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Guseva, A. A. Philosophical Form of an Idiom

Abstract: Idiom is viewed as an interaction between the two natures and the two languages, - everyday and metaphoric languages. The author shows the role of a religious philosophy principle of communicatio idiomatum, due to which the idiom is happened to be at the crossing of anthropology, ethics, gnoseology and ontology. In the context of idiom formation the author also casts light on the topic of the inner form (Plotin, Wilhem von Humboldt, Shpet, Potebnya, Bibikhin). Therefore, the idiom is not quite a linguistic, but philosophical phenomena.


Keywords:

philosophy, communicatio idiomatum, idiom, inner form, inner grammar, trope, metaphor, term formation.


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