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EXPLICATION METHODS OF "NATURAL TIME" CATEGORY IN THE LITERARY TEXTS OF I.A.BUNIN
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The paper studies the features of structure, content and representation means of microfield "natural time" in individual style of I.A. Bunin. Complexes of individual-author's associations that reflect the features of aesthetic cognition of nature phenomena are revealed. Along with the traditional ideas about seasonal changes in nature, there are peculiar signs of the author's style, characterized by psycho-emotional coloring and figuratively descriptive attributes. The image of nature as a national constant of Russian culture is transformed by the author's consciousness, creatively reinterpreted and explicated in the I.A. Bunin texts not only in the form of direct nominations of nature realities, but also but also figurative, at the intersection of various lexical and semantic fields. Research is built on synthesis of traditional and contemporary methods of analysis of discourse realization of art word: component, discourse-text analysis of names and also cognitive-hermeneutical analysis of text that allowed to detect correspondence existing between text units, information coded by them and mental structure or their elements standing behind this information via studying the nature of connections between them.
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