Comment traduire les noms d’émotion
This article presents a contrastive study of how we express emotions in Modern Greek and French. We study predicate nouns denoting emotion, such as joie, angoisse, peur, colère, enthousiasme, etc. Our aim is to establish correspondences between the lexicons of emotions of these two languages. Hence,...
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| description | This article presents a contrastive study of how we express emotions in Modern Greek and French. We study predicate nouns denoting emotion, such as joie, angoisse, peur, colère, enthousiasme, etc. Our aim is to establish correspondences between the lexicons of emotions of these two languages. Hence, we examine the syntactic and lexical properties of the Greek and French constructions, by taking into account the aspect and style modalities, as well as the specifications of the register in relation to the lexical elements involved (namely, support verbs and nominal determinants). |
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| spelling | doaj-art-88a9e00dcc6e46e495000a7e8163d3012025-01-30T09:52:54ZengPresses universitaires de CaenDiscours1963-17232017-10-01310.4000/discours.3873Comment traduire les noms d’émotion Argyro MoustakiMavina PantazaraAggeliki FotopoulouMarianna MiniThis article presents a contrastive study of how we express emotions in Modern Greek and French. We study predicate nouns denoting emotion, such as joie, angoisse, peur, colère, enthousiasme, etc. Our aim is to establish correspondences between the lexicons of emotions of these two languages. Hence, we examine the syntactic and lexical properties of the Greek and French constructions, by taking into account the aspect and style modalities, as well as the specifications of the register in relation to the lexical elements involved (namely, support verbs and nominal determinants).https://journals.openedition.org/discours/3873nouns of emotionlexicon-grammarcontrastive study Greek-Frenchtranslation |
| spellingShingle | Argyro Moustaki Mavina Pantazara Aggeliki Fotopoulou Marianna Mini Comment traduire les noms d’émotion Discours nouns of emotion lexicon-grammar contrastive study Greek-French translation |
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| title_short | Comment traduire les noms d’émotion |
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