Stylistic description of phraseological connotation
Journal Title: JOURNAL OF ADVANCES IN LINGUISTICS - Year 2016, Vol 7, Issue 1
Abstract
This article considers the issues of phraseological connotation in a literary text, phraseology issues from the perspective of cultural linguistics, different approaches to phraseological units classification in contemporary linguistic studies, functional-stylistic and emotional-expressive features of phraseological units in a literary text. By phraseological unit we mean fixed combinations of words characterized by constant lexical composition, grammatical structure and meaning that is known to the language speakers and that is not derived from the meaning of the constituent components.
Authors and Affiliations
Dr. Trushev Aytmukhamet Kassymbaevich, PhD Zhumabekova Beibytnur Kaparovna, PhD Karipzhanova Gulnaz Tokenovna, PhD Karipzhanova Ainur Oralovna, Prof. , Dr. Abikenova Gulnat Tokenovna
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