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Color symbolism in the poetry of Arthur Rimbaud

Journal: Current Issues in Philology and Pedagogical Linguistics (Vol.-, No. 1)

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Page : 176-185

Keywords : color lexemes; language representation; poetic discourse; individual author’s worldview; discursive and communicative intentions of the author;

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Abstract

The article deals with topical issues of building an individual author's picture based on the material of color-lexemes in the poetic discourse of Arthur Rimbaud. Poetic discourse is understood as a synthesis of various language forms specific to the author's style, which form a communication system that represents information about the author's alternative world, reflected in the poetic text, endowed with pragmatic content, represented by an individual set of language tools characteristic of this author. Coloronyms that represent evaluative and emotional personal meanings that have a certain impact potential are among the most frequent and special-meaning language tools of Artur Rimbaud's individual author's poetic style. The specificity of language representations of the individual author's worldview in poetic discourse, which takes an active part in the formation of a dynamic worldview and determines the effect of an anthropogenic factor as a result of individual speech activity, is due to one of the main components of the poetic discourse represented by the author's linguistic personality. It directly depends on his individual abilities and characteristics, creative techniques that underlie the created literary works. This approach considers the author of a literary text as a subject endowed with a specific set of individual traits, which allows us to reveal the language personality of the poet, which gets its expression in the work, its impact on the reader's personality, along with other aspects of poetic discourse.

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