Izvestiya of Saratov University.
Philology. Journalism
ISSN 1817-7115 (Print)
ISSN 2541-898X (Online)

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РОЛЬ МЕТАФОР ГАСТРОНОМИЧЕСКОЙ И КУЛИНАРНОЙ НАПРАВЛЕННОСТИ В ПРОИЗВЕДЕНИЯХ РУССКОЙ ЛИТЕРАТУРЫ НАЧАЛА ХХ ВЕКА (НА ПРИМЕРЕ РОМАНА «БЕЛАЯ ГВАРДИЯ» М. БУЛГАКОВА)

В статье нашли отражение результаты анализа использования метафор гастрономической и кулинарной направленности в произведениях русской литературы начала XX века на примере романа «Белая гвардия» М. Булгакова как одного из авторских приемов, с помощью которого формируется общая сюжетная линия произведения посредством более яркого воплощения образов и персонажей - неодушевленных предметов, которые в процессе повествования престают перед читателями полноправными героями, дополняющими своим присутствием общую картину жизнеописания судеб людей и целых семейных кланов.

Semantic Repetitions in Fairy-tale Texts from A. N. Afanasyev’s Collection

The article deals with the description of the types and functions of semantic repetitions in the texts of the Russian folk fairy-tales collected by A. N. Afanasyev. The author comes to the conclusion that semantic repetitions in fairy-tales are not simply an expressive means, they promote the expansion of meaning and serve to form a child’s cognitive abilities.

The Features of Substantive Polysemy of Regionalisms of the French Language in France

The article reviews the features of polysemic nouns in the French language in France. A detailed classification of metaphoric and metonymic models of polysemic substantive regionalisms is given.

Peculiarities of Substantive Polysemy of the Russian Language Regionalisms

The article is dedicated to the peculiarities of polysemous nouns of the Russian language. A detailed classification of the metaphoric and metonymic models of polysemous substantive regionalisms is presented.

The Semiotic Character of a Term. On the Problem of Polysemy and Homonymy (Based on the Data of English IT-Terminology Dictionaries)

The article studies the semiotic character of an IT-term and sheds the light on its binary structure. The relationship between the signifier and the signified helps understand the correlation between the form and content of a term. The ideal term is supposed to possess one-to-one correspondence between the signifier and the signified. When this correspondence is violated and becomes asymmetric, polysemy and homonymy may occur.