Definitions of "culture"
Who defined culture as an integrated pattern of human behavior?
Scientists in linguistics and social sciences.
Who defined culture as an integrated pattern of human behavior?
Scientists in linguistics and social sciences.
What is the main subject of research in linguoculturology?
cultural concept
What is non-equivalent vocabulary?
Words that cannot be translated by a single word into another language.
Which researcher developed a framework of communicative competence in 1984?
Canale
What does culture include besides language?
Customs, rituals, manners, and roles.
What does culture include besides language?
Customs, rituals, manners, and roles.
How is a concept understood in linguoculturology?
As a cultural–mental–lexical expression.
What do non-equivalent words usually reflect?
Culture-specific phenomena.
Name the four elements of communicative competence.
Grammatical, sociolinguistic, discourse, and strategic competence
What ability is essential for culture to survive?
The ability to transmit culture to future generations.
What ability is essential for culture to survive?
The ability to transmit culture to future generations.
Who considered a concept part of culture in the human mind?
Y. S. Stepanov.
What are borrowed non-equivalent words called?
Exotic vocabulary (exotisms).
Giving alternative phrases for unknown words is called?
Circumlocution/Paraphrasing
According to V. N. Telia, how is culture described?
As world-conception, world-perception, and world-comprehension.
According to V. N. Telia, how is culture described?
As world-conception, world-perception, and world-comprehension.
What type of mental structure is a cultural concept?
A multifunctional mental expression.
What is a lacuna?
A gap where a word has no equivalent in another language.
What is the compensatory element used when learners’ language skills are insufficient?
Strategic competence