Migration from language perspective
Keywords:
modality, modal meaning, semantic analysis of a sentence.Abstract
Language is a cultural phenomenon, which has the numerous historical and cultural connections. In some cases even single words without any context express the notions, which have archetypal cultural and historical definisions. And the texts which are written in different languages and with culturally different context are full of ethnocultural and ethnolinguistic issues (realities, symbols, illusions, idioms, metaphors, sayings, word conjuctions etc.) Each text has assessment of existed materials as well as it consists of certain ideologemes and mythologems. Through text the thoughts and relations are deeply preserved in our consciousness.
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