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Особенности афроамериканского художественного дискурса ХХ века

Особенности афроамериканского художественного дискурса ХХ века

Abstract

В данной работе исследуются лексические и грамматические особенности афроамериканского варианта английского языка на материале романов Тони Моррисон, Майи Энджелоу и Джеймса Артура Болдуина. Изучен процесс формирования афроамериканского английского; описаны характерные черты художественного дискурса; методом сплошной выборки отобраны примеры для лингвистического анализа. Проведенный анализ позволил выявить и описать отличительные признаки данного варианта английского языка, провести сравнение и систематизацию языковых средств, характерных для каждого из романов, которые в совокупности определяют семантическую многоуровневость каждого отдельного художественного произведения. Выпускная квалификационная работа состоит из Введения, двух глав, Заключения и библиографии.

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ЯЗЫКОВЫЕ ОСОБЕННОСТИ, ХУДОЖЕСТВЕННЫЙ ДИСКУРС, АФРОАМЕРИКАНСКИЙ АНГЛИЙСКИЙ

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popularity
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influence
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impulse
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