Published : 2023-08-31

Peculiarities of Nature Verbalization as a Factor of Linguopsychoaccentuation (on the Background of the Novella Intermezzo by Mykhailo Kotsyubynsky)

Abstract

The article provides vast consideration over the nature phenomenon as psychostructutal component of the implied information included in the fictional text. It is proved that the nature is element of the valuable esthetic system of the accentuated linguistic personality. By linguopsycho- accentuation of the fragments of the fictional text containing nature description in the novella by Mykhailo Kotsyubynsky Intermezzo the above text is categorized as «light» type of the text (theory by Vareliy Belianyn). It is established that Kotsyubynsky is endowed by paranoid accentuation. That is why he longed for multifaceted presentation of nature images. It is found out that «light» emotional semantic dominant of the analyzed novella was being molded by high frequency lexics used for definition of the «light» verbalization of the polyfunctionality of the image of sun, bright coloured nature and for creating general positive narration. The analysis of many text missives made it possible to characterize the writer’s artistic applied for verbalization of the living nature with help of figurative associations, expressive connotation, unconventional tropes, universe spirituality done in compliance with the writer physiophilosophy. The nature in the novella is becoming alive and personificated, permeates the consciousness of the narrator triggering his internal imputes. Thus, the conclusion made about determinism of the fictional language of any text predetermined by the psychological characteristics of the classical writer.

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accentuated linguistic personality, nature verbalisation, emotional-semantic dominant, ‘light’ type of the fictional text, phenomenon of linguopsychoaccentuation



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Roczniki Humanistyczne · ISSN 0035-7707 | eISSN 2544-5200 | DOI: 10.18290/rh
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