Abstract
The article analyzes the theoretical and methodological base for the study of emotions and concepts in modern linguistics. The relationship between the conceptual and nominative fields is revealed, where the conceptual field has a multi-level structure with the possibility of distinguishing the core, central zone and periphery, and the nominative field of the concept consists of a combination of language means, objectifies the concept in a certain period of development of society. The conceptual component of the structure of the concept of "emotion" is defined. The features of actualization of the concepts of positive and negative emotions in women's novels by John Green are revealed. The frequency of occurrence of the concepts of positive and negative emotions in the art discourse is analyzed.
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