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Information × Registration Number 2121U000895, Article popup.category Стаття Title popup.author Harbera I.V. popup.publication 01-01-2021 popup.source_user Донецький національний університет імені Василя Стуса popup.source https://r.donnu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/2433 popup.publisher Ужгород: Закарпатські філологічні студії Description Стаття у збірнику наукових праць Закарпатські філологічні студії. Випуск 20. Том 1 РОЗДІЛ 4 ЗАГАЛЬНЕ МОВОЗНАВСТВО The article states that cognitive linguistics, lexicography and discourse play an important role in determining the qualification features of the concept conflict. The theoretical basis of the study are well-known definitions of conflict: it is a contradiction that a person perceives as a significant problem that requires solution and causes activity to overcome it; it is a state (or situation) of conflict between the parties (parties to the conflict) who have incompatible views, goals, etc., due to which each of them acts against the other, uses linguistic and / or non-verbal means. The aim of the research is to single out the qualification features of the concept conflict on the basis of Ukrainian-language, Russian-language and English-language lexicographic discourse. The main qualifying features of the concept conflict on the material of Ukrainian-language lexicographic discourse are: aggravation, clash, complication, contradiction, disagreement, dispute, fight, incompatibility; on the material of Russian-language lexicographic discourse: ambivalence, boarding, clash, collision, complication, confrontation, contradiction, debate, disagreement, discord, dispute, dump, fight, hitch, opposite, quarrel, skirmish, squabble, strife, struggle; on the material of English-language lexicographic discourse: argument, disagreement, fighting. Universal for the three analyzed lexicographic discourses qualification features of the concept conflict are the following: aggravation, ambivalence, argument, boarding, clash, collision, complication, confrontation, contradiction, debate, disagreement, discord, dispute, dump, fight, fighting, hitch, incompatibility, opposite, quarrel, skirmish, squabble, strife, struggle. popup.nrat_date 2025-01-09 Close