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Vol 163
Pages:
236-238
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"In the beginning was the word": the (Russian) word in the conceptosphere of V. Rasputin's story "Ivan's Daughter, Ivan's Mother"

Authors:
A. G. Kostina
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  • Rhodes College
Date submitted:
2004-10-12
Date accepted:
2004-11-21
Date published:
2005-05-01

Abstract

The paper analyzes the lexical manifestations of the concept "(Russian) word" in the last novel by V. Rasputin. The conceptual framework of the book uses linguocultural and theo-anthropo-cosmic approaches to the interpretation of the concept and presents it as the Logos, the source and root of all things, the ultimate truth. It is the interest in the (Russian) word, the return to it, that is believed to generate creative activity and, as a consequence, the resurrection of the Russian soil.

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References

  1. Постовалова В.И. Лингвокультурология в свете антропоцентрической парадигмы (к проблеме оснований и границ современной фразеологии) // Фразеология в контексте культуры. М., 1999.
  2. Распутин В.Г. Дочь Ивана, мать Ивана. М., 2004.
  3. Сулименко Н.Е. Слово в контексте гуманитарного знания. СПб, 2002.

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