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8th SWS International Scientific Conference on Arts And Humanities - ISCAH 2021
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ASYMMETRY STRATEGY IN ARTISTIC EXPERIMENTATION IN RUSSIAN PRE-ROMANTICISM

(SGEM World Science, 2021, A. Bogatyrev, E. Milyugina)

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The main issue of the study is scientific explanation of the causes, strategies and mechanisms of renovation of art as holistic aesthetic system. The objective of the study is to specify and describe the strategy and mechanisms of artistic experimentation in Russian Pre-Romanticism and explain the dialectics of interaction of two (identical equation and contraposition) aesthetic systems in Russian Literary Process of the late XVIII century period. The research design is based on complex approach, involving combina...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Literature & Poetry2021
8th SWS International Scientific Conference on Arts And Humanities - ISCAH 2021
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STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS AS A CONSTITUENT OF THE POETIC OF SPONTANEITY: LITERARY AND LINGO POETIC ASPECTS

(SGEM World Science, 2021, Nataliia Glinka, I. Voloshchuk, Galyna Usyk)

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The scientific investigation deals with the stream of consciousness as a constituent of spontaneity poetics in the writings of British and American authors of different literary epochs. The stream of consciousness reflects the complicated and steady mental process of the detailed fixation of thoughts, senses, and unconscious movements. The purpose of our paper is to solve such problems: to explain the notion of stream of consciousness from the spontaneity poetics point of view; to characterize the types of stream ...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Literature & Poetry2021
8th SWS International Scientific Conference on Arts And Humanities - ISCAH 2021
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THE SUN AND THE MOON IN TURKIC PEOPLES FOLKLORE FORMULAS: ORIENTATION PROJECTIONS

(SGEM World Science, 2021, Luiza Lvovna Gabysheva)

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The article analyzes the folklore formulas of the Turkic peoples of Siberia, describing characters with images of the Sun and the Moon on their bodies. In addition to the portraits, there are similar formulas that also mention the images of the celestial bodies when describing a character in motion; thus, the author distinguishes two types of portraits, static and dynamic. At first glance, static portraits are semantically related to the well-known motif of a wonderful appearance; however, as evidenced by the mate...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Literature & Poetry2021
8th SWS International Scientific Conference on Arts And Humanities - ISCAH 2021
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THE SYMBOLIC REALM OF DEN BROWN'S STYLE

(SGEM World Science, 2021, Nataliia Glinka, I. Voloshchuk, Galyna Usyk)

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The author's individual style as a multilevel and multidimensional manifestation of personality is an integral part of the study of modern linguistics and cognitive linguistics. Modern linguistics text aims to move from the study of integrated textual structure to the analysis of the text as an anthropocentric communicative system aimed at the personal linguistic qualities of each author in connection with his psychological, mental, socio-cultural, and cognitive features. We define the author's style and reflectio...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Literature & Poetry2021
8th SWS International Scientific Conference on Arts And Humanities - ISCAH 2021
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THE TRANSMEDIAL RELATIONS OF PRINT LITERATURE AND ELECTRONIC LITERATURE

(SGEM World Science, 2021, Erik Gyorgy)

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The concept of electronic, or ’born-digital‘ literature points to literary works that rely on digital media, which form an indispensable part of the aesthetic experience. The concept is only beginning to gain traction in literary studies, and as such, it still represents a relatively obscure part of it. Given that we are poised to rely more and more on digital media in the future, the concept is likely to remain relevant. Nevertheless, as it stands now, the different forms of interaction between electronic and...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Literature & Poetry2021
8th SWS International Scientific Conference on Arts And Humanities - ISCAH 2021
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THREE FACES OF THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEIK

(SGEM World Science, 2021, Martin Pilar)

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According to available information, it is still true that the most translated Czech novel is The Good Soldier Schweik (1921-23) by Jaroslav Hasek. By 2013, it had been translated into 58 languages. Schweik’s journey to the world began with translations into German, initially continuing mainly in the countries of the former Austro-Hungarian Empire and further in Russia and Ukraine. This artistic vision of war absurdities became widely known, especially after WWII and inspired such famous antimilitary works like C...

ART & HUMANITIES: Section Literature & Poetry2021
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