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"Письма русского офицера" Ф. Н. Глинки в контексте ораторской прозы начала XIX века

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"Письма русского офицера" Ф. Н. Глинки в контексте ораторской прозы начала XIX века

Abstract

В статье проанализированы особенности организации повествования в "Письма русского офицера" Ф. Н. Глинки. Делается вывод о художественном значении ассоциативного фона, возникающего благодаря вписанности произведения в ораторский дискурс начала XIX века.

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ЛИТЕРАТУРНЫЕ ЖАНРЫ, ЛИТЕРАТУРНОЕ ТВОРЧЕСТВО, ГЛИНКА ФЕДОР НИКОЛАЕВИЧ, РУССКАЯ ЛИТЕРАТУРА XIX В., АНАЛИЗ ЛИТЕРАТУРНОГО ПРОИЗВЕДЕНИЯ. ЛИТЕРАТУРНАЯ КРИТИКА, ЛИТЕРАТУРОВЕДЕНИЕ, ОРАТОРСКИЙ ДИСКУРС, ЛИТЕРАТУРНЫЕ ОБРАЗЫ, ПИСЬМА РУССКОГО ОФИЦЕРА, ПИСАТЕЛИ, АССОЦИАТИВНЫЙ ФОН

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