| Abstract [eng] |
Words that convey not only the concept, but also evoke some feelings and mood – delight, support, compassion, angriness and other are called emotional vocabulary. The object of this work is the emotional vocabulary of two modern novels: „Breathing into Marble“(2010) by Laura Sintija Černiauskaitė and „Cenotaph“(2005) by Romualdas Granauskas. It consists of diminutives of nouns and adjectives (their semantics and composition) and emotional identification vocabulary. One part of this work is devoted to analyze theoretical aspects and the other part is exploratory: J. Macienės (2005); A. Paulauskienės (1994), A. Gudavičiaus (2000; 2007), Jakaitienės (1980; 2010), Pikčilingio (2010) ir kt. The purpose of this work is to find out emotional vocabulary similarities and differences between these two prose writers‘novels. The attention is paid to analyze semantic groups of these two novels‘diminutives, usage of them and emotional identification vocabulary that is further divided to evaluative and non evaluative vocabulary. The main targets of this work are to collect and analyze the formation, meaning, usage of diminutives of both novels‘nouns and adjectives and to compare them; to discuss and compare the diminutives‘semantic groups of both novels‘nouns and adjectives; to analyze and compare emotional identification vocabulary words; to summarize usage peculiarities of founded nouns‘ and adjectives‘ diminutives and emotional identification vocabulary. |
