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Концептуальность выражения «Поэзия – ворованный воздух» в романе Л. Е. Улицкой «Зелёный шатер»

Концептуальность выражения «Поэзия – ворованный воздух» в романе Л. Е. Улицкой «Зелёный шатер»

Abstract

The article decodes the poetic-philosophical sense of the expression «poetry-stolen air» which is the main concept of the novel «Green marquee» by L. Ulitskaya, and analyses mutually connected intertext units «Russian metaphysics», «power of the Russian word», that determine the motive and leitmotif structure of the literary work.

В статье расшифровывается поэтико-философский смысл выражения «ворованный воздух», который является концептуальным центром романа «Зеленый шатер» Людмилы Улицкой, анализируется взаимосвязанные интертекстемы «русская метафизика», «власть русского слова», которые определяют мотивную и лейтмотивную структуру произведения.

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ИНТЕРТЕКСТ, КОНЦЕПТЫ, КУЛЬТУРНЫЕ ОТСЫЛКИ, ЛИТЕРАТУРНЫЕ РЕМИНИСЦЕНЦИИ, СИМВОЛЫ

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