Concept “land” in the artistic discourse of Pavlo Zahrebelnyi

Holikova, Nataliia

doi:10.15407/ukrmova2017.02.123

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“…While previous research has examined various aspects of linguistic representation and cultural identity in literature, this study offers a distinctive perspective by delving into the intricate nuances of how a renowned poetess like Lina Kostenko articulates the concept of LAND. Although scholars have explored the LAND concept in both literary and folklore Ukrainian texts (e.g., Pastukh, 2022;Khavaldzhy, 2021;Brodiuk, 2019;Pavlushenko, 2017;Holikova, 2017;Iovkhymchuk, 2010;Paniekina, 2000;Lobur, 1996, etc. ), the specific focus on Kostenko's works, with her profound influence in Ukrainian literary circles, uncovers new dimensions for understanding the connection between language, culture, and identity.…”

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'I whisper a prayer to this beauty...': Representation of the national concept 'ЗЕМЛЯ'/'LAND' in Lina Kostenko' s literary universe

Krupko,

Pidhrushna

2024

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This study examined Lina Kostenko’s literary expressions, and offers a more profound comprehension of the nuanced connotations associated with ЗЕМЛЯ/LAND concept in the Ukrainian context and its role in shaping Ukrainian cultural identity. The analysis of Kostenko’s literary works, with a specific emphasis on significant lexical components such as Україна/Ukraine, рідна земля/native land, and Батьківщина/Motherland, explored the complex interplay between language, culture, and identity. Metaphors, epithets, and figurative language, which encompass ideas of краcа/beauty, родючіcть/fertility, щедрість/generosity are employed to elucidate the conceptual characteristics associated with the LAND concept. Spatial concretizations such as ліс/forest, сад/garden, поле/field, and степ/steppe have gained considerable significance, with the steppe in particular emerging as a prominent symbol of Ukrainian identity constituting approximately 44% of linguistic representations, while approximately 47% of the observed depictions were associated with the forest and garden. Additionally, the study explored the anthropomorphic qualities and identified the axiologemes attributed to the concept of ЗЕМЛЯ/LAND, as well as their role in shaping the nation’s consciousness. This academic exploration revealed valuable insights into the linguistic richness and cultural significance of ЗЕМЛЯ/LAND concept and its enduring relevance within the broader context of linguo-culturology and conceptual analysis.

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'I whisper a prayer to this beauty...': Representation of the national concept 'ЗЕМЛЯ'/'LAND' in Lina Kostenko' s literary universe

Krupko,

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2024

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The Native Land in Oleksii Dovhyi’s Linguistic View of the World

Strokal

2020

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The article found that the main component of a person’s view of the world are certain ideas about reality, which are formed in the mind of man in the form of concepts. Within the view of the world, such a basic value is defined as a «concept». The concept is interpreted in the study as a certain form of representation and understanding of knowledge in the mind of man. It is stated that the object of linguistic research is the specific linguistic forms of expression of concepts and ideas that express in the artistic text the author’s understanding of reality. Such linguistic units have two functions – representing the author’s worldview and shaping the worldview of the reader, influencing him. In the OleksiiDovhyi’s poetic language the outlook of his lyrical hero is represented by a series of tokens that denote groups of realities related to the image of his native land. In the conceptual view of the world of the author’s lyrical hero, this image is a sacred locus, a place rich in glorious history, filled with beautiful people, a place where history and the present are combined for the author against the backdrop of untouched nature. In some poetic contexts, the author sacralises the image of the native land by means of a series of units for the designation of environmental phenomena, which describe the external manifestations of certain objects of nature, their spatial characteristics in order to maximize their visualization.

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Concept “land” in the artistic discourse of Pavlo Zahrebelnyi

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'I whisper a prayer to this beauty...': Representation of the national concept 'ЗЕМЛЯ'/'LAND' in Lina Kostenko' s literary universe

'I whisper a prayer to this beauty...': Representation of the national concept 'ЗЕМЛЯ'/'LAND' in Lina Kostenko' s literary universe

The Native Land in Oleksii Dovhyi’s Linguistic View of the World

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