Are Constants Constant?
Journal: Polylinguality and Transcultural Practices (Vol.16, No. 3)Publication Date: 2019-09-24
Authors : Anna Podobriy; Maria Loginova; Natalya Lukinykh;
Page : 375-397
Keywords : border literature; Russian-Kazakh literature; ethnocultural component of the artistic text; markers of national culture; “alien” image of the world;
Abstract
The boundaries of the artwork visibly change the perception of the seemingly unshakable physical laws. For example, the works of writers of the beginning and end of the twentieth century, who created samples of the so-called. “Border literature” (N.L. Leiderman), we consider the ethnocultural component of certain physical categories and their role in creating the image of “their own” and “alien” national world within the framework of Russian-language literature. As a “counterweight” to each other, the images of the world of the nomad steppe and sedentary Slavic people are used.
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