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THE SPHERE OF CONCEPTS “FLORA AND FAUNA” AS THE COGNITIVE BASE OF SYMBOL FORMATION IN AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND WORLD VIEWS

Nikolaeva Olga Vasilyevna, Zhenevskaya Evgeniya Viktorovna

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This article discusses the issues of verbal representation of the regular mechanisms of symbol creation involving flora and fauna concepts. The research was done on the material of New Zealand and Australian varieties of the English language. The definition was given to the terms sphere of national symbols and sphere of flora and fauna concepts. The relations between the sphere of national symbols and the sphere of flora and fauna concepts were identified as partial intersection. Native flora and fauna concepts became a wide and essential cognitive base on which national symbols of Australia and New Zealand had been created. In both Australian and New Zealand worldviews the spheres of national symbols and flora and fauna concepts excessively overlap. National symbols were created as a result of mental processing the concepts of native Australian and New Zealand flora and fauna. The names of symbols in New Zealand English are mainly from the Polynesian language of Maori, and in Australian English national symbols have predominantly English names. The choice and nomination of national symbols reflect the difference in general cultural scenario of the New Zealand and Australian societies.

Keywords: sphere of flora and fauna concepts, sphere of national symbols, symbol, symbol creation, worldview, New Zealand English, Australian English

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Issue: 11, 2016

Series of issue: Issue 11

Rubric: LINGUISTICS

Pages: 66 — 71

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