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Специфика применения тематической сетки к исследованию образных сравнений в англоязычных произведениях В. Набокова (на материале романов «Посмотри на арлекинов!» и «Подлинная история жизни Себастьяна Найта»)

Специфика применения тематической сетки к исследованию образных сравнений в англоязычных произведениях В. Набокова (на материале романов «Посмотри на арлекинов!» и «Подлинная история жизни Себастьяна Найта»)

Abstract

The article considers the attempt to apply one of the decoding stylistic techniques, namely the technique of drawing a thematic frame, to the research of similes and to the identification of the main themes and motives of the two English-language novels by V. Nabokov.

В статье рассматривается попытка применения одной из методик стилистики декодирования, а именно методики составления тематической сетки, для исследования образных сравнений и выявления главных тем и мотивов двух англоязычных произведений В. Набокова.

Keywords

стилистика декодирования, тематическая сетка, образные сравнения, тема, мотив, повторяющиеся слова, лексические связи

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