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Метонимия в англоязычном сленге на примере наименований одежды

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Метонимия в англоязычном сленге на примере наименований одежды

Abstract

Данная выпускная квалификационная работа посвящена метонимии как продуктивному способу семантической, словообразовательной и фразообразовательной деривации в сленге на примере наименований одежды. Исследование содержит теоретический анализ проблем сленга и особенностей метонимического переноса в сленге и рассматривает специфику метонимии в субстандартном английском языке на примере наименований одежды. Материал исследования отобран методом сплошной выборки из словарей. Было выявлено, что рассматриваемые единицы могут быть разделены на группы, а на основе проделанного анализа можно определить специфику примеров метонимии с наименованием одежды. Полученные результаты позволяют подтвердить важность дальнейшего исследования метонимии в субстандартном языке и изучения её роли в создании новых сленговых единиц.

This graduation thesis is devoted to metonymy as a semantic, word-formative and phrase-formative method through the examples of clothing items names in slang. The research contains the theoretical analysis of slang problems and peculiarities of metonymic interference and considers the specifics of metonymy in substandard English. The examples of clothing items names were taken from English slang dictionaries. It was found that the examples can be divided into groups, and basing on the analysis of such groups we can find specific features of the examples of clothing items names in substandard English. The results allow us to confirm the importance of further study of metonymy and explore its role in creation of new slang units.

Keywords

метонимия, metonymy in English language, одежда, metonymy, metonymy through clothing items, slang, сленг

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