The topos “revenge” in the Gothic narrative “A legend of the Nightfort”: ways of crystallisation
The article explores how the meaning of the topos revenge is crystallised (accumulated and interpreted) in the gothic narrative “A legend of the Nightfort” at two planes: internal (the one concerning the narrator-narratee roles) and external (concerning the implied author-reader roles). Both planes...
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doaj-b94cb1d9bdb1489b944d2d001b817d162020-11-24T23:07:50ZengSciendoLege Artis. Language yesterday, today, tomorrow2453-80352017-06-01219012710.1515/lart-2017-0003lart-2017-0003The topos “revenge” in the Gothic narrative “A legend of the Nightfort”: ways of crystallisationIhina Zoia0CSc. (Philology), Associate Professor at the Department of English Philology and Translation, Kyiv National Linguistic University, Velyka Vasylkivs'ka St., 73, Kyiv, 03680, UkraineThe article explores how the meaning of the topos revenge is crystallised (accumulated and interpreted) in the gothic narrative “A legend of the Nightfort” at two planes: internal (the one concerning the narrator-narratee roles) and external (concerning the implied author-reader roles). Both planes are linked in the process of intranarrative transgression, where the first mode of crystallisation is regarded as an allegorical interpretation of revenge and the second one – as a symbolic interpretation.http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/lart.2017.2.issue-1/lart-2017-0003/lart-2017-0003.xml?format=INTallegorycrystallisationgothicmeaningnarrativesymboltopostransgression |
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The topos “revenge” in the Gothic narrative “A legend of the Nightfort”: ways of crystallisation |
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The article explores how the meaning of the topos revenge is crystallised (accumulated and interpreted) in the gothic narrative “A legend of the Nightfort” at two planes: internal (the one concerning the narrator-narratee roles) and external (concerning the implied author-reader roles). Both planes are linked in the process of intranarrative transgression, where the first mode of crystallisation is regarded as an allegorical interpretation of revenge and the second one – as a symbolic interpretation. |
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