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THE INTERACTION BETWEEN ANTONYMY AND SYNONYMY THE GAME WITH SEMANTICS (BASED ON THE M. I. TSVETAEVA'S POEMS)
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DOI: 10.26710/fk18-03-18
Abstract: Nowadays the study of relationships between synonyms and antonyms is relevant in the literary context. This article
considers the interaction between antonymy and synonymy based on a delicate semantic play in poetic texts by M. I. Tsvetaeva who
is a courageous and talented experimenter over the poetic language. In this article analyzed the fragment of Tsvetaeva's famous poem
«Toska po rodine», «Bezhit tropinka s bugorka...», «Sedina — v visok», «Gibel ot zhenshhiny. Vot — znak...». Tsvetaeva makes a
semantic line between synonyms and antonyms mobile by means of actualization and deactualization some semantic features, comparing but not contraposing antonyms. Such mobility of meanings, their gaping plays an important role and helps to create a special
emotional tension of poems. Lexemes of thematic group «zdanie, stroenie»: dom, gospital', kazarma («Toska po rodine…); zamok,
saraj («Bezhit tropinka s bugorka...») M. I. Tsvetaeva involve in semantic synonymo-anthonymic game. In the first case, the synonymization of contextual antonyms accents the indifference of the lyrical heroine, but in the second case, emphasizes the romantic
delight of the child's sense of the world. Tsvetaeva draws on the etymological meaning of the words ‘roznye’ and ‘raznye’ in the
passage of the poem «Sedina — v visok». She does it to actualize the necessary semantic nuances. In the excerpt from the poem
«Gibel' ot zhenshhiny. Vot — znak...» contextual antonyms Serafim and Orlionok become are synonyms, which specially are split by
dash into different poles of the semantic space.
Key words: ANTONYM; SYNONYMY; POETIC TEXTS; RUSSIAN POETESS; POETRY WRITING
For citation
Milyutina, M. G. The interaction between antonymy and synonymy & the game with semantics (based on the M. I. Tsvetaeva's poems) / M. G. Milyutina. In Philological Class. 2018. №3 (53). P. 118-123. DOI 10.26710/fk18-03-18 .