The concept "Independence" in the irish historical political discourse of the XIXTH CENTURY

Tatiana Sergeevna Makarova

Tatiana Sergeevna Makarova Department of Foreign Languages Perm State Agrarian and Technological University, Russia

Keywords: Irish historical political discourse of the XIXth century; the concept of “independence”; lexico-semantic version “cancellation of the union”; lexico-semantic version “autonomous parliament”; lexicosemantic version “political rights of Catholics”; lexico-semantic version “methods of non-violent resistance”; lexico-semantic version “revolutionary methods of struggle”.

Abstract

The article focuses on the XIXth century Irish historical political discourse, which presents the question of constructing an independent Irish state. Historical political discourse is a description of the Irish political history of 1843−1849. It is noted that organizations that emerged in the mid−XIXth century interpreted the issue of creating an Irish state in political doctrines ambiguously. The study of extralinguistic data revealed the variability of the concept “independence”, which was the key to constructing the semantic field “Irish independence”.

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Author Biography

Tatiana Sergeevna Makarova, Department of Foreign Languages Perm State Agrarian and Technological University, Russia

Senior Lecturer Department of Foreign Languages Perm State Agrarian and Technological University named after academician D.N. Pryanishnikov 614990, Perm, Petropavlovskaya Street, 23 Perm, Russia

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