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<h2>Эмоциональные концепты как фрагмент мифологической и современной языковых картин мира (на материале концептов, обозначающих негативные эмоции в русской, польской и чешской лингвокультурах) 10.</h2>Вежбицкая 1996, 2001; Волостных 2007; Воркачев 2003; Голованивская 1997; Дженкова 2005; Димитрова 2001; Дунина 2007; Заяц 2006; Красавский 2001; Ларина 2004; Маркина 2003; Погосова 2007; Покровская 1998; Скитина 2007; Danaher 2002 и др.), польский и неславянские языки (Krzyzanowska 2006, 2007; Mikolajczuk 2003, Anatomia gniewu 2003; ), либо вообще неродственные (Базылев 2000; Кириллова 2007).<br /><a href=http://rudocs.exdat.com/docs/index-159436.html>читать полностью</a><br /><a href=http://rudocs.exdat.com/download/docs-159436/159436.doc>скачать</a><br /> |
William Shakespeare. Hamlet Soliloquy. |
…Galsworthy's (1867 - 1933) place in the history
of English literature rests on the vast social chronicle comprising his three
trilogies, The Forsyte Saga (1922), A
Modern Comedy (1929) and End of the Chapter (1935). The
single-volume edition of The Forsyte Saga has been extremely
popular, while the BBC television dramatization in 1967, the centenary of
Galsworthy's birth, attracted an extraordinary number of viewers. The Forsyte
family represents the distinctive ideology of the English commercial
upper-middle class. Its instinct of possession, its sole means of
self-definition and evolution, is distilled in the portrait of the dry
solicitor and art collector Soames Forsyte and his tortured relationship with
his wife, Irene. Soames's obsessive love for his daughter Fleur is pursued in
the second trilogy, A Modern Comedy (1929), comprising
The White Monkey (1924), The Silver Spoon (1926), and Swan
Song (1928). Galsworthy's fiction centres on his own social class, whose
instincts and ideology he largely repudiates. He is critical of its insularity,
materialism, aesthetic deficiency, chauvinism, restrictive moral codes, and
imperialism. His exploration of the febrile world of 1920s society includes his
treatment of the general strike, in which Fleur and her friends are caught up,
and culminates with the death of Soames. Though critical interest had waned,
this second trilogy was extremely popular, and Swan Song, with its greater
social depth, emotional range, and narrative subtlety, is among the best of
Galsworthy's writing…(Oxford Dictionary of National Biography) |
Test questions and answers about Oscar Wilde |
Summaries of WS plays: Hamlet King Lear Macbeth Othello Romeo and Juliet Twelfth Night |
The new questions. |
Sonnets by William Shakespeare. |
For National Test. |
For my collegues and students.Right answers are in bold. |
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