Oath Expressions in Vietnamese Prose (1930–1945) and Reflections of Vietnamese Cultural Characteristics
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| author | Hue Le Thi, |
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| contents | <p>The article “Oath Expressions in Vietnamese Prose (1930–1945) and Reflections of Vietnamese Cultural Characteristics” examines 127 oath expressions found in Vietnamese prose works, demonstrating that oaths vividly reflect the distinctive cultural identity of the Vietnamese people. These oath expressions embody cultural elements through two major aspects: first, the use of spiritual symbols such as Heaven, Earth, deities, and ancestors; and second, the speaker’s self-attribution of harm or loss, including being punished by Heaven, losing honor, or even sacrificing one’s life. Through this analysis, the article contributes to clarifying the interrelationship between language and culture within the spiritual life of the Vietnamese people.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Oath Expressions in Vietnamese Prose (1930–1945) and Reflections of Vietnamese Cultural Characteristics Hue Le Thi, Oath expressions; Language; Culture; Literary works; Spirituality. <p>The article “Oath Expressions in Vietnamese Prose (1930–1945) and Reflections of Vietnamese Cultural Characteristics” examines 127 oath expressions found in Vietnamese prose works, demonstrating that oaths vividly reflect the distinctive cultural identity of the Vietnamese people. These oath expressions embody cultural elements through two major aspects: first, the use of spiritual symbols such as Heaven, Earth, deities, and ancestors; and second, the speaker’s self-attribution of harm or loss, including being punished by Heaven, losing honor, or even sacrificing one’s life. Through this analysis, the article contributes to clarifying the interrelationship between language and culture within the spiritual life of the Vietnamese people.</p> |
| title | Oath Expressions in Vietnamese Prose (1930–1945) and Reflections of Vietnamese Cultural Characteristics |
| topic | Oath expressions; Language; Culture; Literary works; Spirituality. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17452943 |