ANGER REPRESENTATION IN BIBLICAL DISCOURSE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.25128/2304-1222.20.50.03Keywords:
anger, Bible, conflict, discourse, representationAbstract
This article aims at presenting anger as a negative emotion that generates conflict recorded and represented in the Biblical discourse. The main objective of this study is to present the cognitive, functional, and pragmatic dimensions of anger as an emotion leading to conflicts, wars and destruction. In this study the applied research methodology belongs to the discursive psychology incorporating the research tools of cognitive, and functional linguistics as well as Speech Act Theory to analyze the research material coming from The Holy Bible: New International Version, (HBNIV, 1984).
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