The objectivation of the concept of war in the Hryhir Tyutyunyk’s story "Klymko"

The article identifies and characterizes the lexical-semantic means of objectifying the concept of war in Hryhir Tyutyunnyk’s story "Klymko", traces the semantic connections of the nuclear, peri-nuclear and peripheral zones of the concept of war with the components of emotional-evaluative lexical-semantic zones. The concept of war in the story has lexical means of objectification, the totality of which represents the plan of expression of the corresponding lexical-semantic field, centered around the dominant represented by the name of this concept. Lexical units are concentrated around the name of the concept, which reflect the dynamics of events, their perception by the character. Lexemes of the perinuclear zone are filled with specific functional and stylistic dimensions, they undergo contextual actualization of their associative and emotive-evaluative semantic plans. The lexical-semantic field of the concept testifies to the subjective vision, understanding, evaluation and reproduction of the events of the war in the story. Features of objectification of the concept are related to the age of the main character, his emotional states and reactions. The specificity of the objectification of the concept of war in Hryhir Tyutyunnyk’s story "Klymko" can be seen in its versatile characteristics, in connections with concepts belonging to emotive-evaluative lexical-semantic zones. The analysis of the contexts of the story based on the lexical-semantic field of the concept of war proves that the author objectifies the features of representatives of the Ukrainian mentality, contrasting them with the brutality of the invaders. The specificity of the objectification of the concept of war in Hryhir Tyutyunnyk’s story "Klymko" can be seen in its versatile characteristics, in connections with concepts belonging to emotive-evaluative lexical-semantic zones. Humanity knows numerous military operations, battles in which millions of people participated, in which it was involved and which cannot be erased from the memory of every person, regardless of his nationality, state, age, gender, etc. Unfortunately, Ukrainians are forced to experience this terrible phenomenon even today, in the 21st century.