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О некоторых синонимах - существительных в в поэзии Фарзоны и М. Цветаевой

О некоторых синонимах - существительных в в поэзии Фарзоны и М. Цветаевой

Abstract

Synonyms and synonymical relations in the creations of the great Russian poetess Marina Tsvetayeva and the well-known Tajik poetess Farzona are ones of scantily studied aspects of modern linguistics. Proceeding from a scrupulous analysis of poetical fragments from Tsvetayeva`s and Farzona`s works containing synonyms the author elicits both proximity and distinction in their poetical styles in so far as synonyms are concerned. In particular, that fact is worth attention that both poetesses use not only usual synonyms, but synonymical pairs either. The proximity of their works lies not only in morphological and grammatical aspects, but in semantic plane either, it refers to the cases when synonymical words coincide in their meanings. The usage of synonyms by the poetesses elevates an expressiveness of their creations, affords to avoid dullness of language; these two women-of-letters are singled out as bright stars in the firmament of contemporary poetry.

Синонимы и синонимические отношения в творчестве великой русской поэтессы Марины Цветаевой и известной таджикской поэтессы Фарзоны Худжанди являются одним из малоизученных аспектов современного языкознания. Автор после скрупулёзного анализа стихотворных фрагментов из произведений Цветаевой и Фарзоны, содержащих синонимы, выявляет общность и отличия в их поэтическом стиле при использовании синонимов. В частности, в статье отмечено, что оба автора используют не только обычные, но и парные синонимы-существительные. Общность их творений заключается не только в морфологическом и грамматическом аспекте, но и в семантическом плане, при использовании слов-синонимов с совпадающим значением. Использование синонимов поэтессами повышает выразительность их творений, позволяет избежать однообразия речи, выделяя их как самых ярких звезд на небосводе современной поэзии.

Keywords

синонимические отношения, поэтический текст, слова с совпадающим денотатом, синонимический ряд, многозначное слово, языковые уровни, общность и различие, синонимы-существительные, парные синонимы, супплетивность

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