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Мотив поиска в романе Орхана Памука "Черная книга"

Мотив поиска в романе Орхана Памука "Черная книга"

Abstract

Статья раскрывает проблему взаимоотношения Востока и Запада, которая является частью важного в литературоведении направления - исследования национальной, культурной, политической самоидентификации личности и народа в целом. Материалом является роман Орхана Памука "Черная книга". Произведение современного писателя соотносится с жанром семейно-бытовой хроники и детективного романа. Особое внимание авторов сосредоточено на анализе основных сюжетных мотивов, постмодернистских художественных приемов в контексте художественного творчества исследуемого писателя в целом.

Keywords

мотив поиска, самоидентификация, турецкая литература, образ героя, Литература. Литературоведение. Устное народное творчество, постмодернизм, Орхан Памук, культурные взаимовлияния

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