ACADEMIC JOURNAL
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ISSN 2542-1077 (Print) ISSN 1994-5973 (Online) |
Linguistics |
Kononchenko Yu. A. | Lugansk State Pedagogical University |
Keywords: ethnocultural concept poetic worldview author’s personal worldview Donbass poets bilingualism |
Summary: Modern linguistic research pays special attention to the study of the interconnection between concepts
and a specifi c ethnic group, as well as to some specifi c features of their refl ection in a linguistic worldview of a certain
area residents. The relevance of this article is determined by the author’s study of the specifi c formation of ethnonational
concepts in a poetic worldview of Donbass writers in the second half of the XX century. The novelty of the article
is represented by considering the “nature” concept in the context of the literary and colloquial bilingualism in the given
area. Using comparative analysis, the author substantiates the choice of certain lexical units in poetic texts and explains
the infl uence of ethnonational stereotypes on the writer’s personal vision. On the periphery of national symbols, this
situational bilingualism (characterized by the domination of the spoken Russian language over the Ukrainian one despite
its status as the offi cial state and national language) formed poetic symbols distinctive only for Donbass writers.
It is concluded that the formation of the “nature” ethnonational concept in the poetic texts of Donbass writers during
the second half of the XX century was signifi cantly infl uenced by the writers’ self-identifi cation not just as members of the whole nation, but also as the residents of their native region. Thus, the core of the “nature” concept is formed by the ethnonational symbols and images familiar to these poets since their childhood. |
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