METAPHORICAL CONCEPTUALIZATION OF THE EMOTION OF ANGER IN THE SPANISH LINGUISTIC WORLDVIEW

This article examines the conceptual metaphorization of the emotion of anger in the Spanish linguistic worldview from the
perspectives of cognitive linguistics and linguoculturology. The aim of the study is to identify the principal conceptual models
through which the emotion of anger is verbalized in Spanish and to determine their national and cultural specificity. The study
demonstrates that Spanish metaphorical models are characterized by a high degree of expressiveness, rich imagery, and a close
connection with the historical, religious, and cultural features of Spanish linguoculture.