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The main objective of the presented paper is to provide an overview of references to the term good change (Polish: dobra zmiana) in the context of its discoursive evolution. The expression was first introduced into the Polish discourse during the parliamentary campaign of the Law and Justice party (PiS) before the election of October 25, 2015. In the periods following its introduction - during the first year of the Law and Justice government (10.26.2015–10.26.2016), and after one year until now (10.27.2016–6.09.2017) - the phrase has gained new meaning. The analysis is based on fifty examples of the usage of the expression good change featured in various articles published online. Nevertheless, apart from online articles - which constitute the majority of the analyzed material - the paper includes also entries on TV channels’ or news agencies’ webportals, and anecdotal uses.
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Rocznik Teologiczny
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2015
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vol. 57
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issue 1
77-92
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Artykuł poświęcony jest językowemu obrazowi wiary w Boga rozumianej przez pryzmat potrzeby bezpieczeństwa. Na podstawie zebranego materiału-wypowiedzi pochodzących od osób wierzących, wyodrębniłam warianty metafory WIARA W BOGA TO ŹRÓDŁO POCZUCIA BEZPIECZEŃSTWA wraz z profilami semantycznymi. Z materiału wynika, że badani postrzegają wiarę w Boga jako element życia zapewniający im spokój, gwarantujący zdrowie psychiczne, dający nadzieję, chroniący przed zagrożeniami oraz pocieszenie.
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In the paper author discusses the linguistic view of the interplay between the notion of faith in God and the safety need. Main concern is focused on analysing metaphorical extensions of the concept of faith in God as the source of safety. Based on the interviews among Christians, author analyses the problem in question with respect to particular semantic profiles of the metaphor FAITH IS A SOURCE OF SAFETY. In many cases faith is presented as the element that secures human life, guarantees peace, hope, offers protection and consolation. In other words, the picture of faith that emerges from the interviews portrays it as a fundamental notion in life, a source of safety, rescue or even the last resort.
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