\u0415-mail: nina_daniljuk@ukr.net
\nORCID: https:\/\/orcid.org\/ 0000-0002-7373-2902<\/p>\n
Heading: To the 150-th anniversary of the birthday of Lesia Ukrainka
\nLanguage: Ukrainian<\/p>\n
Abstract
\nThe article is devoted to the linguistic image of the Crimea, conceptualized on the basis of the analysis of Lesia Ukrainka\u2019s poetic texts from the cycles \u201cThe Crimean Recollections\u201d (the collection \u201cOn the Wings of Songs\u201d, Lviv, 1893), \u201cThe Crimean Reminiscences\u201d (the collection \u201cThoughts and Dreams\u201d, Lviv, 1899) and two poems \u201cA Memory from Yevpatoria\u201d (1904) and \u201cA Wave\u201d (1908) which do not belong to any collections. In these texts Lesya Ukrainka\u2019s recollections about the visit to the Crimea in 1890\u20131891, 1897\u20131898, and in 1907\u20131908 are reflected with the help of figurative means. A linguistic image of the Crimea is a segment of the individual-authorial map of the world of the writer that reflects her language-thinking, Ukrainian origin, and profound knowledge of folklore resources. It has been found out that the image is consists of the descriptions of such cities as Yalta, Yevpatoria, and Bakhchysarai where the writer stayed or visited them. A special distinction is given to Bakhchysarai with its realia of the khan\u2019s palace and muslimness to which three poems were devoted. With the help of figurative means the lines of mountains and certain places, connected with the Crimean legends (Baidary, Chortovi skhody (Devil\u2019s stairs)), obtain their prominence. The nature and elements of the Black sea are thoroughly depicted \u2013 quiet in the bright weather and wild during the storm. Many contexts prove that the poetess perceived the sea as a living creature, relevant to her moods and feelings. It has been pointed out that Lesia\u2019s Crimea is associated with her dear ones \u2013 first of all with her brother Mykhailo and beloved Serhii, with the forgotten poet Nadson, with the Crimean Tatars (the appearance and clothes of a young female Tatar (who is called by a diminutive form of the ethnic name Tatar – tatarochka) is described in the brightest way).
\nMost of the appellatives of the peninsular (God\u2019s given land, a land of constant rays, a bright country, a country of light, a joyful country, a beautiful side (of the world) and others) have a positive connotation caused by the author\u2019s admiration of its gorgeous nature. But there have been found negative evaluative expressions that resulted from the understanding of the decay of the traditional Crimean Tatar material and spiritual culture, enslavement of the indigenous people (\u041d\u0435\u0432\u043e\u043b\u044f \u0439 \u0434\u043e\u0441\u0456 \u043f\u0440\u0430\u0432\u0438\u0442\u044c \u0432 \u0441\u0456\u0439 \u043a\u0440\u0430\u0457\u043d\u0456! – Captivity still rules in this country!). That is why the author compared the captivated land with a boat, broken by a storm, and a steppe horse that dies in the sands of a desert.<\/p>\n
Keywords: a linguistic image of the Crimea, a poetic text, a figurative means, an appellative, a proper name.<\/p>\n
REFERENCES
\n1.\tAblaieva, U. (2015). The Traditional Headgears of the Crimean Tatars: on the Problem of Classification. Narodoznavchi Zoshyty, 4, 860\u2013867 (in Ukr.).
\n2.\tDanylyuk, N. (2017). Linguistic World View in the Poetic Texts of Lesia Ukrainka\u2019s Collection \u00abOn the Wings of the Songs\u00bb. Ukrainske movoznavstvo, 1, 63\u201378 (in Ukr.).
\n3.\tDictionary of Foreign Words. Red. O. S. Melnychuk. Kyiv, 1985.
\n4.\tIvanenko V. H. Crimea in life and work of Lesia Ukrainka. Crimean Memories: Poems, Prose, Letters. Simferopol, 1986. (in Ukr.).
\n5.\tLesia Ukrainka. Encyclopedia of life and work. URL: https:\/\/www.l-ukrainka.name\/uk\/Verses.html (last address: 01.11.2020). (in Ukr.).<\/p>\n
LEGEND
\n\u041b\u0423 \u2013 Lesia Ukrainka. Encyclopedia of life and work. URL: https:\/\/www.l-ukrainka.name\/uk\/Verses.html (last address: 01.11.2020) (in Ukr.).
\n\u0421\u0406\u0421 \u2013 Dictionary of Foreign Words. Red. O. S. Melnychuk. Kyiv, 1985.","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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