The present study investigates the concept of SHAME from a cross-linguistic and cross-cultural perspective. This concept, overarching the field of negative self-eva-luative emotions, is operationalized through two lexical categories ('shame' and 'embarrassment') that are comparable in the languages under investigation. The usage of the adjectival exponents of these categories is analyzed in four communities of British English, American English, French and Polish. The study has two goals, one descriptive, the other methodological. Firstly, it aims to identify the conceptual structuring of the two lexical categories relative to their respective socio-cultural contexts. The result will be four sets of culture-sensitive usage profiles. Secondly...
The article aims to provide cross-cultural insight into the examination of emotion “envy” through co...
This paper deals with two separate but related subjects: linguistic taboos and linguistic stigmatiza...
Der Artikel enthält das Abstract ausschließlich in englischer Sprache.This paper argues against the ...
The present study investigates the concept of SHAME from a cross-linguistic and cross-cultural persp...
The semantic meaning of negative self-conscious emotion words like embarrassment, guilt, and shame a...
We propose that the comparison of semantic association networks may provide a novel, implicit approa...
Across various disciplines a number of methods have emerged that attempt to establish equivalence be...
Past studies show that different cultures/languages socialize speakers into different manners of int...
This paper investigates an attempt to apply a corpus analysis to the development of the intercultura...
Across various disciplines a number of methods have emerged that attempt to establish equivalence be...
In this study terms of abuse are investigated in 11 different cultures, Spontaneous verbal aggressio...
The present inquiry is designed to reveal how meaningful components, variously interrelated, eventua...
The experience of shame is excruciatingly painful as it involves a loss of self-esteem and a diminis...
Linguistic and cultural research of concepts of emotional states and values finds its place among th...
In this study terms of abuse are investigated in three different cultures. Spontaneous verbal aggres...
The article aims to provide cross-cultural insight into the examination of emotion “envy” through co...
This paper deals with two separate but related subjects: linguistic taboos and linguistic stigmatiza...
Der Artikel enthält das Abstract ausschließlich in englischer Sprache.This paper argues against the ...
The present study investigates the concept of SHAME from a cross-linguistic and cross-cultural persp...
The semantic meaning of negative self-conscious emotion words like embarrassment, guilt, and shame a...
We propose that the comparison of semantic association networks may provide a novel, implicit approa...
Across various disciplines a number of methods have emerged that attempt to establish equivalence be...
Past studies show that different cultures/languages socialize speakers into different manners of int...
This paper investigates an attempt to apply a corpus analysis to the development of the intercultura...
Across various disciplines a number of methods have emerged that attempt to establish equivalence be...
In this study terms of abuse are investigated in 11 different cultures, Spontaneous verbal aggressio...
The present inquiry is designed to reveal how meaningful components, variously interrelated, eventua...
The experience of shame is excruciatingly painful as it involves a loss of self-esteem and a diminis...
Linguistic and cultural research of concepts of emotional states and values finds its place among th...
In this study terms of abuse are investigated in three different cultures. Spontaneous verbal aggres...
The article aims to provide cross-cultural insight into the examination of emotion “envy” through co...
This paper deals with two separate but related subjects: linguistic taboos and linguistic stigmatiza...
Der Artikel enthält das Abstract ausschließlich in englischer Sprache.This paper argues against the ...