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А. KRYMSKYI AND P. ZAGREBELNYI ON THE HISTORY OF UKRAINE: LINGUOCULTURAL DIALOGUE

Journal “Culture Of The Word”- №95, 2021
УДК 811.161.2

Nataliia HOLIKOVA,
Doctor of Philology, Prof., Oles Honchar Dnipro National University
72 Gagarin Ave., Dnipro 49010, Ukraine;
e-mail: nataliaholikova62@gmail.com
ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4157-1275

Heading: AHATANHEL KRYMSKYI: ASPECTS OF PERSONALITY
Language: 
Ukrainian

Abstract
The article presents a comparative analysis of the cognitive-semantic structure of the linguoculturema «Ukraine» in the scientific discourse of A. Krymskyi and in the artistic discourse of P. Zagrebelnyi. Emphasis is placed on the linguistic features of A. Krymskyi’s History of Turkey and P. Zagrebelnyi’s historical novel Roksolana, in which Ukraine is immersed in the life of the Ottoman Empire in the mid-16th century – the period of sultanate of Suleiman Pyshnyi. The main «points of intersection» of individual authorial narratives on the personosphere and historiography of Ukraine are determined, the intersemiotic space of the researched texts, formed on the basis of citation and folklorization, is outlined. The common plot-content segment of the analyzed historical texts is revealed, the linguistic-stylistic means of its representation are characterized. The specific features of the idiolects of A. Krymskyi and P. Zagrebelnyi in accordance with the functional and stylistic norms of the Ukrainian literary language are traced. The set of stylists relevant for the linguistic «portrait» of text-centric figures – Suleiman and Roxolana – in the scientific discourse of A. Krymskyi and in the artistic discourse of P. Zagrebelnyi is analyzed. The peculiarities of verbalization of the thought image «Roksolana» – a historical symbol of Ukraine in the language of the novel of the same name by P. Zagrebelnyi have been studied. It is noted that the «era of the female sultanate» is relevant for both the history of Turkey and the history of Ukraine and that the study of the problem of addressing female images in historical texts of various genres and styles is promising for a number of linguistic disciplines. It is concluded that in the scientific work «History of Turkey» by A. Krymskyi and in the historical novel «Roksolana» by P. Zagrebelnyi presents objective and subjective directions of conceptualization of thought «Ukraine», which occupies an important place in the national-linguistic picture of the world.

Key words: Ukraine, linguoculturema, scientific discourse, artistic discourse, linguistic and aesthetic sign, stylistema.

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LEGEND
ІЄЦ – Eco, Umberto (2013) (ed.). History of European civilization. Renaissance. History. Philosophy. Science and Technology / lane from Italian. O.K. Kolodyazhna and others. Kharkiv: Folio (in Ukr.).
Історія Туреччини – Krymskyi, A. (1924). History of Turkey: Where did the Ottoman state begin, how it grew and developed and how it reached the apogee of its glory and power. Kyiv: Printing House of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences. URL: Istoriia_Turechchyny_vyd_1924.pdf (date of application 29.08.2021).
Роксолана. – Zahrebelnyi, P. (2013). Roxolana. Kyiv (in Ukr.).