Vuiek O. Verbal Means of Representation of Existential Phenomena in Anglo-Irish Poetry of the XX Century in the Context of Cultural Linguistics.

The thesis focuses on the study of verbal means of representation of existential phenomena in Anglo-Irish poetry of the XX century in the context of Cultural Linguistics. The research investigates the nature of existential phenomena as universal categories of human experience in linguistic and non-linguistics dimensions; identifies the forms and models of conceptualisation of life experience that is based on neurophysiological architecture of consciousness. The study highlights characteristics of the nominative space “existential phenomena” as that of an open dynamic semiotic system and delineates its structural, functional and semantic features. The study presents the analysis of language means that designate spatial, temporal, anthropomorphic, ontological, social, emotional, mental and axiological phenomena in the context of Anglo-Irish linguaculture. Additionally the research focuses on the peculiarities of verbal representation of inversive processes in Anglo-Irish poetry.