Ob-Ugric Institute of Applied Researches and Development, Yugra State University, Khanty-Mansiysk, Russian Federation, [email protected]
ABSTRACT
Introduction: the article is devoted to the study of the emotive category in the poetic work of S. S. Dinislamova and fits into the complex of studies of Russian literary criticism concerning the problems of studying the author’s picture of the world. The work actualizes the question of the specifics of the creative work of women poets.
Objective: to identify the range of emotions in S. S. Dinislamova’s poetic texts and to reveal the features of their representation in the author’s picture of the world.
Research materials: the poetic book by S. S. Dinislamova “My Quiet Happiness”.
Results and novelty of the research: for the first time, the work comprehends the emotive space of S. S. Dinislamova’s lyrical works. The results of the study show that happiness, joy, sadness, melancholy, rejection of humility, confusion form the emotional complex of the poetry collection “My Quiet Happiness”. All emotional states are a reaction to the realities of the surrounding reality. Happiness in S. S. Dinislamova’s lyrics is represented explicitly, its markers are associated with various senses. The poet’s father’s house, mother, native land, and the Sosva River are included in the emotional space of happiness, which is associated with harmony, sun, warmth, and peace. Representation of joy takes place through the seasons. The “spring – autumn” model is associatively transferred to the “joy – sadness” model. Sadness and melancholy are represented in the texts with the images of the mother, the motif of loss and autumn. These emotions are associated with tears, rain, loneliness in the poet’s lyrics. Tropes and stylistic figures enhance the perception of the emotional series at the linguistic level of the author’s poetic texts.
Key words: Mansi literature, emotions, emotivity of a literary text, emotive space, S. S. Dinislamova
For citation: Kosintseva E. V. The emotive space of S. S. Dinislamova’s lyrics (on the material of the book “My Quiet Happiness”) // Vestnik ugrovedenia = Bulletin of Ugric Studies. 2024; 14 (2/57): 279–287.