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No. 6- TOM (2023): SPECIAL ISSUE

LEXICAL-SEMANTIC AND NATIONAL-CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF AGE REPRESENTATIVES IN FRENCH FAIRY TALES

Submitted
February 26, 2024
Published
2024-02-26

Abstract

A fairy tale is a form of text that hides events and lexical units that indicate the culture of the people and a precedent (an example of the same type of events that will happen after it). According to one of the most famous legends of the French, he lives in a castle on top of the mountains and guards the treasure. A small percentage of the content of fairy tales marked with the sign of culture testifies to French rationalism: the French, in explaining this or that phenomenon and phenomena, rely more on consciousness and thinking than on feelings and beliefs (beliefs). relies on It is a very difficult task to determine the character of the people and the specific features that make it up, and the characteristics of the personality of the French nation are also characteristic of many other nations. Nevertheless, the isolated cultural dominants are linguistic tools that express the "French national character" at the highest level and distinguish the national characteristics of the French person.

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