MEANING OF STYLISTICALLY MARKED UNITS IN STORY “TOBERMORY” BY H. H. MUNRO

Abstract

The article is devoted to the stylistically marked linguistic units as the basis of a linguo-poetic analysis. In a literary text these units can realize their potential in varying degrees, for which determination the category of linguo-poetic relative significance is introduced. The different types of marked linguistic units and their meaning are illustrated by the material of the story “Tobermory” by H. H. Munro.

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• Published: August 16, 2013.

Keywords

• лингвопоэтический анализ
• стилистически маркированные единицы
• ингерентная коннотация
• адгерентная коннотация
• категория относительной лингвопоэтической значимости
• linguo-poetic analysis
• stylistically marked units
• inherent connotation
• adherent connotation
• category of relative linguo-poetic significance

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