Lexical embodiment of emotivity in the literary text (based on the novel “Rudin” by I. Turgenev)
https://doi.org/10.26907/2074-0239-2022-69-3-37-43
Abstract
In modern anthropological linguistics, one of the most relevant areas of research is the study of various linguistic means that express the inner world of a person in literary texts. Among all the linguistic means of interpreting emotions, lexical means occupy a key place, they are the main ways of cognition, conceptualization, evaluation and explanation of the human psychological activity. The study of verbalization features of emotive space at the lexical level in the works of I. Turgenev has not been extensively and universally addressed. In this regard, this article studies, in the functional- semantic aspect, emotive vocabulary in the novel “Rudin” by I. Turgenev. Our research explores theoretical problems, associated with the terminological apparatus of emotiology, and analyzes the state of modern scientific research in the field of the language emotive meaning. In addition, the study contains observations on the means of conceptualization and verbalization of emotions and on the classification of emotive vocabulary according to the categorical-lexical seme. The language units in the novel “Rudin” both convey the emotional experience of the characters and help to realize the emotive background and tonality of the work, making the emotional expression of the work more figurative, which allows the reader to better understand the inner world of the characters and the author.
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Yulin Wang
Kazan Federal University
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
Wang Yulin, graduate student
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Kazan
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Wang Yu. Lexical embodiment of emotivity in the literary text (based on the novel “Rudin” by I. Turgenev). Philology and Culture. 2022;(3):37-43. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.26907/2074-0239-2022-69-3-37-43
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