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Verzhinskaya I.V., Antonova A.V. ANTHROPONYMIC VERBALIZATION OF HUMOUR IN THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN ARTISTIC DISCOURSEThis article is dedicated to the problem of objectification of national cultural peculiarities of British and American humour through analysis of onomastic textual space of British and American humorous fantasy. National cultural peculiarities of British and American humour are identified through linguocultural analysis of comic anthroponyms, being not only the signs of comic contradiction, but also the signs, actualizing national humour.Key words: onomastic space, comic anthroponym, conceptual sign of comic contrastiveness, humorously actualized concept.
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Authors: Verzhinskaya I.V., Antonova A.V.
Year: 2014
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