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МЕТАФОРИЗАЦІЯ ОБРАЗУ “Я” У ТВОРЧОСТІ БОРИСА ОЛІЙНИКА

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Діброва О.
Studia Ukrainica Posnaniensia
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2019
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vol. 7
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issue 1
37-43
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The article deals with the metaphorization of "I" image in the works of a Ukrainian poet Borys Oliynyk, the prominent representative of Ukrainian literature. The metaphors in the artistic text have been analyzed, which reveal not only the specifi city of the formation of the verbal poetic images, but ultimately - the peculiarities of the cognitive style of the writer.
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Artykuł poświęcony jest analizie metaforyzacji obrazu “Ja” w twórczości Borysa Olijnyka - przedstawiciela ukraińskiej literatury pięknej. Autorka bada metafory w tekście artystycznym, odnajdując nie tylko szczegóły kształtowania obrazów poetyckich, ale również właściwości kognitywnego stylu pisarza.
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Układy przestrzenne i zagadki osobowości. Niezwykły przypadek doktora Jekylla i pana Hyde’a Roberta Louisa Stevensona

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Kokot J.
Literatura i Kultura Popularna
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2017
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vol. 23
109-120
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The paper is devoted mainly to textual signals foreshadowing the final (and dubious) solution of the Jekyll-and-Hyde puzzle. The motif of duality will be discussed, as underlying mainly the way the characters of the novella are juxtaposed, thus suggesting a similar relation between the two eponymous protagonists. On the other hand, the space organization foregrounds inclusion rather than simple opposition (which is in concord with the explanations provided by Jekyll in his confession). These seemingly incompatible relations (inclusion and/or opposition) find their equivalent in Jekyll’s narration — especially in the use of personal pronouns by the narrator, illustrating the process of Hyde’s gaining independence together with the gradual disintegration of Jekyll’s self.
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