PROPER NAMES AND EXOTISMS AS THE ELEMENTS OF STYLISTIC DEVICE OF TRANSLATING FROM THE NON-EXISTENT LANGUAGE IN THE NOVEL BY URSULA K. LE GUIN "ALWAYS COMING HOME"
Prikhod'ko Vera Sergeevna
Southern Federal University
Abstract. The article examines stylistic peculiarities of using proper names and exotisms in the novel by Ursula K. Le Guin " Always Coming Home" where they are an element of comprehensive literary and stylistic device of translating from the non-existent language. This device differs in its characteristics and produced effect both from the pseudo-translation and from the invented language cases. Mentioned linguistic peculiarities of the text are compared with the ethnographic translations of the North American Indians’ texts, the author identifies their correlation with the ideological plane of the text.
Key words and phrases: Урсула К. Ле Гуин, "Всегда возвращаясь домой", псевдоперевод, вымышленный язык, несуществующий язык, стилистический анализ, имя собственное, экзотизм, культурные реалии, Ursula K. Le Guin, "Always Coming Home", pseudo-translation, invented language, non-existent language, stylistic analysis, proper name, exotism, cultural realia
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