As adamite, we're a little the beasts of the forest..." (identification with the beast in the poetry of acmeism: ways of expression)

The article attempts to show the relationship of aesthetics and language of the poetry of Acmeism. Quantitative data on the use of lexeme beast in the poetic works of acmeists. Provided that in the poetry of the acmeists, a policy statement which became the identification with the beast, the need notes the functioning of the word beast for assimilation, the identities of different objects with the beast, which involves the blurring of boundaries between humans and animals or between the world of objects and animals. Shown on the illustrative material that the image of one flesh with the beast in acoustically poetry is created by means of several language structures: bidomination a two-part sentences of identity; sentences, explanatory of complicated structures or treatment; a comparison in the form of the instrumental case. It is proved that: 1) value assessment, characterization through vesting certain properties of the beast the persons or things to be entered in acoustically verse bidomination a two-part sentences, where the identity of the substance is consistent with the form of identity on a superficial level, allowing the reversibility of the components with the restriction of the location of the token beast only in the position of a predicate; 2) offer a complicated a single and common applications, used either for identification of properties-qualities, or at the same time and generic characteristic and properties-a quality in persons or objects and the beast; 3) the use of lexemes beast in the position of circulation leads to the identification with the beast lyric hero, to whom is addressed the speech of the author on the basis and at the same time a clan feature, and the properties and quality; 4) proposals with a comparison in the form of the instrumental case name is specified on the maximum convergence of matching objects, up to the undiffer-entiated unity of people and animals as objects of objective reality belonging to uncivilized nature.

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