PECULIARITIES OF PROPER NAME REPRESENTATION OF THE FOURTH CIRCLE OF THE INDIVIDUAL CHREMATONYMIC FRAME
Journal Title: Записки з ономастики - Year 2014, Vol 0, Issue 17
Abstract
The article deals with analysis of the peculiarities of proper name representation in the English world picture, which was established according to the results of the free associative onomastic experiment. Attention is paid to the description of the fourth circle of the individual chrematonymic frame.
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A. Tkachenko
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