Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: The article is devoted to the analysis of the categorical meanings of the semi-phraseologized sentences and characterisation of their semantic types. The study is based on the interpretation of semi-phraseologized sentences as colloquial syntactic constructions not only in Ukrainian but also in other languages. The categorical meanings of the semi-phraseological sentences “affirmation”, “negation”, “asessment” and “expression of will” make it possible to distinguish certain semantic types of semi-phraseologized sentences with corresponding categorical meanings. The classification feature is the phraseosyntactic meaning fixed to a stable structural scheme. The phrase-syntactic meaning forms the content of the phrase scheme components: morphological expression of permanent and variable components. Semi-phraseologized sentences with the categorical meaning of “affirmation” formed three semantic types: 1) with the actual affirmation meaning; 2) with the meaning of categorical affirmation; 3) with the meaning of conditional affirmation. Semi-phraseologized sentences have two manifestations of the categorical meaning of “negation”: 1) with actual negation; 2) with categorical negation. Semi-phraseologized sentences with categorical meaning of the “assessment” formed the two semantic types: with undifferentiated assessment and with negative assessment. Semi-phraseologized sentences with categorical meaning of the “expression of will” do not form semantic types due to the chaotic selection components of the colloquial type of phrase schemes.The proposed algorithm will help to organize specific non-segmented syntactic constructions in the syntax oral speech of speakers of different linguistic cultures.
Source: Forum for Linguistic Studies
Authors: Maria Lychuk, Svitlana Shabat-Savka, Lyudmila Marchuk, Tatiana Sukalenko, Zoreslava Shevchuk
Language: English
Subfield: Language and Linguistics
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4405550923