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Восток на «Ментальной карте» английских эссеистов XVIII века: имагологический аспект

Восток на «Ментальной карте» английских эссеистов XVIII века: имагологический аспект

Abstract

This article attempts to identify the dominant oriental hetero-images of the eighteenth-century English essays. It deals with the imagological structures of the oriental essay, by means of which the author outlines the main oriental constructs on the Englishmen’s «mental map» as artistic methods of opening up the literary space of the era.

Предпринимается попытка выявления доминирующих ориентальных гетерообразов английской эссеистики XVIII в. Рассматриваются имагологические структуры английского ориентального эссе, определяются основные восточные конструкты «ментальной карты» англичан как способы художественного освоения литературного пространства эпохи.

Keywords

ИМАГОЛОГИЯ, ОРИЕНТАЛЬНОЕ, ЭССЕ, МЕНТАЛЬНАЯ КАРТА

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