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The study of antonomasia, which is in fact a double trope since there are antonomasia of proper name and antonomasia of common name, could imply the existence of a system of the proper name based on positions and organized around a prototype, the ...
Nicolas Laurent
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THE LEXICAL-SEMANTIC STUDY OF ANTONOMASIA IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Antonomasia is a significant rhetorical and lexical-semantic device in the English language, involving the substitution of a proper name for a common noun or vice versa. This paper investigates the lexical-semantic characteristics of antonomasia in English, examining its structural patterns, semantic mechanisms, and functional roles in literary ...
Saminova, Sevaraxon +1 more
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Antonomasia in Different Languages [PDF]
The article deals with the phenomenon of antonomasia in language and speech, its essence and lexical-semantic features, and the issues such as the role of.
Achilova, Risolat
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Metaphor, metonymy and the nounness of proper names
Proper names are generally considered as a specific category of nouns. Research may focus on their specificities, but also, in the opposite perspective, on what they share with common nouns.
Pierre J.L. Arnaud
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This article is dedicated to the analysis of the linguistic means that influenced image development of the German Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder in the run-up and during the first year in office.
Elizaveta S. Goncharova
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In the kingdom of Antonomasia : (meta)fiction in Cervantes’ Don Quixote [PDF]
The story of Princess Antonomasia is one of the relatively autonomous tales interpolated into the string of adventures centered round the title character of Don Quixote.
Ryczek, Wojciech, Wojciech Ryczek
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Functional stylistics and vertical context
Compared to the philological disciplines of general systematic nature functional stylistics and the studies of vertical context are relatively young and underdeveloped: the definitions of the disciplines in question are there, but the details have either
A. A. Lipgart, O. D. Vishnyakova
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Abstract The article offers an analysis of Peirce's notion of “rhema.” It examines and explains Peirce's definition of the rhema; it identifies and solves two problems that are direct consequences of the definition. The first problem is that proper names, while classified as rhemata, do not satisfy Peirce's definition of the rhema.
Francesco Bellucci
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This article is composed of two parts. In the first, the Scottish genre of flyting, whose main purpose was to humiliate the opponent, is situated in the context of the Anglo-Saxon cultural and literary tradition.
Dominika Ruszkiewicz
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This article aims to enlighten on the situation of people who bore the nicknames Threptus and Trophimus under the Principate. Imported from the Greek nouns θρεπτος and τρόφιμος, the two cognomina arise from a ...
Gaëlle Perrot
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