WHIRLIGIG MOTIVE IN THE LANGUAGE OF O. HENRY’S SHORT STORIES
Keywords:
Rotation of linguistic signs, the coq-à-l'ane genre, the linguistic gameAbstract
The principle of unity of material, which extends to the language of the stories and determines the spontaneous play of concepts with their acoustic images, finds support in the dictionary and phonetic system of the English language, which become the closed system within which the rotation of linguistic signs occurs in O. Henry's stories. This article describes the linguistic features of O. Henry's stories and their role in the development of the author's concept.
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