Abstract
The purpose of the article is to conduct a linguistic reconstruction of the concept VICTIM OF PERSECUTION of the cognitive terminological structure REFUGEE, which is verbalized by the term victim of persecution and functions in legal discourse. The object of the research is the concept VICTIM OF PERSECUTION, the subject is a linguistic reconstruction of this concept. Methodology includes the elements of linguistic reconstruction, analysis of definitions, component analysis, etymological analysis, as well as a corpus approach. The finding of the research is a contribution to the development of new approaches to the interpretation of branch terms through the use of linguistic reconstruction of concepts and cognitive terminological structures. The practical value of this study is in the improvement of lexicography and the further development of legal linguistics as a science of the language of laws. The conclusions. The proposed attempt of linguistic reconstruction of the concept VICTIMS OF PERSECUTION of the cognitive terminological structure REFUGEE, which is verbalized by the term victim of persecution and functions in legal discourse, demonstrated that the cognitive terminological structure victim of persecution to denote an actual acute social phenomenon, presented in modern Ukrainian as a combination of professional / scientific and everyday ideas about a person who suffers from other people and / or adverse circumstances, can be defined as «a person who is abused and who is suffered from harassment and oppression». The ability to formulate terminological meanings based on the analysis of dictionary definitions, taking into account symbolic meanings concentrated around each unit and the whole text in which this lexeme operates, as well as analyzing the contextual surrounding by involving the corpus approach, confirmed the need for linguistic reconstruction of concepts and cognitive terminological structures for interpretation terms within special discourses.
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