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Слова безбожник и беззаветный в диахронии русского дискурса

Слова безбожник и беззаветный в диахронии русского дискурса

Abstract

The article is devoted to the changes in semantics, connotations and collocation of Russian words «безбожник» and «беззаветный», functioning in literary and folk traditions. These changes are determined by the transformation of social values (by the attitude to religion in particular) and linguistic causes. The possibility of analogical or, on the contrary, dissimilar functioning of these words in official and folk discourse is proved in the article. The role of negative prefix «без-» in language being of these lexemes is clarified.

Рассматривается динамика изменений в семантике, коннотациях и сочетаемости русских слов «безбожник» и «беззаветный» в книжной и народной традициях. Эти трансформации во многом обусловлены преобразованием общественных ценностей (в частности, отношения к религии), но связаны также и с собственно лингвистическими причинами. Устанавливается возможность аналогичного или, напротив, несхожего функционирования данных лексем в официальном и «народном» дискурсе; выясняется роль негативирующего префикса «без-» в языковой «судьбе» этих слов.

Keywords

PREFIX «БЕЗ-», РУСИСТИКА, ЛЕКСИКОЛОГИЯ, ИСТОРИЧЕСКАЯ СЕМАНТИКА, ПРИСТАВКИ, ПРИСТАВКА «БЕЗ-», ЛИНГВИСТИЧЕСКАЯ АКСИОЛОГИЯ

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