Examining the Characteristics of English Language Literature at Visual and Linguistic Levels

Document Type : Research Article

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1 Department of Russian Literature and Teaching Methods, Kazan Federal University, Kazan, Russiaazan Federal University

2 Department of Russian Literature and Teaching Methods, Kazan Federal University, Kazan, Russia

3 Department of Contrastive Linguistics, Kazan Federal University, Kazan, Russia

Abstract

This piece investigates the peculiarities of Mayakovsky's early literary universe. The research focuses on the figurative and linguistic levels of English texts that have been versified.  The study concentrated on the linguistic and figurative levels of poetry texts. Researchers can both identify the uniqueness of the author's creative world and place the poet's work within the general English context of the literary process of the period under study by combining historical-literary and structural-semantic research methods. Thus, the authors of the article conclude that the breakup of the inflexible link between a word's form and semantics is what distinguishes Mayakovsky's poetic language from other forms of language. The word's soundographic structure, which compels the reader to view it as a physical object, rather than language's ability to communicate ideas through communication, is highlighted by the use of a "difficult" artistic form, the word's free division into distinct segments, and the unique quality of the imagery. The writers of the piece clarify that Mayakovsky's universe is a dynamic one that is always changing, affecting not only the external world but also the lyrical hero. Direct transformation of the lyrical hero becomes commonplace, in addition to the method of metaphor realization, which allows individual components of the integral image of the lyrical hero to have an independent character.

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Journal of Research in Applied Linguistics
Volume 14, Issue 3
Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Research in Applied Linguistics (ICRAL 2023), October 30, 2023, Kazan, Russia
October 2023
Pages 347-351

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