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ISSUE:    Philology. Theory & Practice. 2013. Issue 9-1
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MEANING OF STYLISTICALLY MARKED UNITS IN STORY “TOBERMORY” BY H. H. MUNRO

Elena Vladimirovna Polyakova
Moscow State University named after M. V. Lomonosov


Submitted: August 16, 2013
Abstract. The article is devoted to the stylistically marked linguistic units as the basis of a linguo-poetic analysis. In a literary text these units can realize their potential in varying degrees, for which determination the category of linguo-poetic relative significance is introduced. The different types of marked linguistic units and their meaning are illustrated by the material of the story “Tobermory” by H. H. Munro.
Key words and phrases:
лингвопоэтический анализ
стилистически маркированные единицы
ингерентная коннотация
адгерентная коннотация
категория относительной лингвопоэтической значимости
linguo-poetic analysis
stylistically marked units
inherent connotation
adherent connotation
category of relative linguo-poetic significance
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