THE EXPRESSION OF THE CONCEPT OF 'SUCCESS' IN PAREMIOLOGICAL UNITS
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This study examines how the concept of success is linguistically represented in paremiological units across different cultural and linguistic contexts. Through a comprehensive literature analysis, this research explores the semantic structures, cultural manifestations, and universal themes related to success in proverbs. The analysis reveals that while success-related paremiological units exhibit universal cognitive patterns, their specific manifestations are significantly influenced by cultural values and linguistic frameworks. The findings contribute to understanding how collective wisdom about achievement and success is encoded in traditional sayings across diverse linguistic communities.
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