Title MEILĖS kognityvinis modelis asmeniniuose Balio Sruogos laiškuose /
Translation of Title The cognitive model of love in balys sruoga’s personal letters.
Authors Šiaučiulytė, Sandra
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Abstract [eng] The aim of this paper work is to analyse the cognitive model of love which exists in B. Sruoga’s personal letters. The objectives to achieve the aim of the paper work are: 1) to introduce the B. Sruoga’s biography; 2) to write about the terms of cognitive linguistic (concept, cognitive model, gestalt, conceptual metaphor and others); 3) to pick the context examples in which there are directly named words of love; 4) to pick the context examples in which there are indirectly named words of love; 5) to make the groups by common and potential significances; 6) to compose the cognitive model of love. The analysis is based on 142 letters taken from The Memorial Museum of Balys Sruoga. The work is based on the method of descriptive, lexical semantics and component analysis. People when they socialize with each other, they create various meaningful models. Those cognitve models are influenced by personal and native experience. So, the conceptual analysis formalizes what exists in collective subconcciousness and is expresses in speech. Having analysed a number of ways of representing the cognitive model of love which exists in B. Sruoga’s personal letters, we can point out the basic tendencies of realizing the concept: LOVE as a NAME, LOVE as a SUN, LOVE as a FAIRY-TAIL, LOVE as a SONG, LOVE as a SISTER, LOVE as a GIRL, LOVE as a QUEEN, LOVE as a LILY, LOVE as a SNOWFLAKE, LOVE as a SPIRIT, LOVE as a DESIRE, LOVE as a MIND, LOVE as a HOPE, LOVE as a BLESSING, LOVE as a PRAYER, LOVE as a VICTIM, LOVE as a SAINT SYMBOL, LOVE as a DREAM, LOVE as a LONGING, LOVE as a ACHE, LOVE as a KISS, LOVE as a HEART, LOVE as a EYE, LOVE as a EMBRACE, LOVE as a LETTER and other. The results of the paper work showed that the consciousness of love is strongly influenced by Lithuanian folklore and B. Sruoga’s personals experience.
Type Master thesis
Language Lithuanian
Publication date 2014