Serguey Yesenin’s Poetic Embodiment of the "Life" Concept in the Context of Sustainable Metaphorical Model
The article explores existential notion of “Life” in the context of Russian national culture with its language explication in metaphorical model “life is deceptive”. The research is made as a case study of Yesenin’s poems “My Life”, “Life is a deception with charming melancholy” and “Foolish heart, don’t beat”, and solves actual linguocultural problems, such as the linguistic externalization of “national concept” in the individual poetic space, and the role of metaphor in concepts’ illustrating. The article uses sequential and fragmentary linguocultural analyses in the description of the concepts.