STRUCTURAL-SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF ORIGINAL OF SONNET 131 BY W. SHAKESPEARE
Journal Title: Мова - Year 2017, Vol 0, Issue 28
Abstract
The object of the article is the problem of the diff erent scientifi c approaches to Shakespeare’s works studying and to the source text analysis. The subject of this study is the sonnet 131 by W. Shakespeare. The purpose of the article is to investigate the structural-semantic peculiarities of thesource text, and to determine the approaches to Shakespeare’s works studying and analyze a source language content. Methodology comprises such methods as structural and semantic analysis, the method of stylistic phenomena comparing. 12 archaisms and 12 stylistic techniques were used, of which W. Shakespeare most often used a metaphor, less frequent comparisons and hyperbole, and even less epithets and alliterations are fi ndings of research. The practical value of the investigation is to use the suggested results in such disciplines as “Stylistics of English” and “Lexicology of the English language”, “The theory of translation from English” and “History of the English language”.
Authors and Affiliations
Hannah M. UDOVICHENKO
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