DISCURSIVE-PRAGMATIC CRITERIA FOR DEFINING PAREMIC GENRES: A LINGUISTIC FRAMEWORK
Keywords:
Paremiology, Discursive-Pragmatic Criteria, Illocutionary Force, Contextual Dependency, Speech Act Theory, Intertextuality, Face-Saving Strategies, Linguistic Worldview, Didacticism, Pragmatic Presupposition, Paremic Genres, Communicative Strategy, Discourse Analysis, Cultural Schemas, Functional Linguistics.Abstract
In the contemporary linguistic paradigm, paremias (proverbs, sayings, and aphorisms) are analyzed as functional units of discourse rather than static lexical items. This article outlines the essential discursive-pragmatic criteria used to categorize and interpret these units, focusing on how they operate as strategic tools in communication.
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