2313-8912Research Result. Theoretical and Applied Linguistics2313-891210.18413/2313-8912-2018-4-3-0-51477THEORY OF LANGUAGECOGNITIVE SCENARIO OF THE CAUSATIVE SITUATIONCOGNITIVE SCENARIO OF THE CAUSATIVE SITUATIONShustovaSvetlana ViktorovnaShustovaSvetlana Viktorovnalanaschust@mail.ru20184300

In modern linguistics, the issues related to interdisciplinary research in the field of categorization and conceptualization are becoming topical. The proposed article attempts to systematically analyze the concept of "joy" and actualization of causative influence, represented by the functioning of the emotive causative verb "to joy". On the one hand, we are interested in fixing the mental components of the concept "joy", and, on the other hand, the semantic and structural organization of the causative situation in which the components of the concept find expression. The aim of the article is to model the concept of "joy" and the causative situation structured by the emotional causative "to joy". The object of the article is the functional potential of the emotive causative "to joy" in Russian and the model of the concept "joy". The subject of the analysis is the identification of the specifics of the realization of mental aspects of the concept "joy" in Russian within the causative situation and its metaphorical potential, based, among other things, on the results of the associative experiment. Interest is also caused by previously undisclosed components of the causative situation, such as the intensity of the impact, iterative nature and other aspects, which altogether allow us to present the cognitive scenario of the causative situation. Data from a number of dictionaries, research resources, and corpora is used as the material of the study. In the process of the analysis, a hypothetical-deductive method and contextual analysis are used.

In modern linguistics, the issues related to interdisciplinary research in the field of categorization and conceptualization are becoming topical. The proposed article attempts to systematically analyze the concept of "joy" and actualization of causative influence, represented by the functioning of the emotive causative verb "to joy". On the one hand, we are interested in fixing the mental components of the concept "joy", and, on the other hand, the semantic and structural organization of the causative situation in which the components of the concept find expression. The aim of the article is to model the concept of "joy" and the causative situation structured by the emotional causative "to joy". The object of the article is the functional potential of the emotive causative "to joy" in Russian and the model of the concept "joy". The subject of the analysis is the identification of the specifics of the realization of mental aspects of the concept "joy" in Russian within the causative situation and its metaphorical potential, based, among other things, on the results of the associative experiment. Interest is also caused by previously undisclosed components of the causative situation, such as the intensity of the impact, iterative nature and other aspects, which altogether allow us to present the cognitive scenario of the causative situation. Data from a number of dictionaries, research resources, and corpora is used as the material of the study. In the process of the analysis, a hypothetical-deductive method and contextual analysis are used.

emotive causative verbemotivityemotional modificationcausationcausative situationcognitive scenarioconcept of "joy"causative "to joy"emotive causative verbemotivityemotional modificationcausationcausative situationcognitive scenarioconcept of "joy"causative "to joy"Список литературы1. Izard, K. E. (2009),  Psikhologiya ehmotsiy [Psychology of emotions], Piter, Saint Petersburg, Russia. [in Russian].2. Baker, M. (2001), The atoms of language. The Mind’s Hidden Rules of Grammar, Basic Books, New York, USA. [in English].3. Handwerker, B. (2004), Die Wortschatz-Grammatik-Schnittstelle aus der Sprachlernperspektive: Zur Entwicklung lexikalisch-grammatischer Kompetenz  am Beispiel der Klassenbildung beim Verb, Fremdsprachen Lehren und Lernen, 3, 176−191. [in German].4. Handwerker, B. and Madlener, K. (2013), Chunks für  DaF. Theoretischer  Hintergrund und Prototyp einer multimedialen Lernumgebung, 2-unver. Auflage. Schneider Verlag. Hoehegehren, Baltmannsweiler. [in English].5. Langacker, R. W. (2008), Cognitive Grammar. A Basic Inroduction, Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK. [in English].6. Sonnenhauser, B. (2010), “The event structure of verbs of emotion in Russian”, Russian Linguistics, 34 (3),  331−353. [in English].7. BS – Mokienko, V. M., Nikitina, T. G. and Nikolaeva, E. K. (2010), Bolshoy slovar russkih poslovits [A large dictionary of Russian proverbs], OLMAMediagrupp, Moscow, Russia. [in Russian].8. KS – Babenko, L. G. (ed.) (2010), Kontseptosfera russkogo yazyka: klyuchevye kontsepty i ih prezentatsii (na materiale leksiki, frazeologii i paremiologii) [Concept of the Russian language: key concepts and their presentations (on the basis of vocabulary, phraseology and paremiology)], Izd-vo «Ural'skiy universitet», Ekaterinburg, Russia. [in Russian].9. MAS – Malyy akademicheskiy slovar russkogo yazyka [Small Academic Dictionary of Russian language], available at: http// www. Classes.ru (Accessed in January 2018). [in Russian].10. NKRYA – Natsionalnyy korpus russkogo yazyka [National corpus of the Russian language], available at: http://www.ruscorpora.ru (Accessed in January 2018, 21 February 2018). [in Russian].11. PRN – Dal, V. I. (2007), Poslovitsy russkogo naroda [Proverbs of the Russian people], Avalon Azbuka-klassika, Saint Petersburg, Russia. [in Russian].12. PSS – Polnyy slovar sinonimov russkogo yazyka [Full Dictionary of Russian Synonyms], available at: http://www.slovar'-sinonimov.rf  (Accessed in January 2018). [in Russian].13. RPP – Anikin, V. P. (ed.) (1988), Russkie poslovitsy i pogovorki [Russian proverbs and sayings], Hudozhestvennaya literatura, Moscow, USSR. [in Russian].14. SS – Sinonimicheskiy slovar russkogo yazyka [Russian Synonyms Dictionary], available at: https://sinonim.org (Accessed 10 July 2018). [in Russian].15. TS – Tolkovyy slovar russkogo yazyka [Dictionary of Russian language], available at: http://www.vedu.ru  (Accessed in January 2018). [in Russian].16. TSRG – Babenko, L. G. (1999), Tolkovyy slovar russkih glagolov: Ideograficheskoe opisanie. Angliyskie ekvivalenty. Sinonimy. Antonimy [Dictionary of Russian verbs: Ideographic description. English equivalents. Synonyms. Antonyms], AST-PRESS, Moscow, Russia. [in Russian].17. Wort – Baza dannyh laboratorii korpusnoy lingvistiki Leiptsigskogo universiteta, available at: http//www.wortschatz.uni-leipzig.de (Accessed in January 2018). [in German].18. Ngram – Google Books Ngram Viewer, available at: https://books.google.com/ngrams (Accessed in January-February 2018). [in English].