Verbalising the Road as a conceptual element of the Way mythologem in W.B. Yeats's Early and Late Periods
Recent work deals with semantic peculiarities of one of conceptual elements that constitute the conceptual structure of the Way mythologem in W.B. Yeats's poetic idiolect. The conceptual element under consideration is the Road as a surface suitable for treading or vehicles. An emphasis is made upon comparing the language means that represent this conceptual element in W.B. Yeats's Early and Late Periods. A conclusion is made about the changes that took place in W.B. Yeats's poetic idiolect in terms of representing the Road as well as in his worldview throughout his life.