The Structure and Types of Poetic Symbols

The structural features of symbols are complex, synthetic characters, unlike image-autology. In the image-tropa, the main meaning is in a state subordinate to the figurative meaning, i.e., the agent gives a certain signal to the referent, the remaining meaning of which is "off". The symbol is created by combining two equal meanings (agent and referent). That is, a symbolic relationship is established for the concrete and abstract concepts to represent each other. Therefore, the semantic diversity of the symbol is superior to that of the tropa. The article describes the structure of poetic symbols, the main semantic types and their transpositions.