The presented article aims to study the problem of contradictory concepts, ideas by discussing oxymoron and antithesis, to give an outline of these very important and frequently used stylistic devices, their peculiarities and classification; also, to identify those new classes which were revealed after meticulously studying the material under investigation. Exactly these classes are the novelty that is suggested in the given article. Besides, the article studies contradictory themes developed in the text what we call a textual paradox.The presented article aims to study the problem of contradictory concepts, ideas by discussing oxymoron and antithesis, to give an outline of these very important and frequently used stylistic devices, their p...
The use of stylistic tools in written and oral speech will increase the interest of the reader or in...
The article discusses the expression of metaphor, its emergence in the system of communication, its ...
Let <N>, <V>, <A> be some noun, verb, and attribute respectively, and <Non-N>...
The presented article aims to study the problem of contradictory concepts, ideas by discussing oxymo...
The presented article aims to study the problem of contradictory concepts, ideas by discussing oxymo...
International audienceThis article focuses on variation in the content of lexical units according to...
The volume collects articles which discuss complexity, conventionality and creativity in the English...
AbstractThe study of paradox and oxymoron has been a matter of central concern within traditional rh...
The article argues that the non-literal way of thinking is the potential force in creating language ...
Paradox is one of the most mysterious and interesting phenomena, which is found in all languages and...
The presented article aims at ascertaining the importance of unity of all linguistic levels for comp...
The article analyses the structure and content characteristics of the two types of an academic artic...
The article reflects unusual combinations and their use in linguistics, their place in the linguopoe...
This article deals with the problem of similarities and differences between paradox and absurd as a ...
The purpose of the article is to study manifestations of the category of oppositeness at all languag...
The use of stylistic tools in written and oral speech will increase the interest of the reader or in...
The article discusses the expression of metaphor, its emergence in the system of communication, its ...
Let <N>, <V>, <A> be some noun, verb, and attribute respectively, and <Non-N>...
The presented article aims to study the problem of contradictory concepts, ideas by discussing oxymo...
The presented article aims to study the problem of contradictory concepts, ideas by discussing oxymo...
International audienceThis article focuses on variation in the content of lexical units according to...
The volume collects articles which discuss complexity, conventionality and creativity in the English...
AbstractThe study of paradox and oxymoron has been a matter of central concern within traditional rh...
The article argues that the non-literal way of thinking is the potential force in creating language ...
Paradox is one of the most mysterious and interesting phenomena, which is found in all languages and...
The presented article aims at ascertaining the importance of unity of all linguistic levels for comp...
The article analyses the structure and content characteristics of the two types of an academic artic...
The article reflects unusual combinations and their use in linguistics, their place in the linguopoe...
This article deals with the problem of similarities and differences between paradox and absurd as a ...
The purpose of the article is to study manifestations of the category of oppositeness at all languag...
The use of stylistic tools in written and oral speech will increase the interest of the reader or in...
The article discusses the expression of metaphor, its emergence in the system of communication, its ...
Let <N>, <V>, <A> be some noun, verb, and attribute respectively, and <Non-N>...