0012Metaphors of Happiness in English and RussianCsillag Andrea0Debrecen Reformed Theological UniversityAccording to Ekman et al. (1972), happiness is one of the six universal basic human emotions. Kövecses (2000) claims that certain aspects of the conceptualization of emotions are universal or nearuniversal. The paper compares linguistic expressions to discuss the question of the universality of the emotion happiness and its metaphors in English and Russian.https://doi.org/10.1515/rjes-2016-0012basic emotionhappinessmetaphoruniversal
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Romanian Journal of English Studies
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universal
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title Metaphors of Happiness in English and Russian
title_short Metaphors of Happiness in English and Russian
title_full Metaphors of Happiness in English and Russian
title_fullStr Metaphors of Happiness in English and Russian
title_full_unstemmed Metaphors of Happiness in English and Russian
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publisher Sciendo
series Romanian Journal of English Studies
issn 1584-3734
2286-0428
publishDate 2016-12-01
description According to Ekman et al. (1972), happiness is one of the six universal basic human emotions. Kövecses (2000) claims that certain aspects of the conceptualization of emotions are universal or nearuniversal. The paper compares linguistic expressions to discuss the question of the universality of the emotion happiness and its metaphors in English and Russian.
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happiness
metaphor
universal
url https://doi.org/10.1515/rjes-2016-0012
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