ONOMASTIC MATRIX OF THE IMAGE OF CHATSKIY AND KHLESTAKOV IN THE COGNITIVE REPRESENTATION OF SPEAKERS

Abstract

The paper considers features of the onomastic matrix of the image of Chatsky and Khlestakov in the cognitive representation of modern readers. The study provides a comprehensive analysis of the components of the onomastic matrix of the images of Chatsky and Khlestakov, considers the etymological, contextual, introductory elements that affect the matrix codes in the perception of the images of Chatsky and Khlestakov by native speakers. Associative links are revealed in the cognitive mechanisms of explication in representation of native speakers of the characters of A.S. Griboyedov “Woe from Wit” and N.V. Gogol “The Inspector General” based on the identification of implicit and explicit aspects of the representation of information in a literary text. The reasons for the incorrect assessment and interpretation of the onomastic matrix code of the images of Chatsky and Khlestakov are explained, recommendations are offered for filling in this information in the minds of native speakers. An idea is given about the features of the appeal and the specifics of the transition of the studied onyms to other categories of proper noun (PN).