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Пространство определенности и неопределенности в поэтическом тексте (на материале стихотворения О. Мандельштама «Скрипачка»)

Пространство определенности и неопределенности в поэтическом тексте (на материале стихотворения О. Мандельштама «Скрипачка»)

Abstract

В статье рассматриваются способы организации пространства в поэтическом тексте. В качестве объекта анализа было выбрано стихотворение Осипа Мандельштама «Скрипачка». Рассмотрены различные интерпретации стихотворения, предложена оригинальная трактовка, целью которой было дать ответ на вопрос, кто подразумевается под «четвертым чортом». Опираясь на биографический и историко-культурный методы, используя методологию семиотического подхода и интертекстуального анализа, автор доказывает, что основу архитектоники стихотворного теста составляет принцип определенности-неопределенности, благодаря которому в тексте устанавливается равновесие между константами и переменным структурными единицами, допускающими бесконечное множество предположений, более или менее близких к замыслу поэта, хотя ни одно из них не может стать единственно возможным. Именно благодаря переменным единицам читатель включается в процесс приращения новых смыслов, чем обеспечивается жизнеспособность поэтического текста.

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Мандельштам, принцип определенности-неопределенности, закрытая-открытая семиотическая система, Mandelstam, the principle of certainty-uncertainty, closed-open semiotic system

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