Published 2019-08-31
Keywords
- Women's literature, trops, epithet, comparison, subject and image of comparison, metaphor, index minimum, metaphorical context, two-sidedness, representation, semantics, colorful vocabulary, color image of the world, subject group, frequency, model of the world
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Abstract
The article presents the results of the analysis of tops and color vocabulary in modern women's prose. A detailed comparison of the subject and the image of the comparison in the works of V. Tokareva, D. Ruina, O. Slavnikova, I. Muravyova and many other women authors of the XXI century is given in this article. The metaphoric of women's prose and the positions of the metaphorical and non-metaphorical components of the image are investigated. In the context of the tropes (epithet, comparison, metaphor), the color preferences of women writers are presented, so the coloratives are often presented as part of these figurative means and perform a specific function.
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