IMAGE LANGUAGE OF THE METAREALISM IN THE CONTEXT OF EVOLUTION OF THE MECHANISM OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE METAPHOR IN RUSSOPHONE POETRY OF THE 20 CENTURY
In the late 1980s, a poetic school of metarealism begins with a special image language and type of trope, metabola. The basis of the “third trope” is the mechanism of implementation of the metaphor due to the evolution of the poetic language in the twentieth century. The author attempts here to show the place of the image language of metarealism in the development of Russian poetry. The implemented metaphor in the Silver Age changes from the instrument of expressing “mystical experiences” to the post - symbolic concept of “Logos”, “The Word as such”. In socialist realism, the implemented metaphor was either perceived as a formal outlier or was subordinate to the ideas of the “tamed avantgarde” of constructivism. And in exile, poets relied on the idea of inheriting post - symbolism or surrealism. The “Thaw” period is transitional for the history of metaphor. Two new types of metaphor: carnalization and metabola: deconstruction, the desolation of discourse, and reconstruction, the formation of a special metaphysical space (“metareality”). Thus, the metabola arises as an instrument of constructing complex poetic metaphysics taking in account discoveries in the field of of phylosophy and science (multiverse concept)