Onomastic phraseology and multiculturalism
Universitatea Tehnică din Cluj-Napoca, Centrul Universitar Nord Baia Mare, România, Ioana David
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Universitatea Tehnică din Cluj-Napoca, Centrul Universitar Nord Baia Mare, România, Ioana David
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On the level of language, multiculturalism is manifested in various and numerous ways: from proper names and different names for concepts, to linguistic creations/word collocations with universal meaning. Speakers often use fixed word structures that contain proper names (Romanian coinages or borrowings from other languages) as discursive embellishment or due to the multiple meanings that these linguistic creations gain in different communicative contexts.
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On the level of language, multiculturalism is manifested in various and numerous ways: from proper names and different names for concepts, to linguistic creations/word collocations with universal meaning. Speakers often use fixed word structures that contain proper names (Romanian coinages or borrowings from other languages) as discursive embellishment or due to the multiple meanings that these linguistic creations gain in different communicative contexts.
Key concepts: Phraseology, Linguistics, Multiculturalism, Meaning (existential), Romanian, Word (group theory), Word formation, Computer science