HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF PHRASEOLOGICAL UNITS EXPRESSING EMOTIONS IN THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE
Keywords:
emotional expression, phraseological units, italian language, semantic shift, cultural influence, linguistic evolution, idiomatic expressions, metaphor, historical development, literary influence, popular culture, societal changeAbstract
This article explores the historical development of phraseological units expressing emotions in the Italian language. It examines how such expressions have evolved over time, reflecting changes in social, cultural, and historical contexts. The study highlights the role of emotions in shaping language and the ways in which these emotions are articulated through fixed expressions or idioms. The research traces the origins of these phraseological units, identifies shifts in their meanings, and investigates the factors influencing their transformation. It also delves into the influence of literature, popular culture, and societal changes on the development of emotional expressions in Italian. By analyzing various sources, including literary works, idiomatic expressions, and contemporary usage, the article provides a comprehensive overview of the relationship between language and emotion in Italian. This investigation contributes to a broader understanding of the interplay between language, culture, and human emotional experience in Italian linguistic history.
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