ANTHROPONYMS AS SYMBOLEMES OF IVAN FRANKO’S POETIC DISCOURSE
Journal Title: Записки з ономастики - Year 2014, Vol 0, Issue 17
Abstract
The article deals with the analysis of the symbolic loading of the anthroponyms in Ivan Franko’s poetry. Anthroponyms are considered to be an integral part of individual author’s style and his idiolect. The linguistic and extralinguistic factors that contribute to symbolization of anthroponyms are described in the article. It was stated that anthroponyms are not only the important factor of transmission of Franko’s emotional and expressive vision of reality, but also an artistically polished and covert symboleme.
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L. Yavir
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