Językowe emanacje emocji w Listach do Voli Vładzimira Naklajeva jako źródło wartościowania rzeczywistości
Journal Title: ACTA POLONO-RUTHENICA - Year 2018, Vol 3, Issue 0
Abstract
On the basis of the analysis of the letters of Vladimir Naklajev to his wife, Vola, the author con- cludes that the linguistic forms used in the letters serve the function of conceptualisation of the emo- tions of their author. In fact, they are an example of ego-documents that represent the self-perception and interpretation of a particular political event in Minsk in 2010, through which the Belarussian poet, Vladimir Naklajev, verbalises his personal accounts of himself, events and other people linked with these events in the Belarussian capital. It is worth pinpointing that the language of the letters has a specific emotional climate that changes in accordance with events, situations and people, to which their author refers. The properties of the linguistic code of the letters allow to understand them as texts that symbolise the personal senses of their author.
Authors and Affiliations
Andrzej Sitarski
„Płótno, piołun, sandały...”. Maksymilian Wołoszyn we wspomnieniach
Maximilian Kirienko-Voloshin (known as Maximilian Voloshin), a Russian poet and painter, was a colourful, maverick person; it is not possible to assess him unequivocally. He made a strong impression on people around him,...
"Я вас любил" : еще раз к проблеме : Пушкин - Собаньская
-----
Tajne notatki z lat 1836-1837 Aleksandra Puszkina jako postmodernistyczna mistyfikacja
The article is an attempt to demystify Secret Notes from 1836-1837, which were published by Mikhail Armalinski in the United States in 1986 as an authentic text by Aleksandr Pushkin. There are a number of argument in fav...
Реализация когнитивных мотивов в русских и польских названиях банковских вкладов
The paper attempts to identify the most frequent cognitive motives used in nomination of Russian and Polish deposit accounts. The aim is also to state differences between Russian and Polish such kind of business communic...
Sołowjow i Dostojewski : idea Sofii
-----