Brow – man – shuttle in M. Lermontov’s youthful lyrics
Journal Title: UNKNOWN - Year 2018, Vol 1, Issue
Abstract
The article explores the connection of the words “brow” – “man” – “shuttle”. These lexical units have strong semantic and emotional charge in the young poet’s verses. M. Lermontov uses the words “brow”, “man” and “shuttle” in his poems as an important component of the poetic image. The author studies connections between these words with key motives of Lermontov’s lyrics.
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Vurgun Georgiyevich Mekhtiev, Darya Vasilyevna Redko
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