Verbal holography in Virginia Woolf's landscape discourse: modes, fractals, fusions
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https://doi.org/10.26565/2218-2926-2010-01-04Keywords:
verbal holography, montane/marine landscape, descriptive techniques, Virginia Woolf, modernist landscape discourseAbstract
This paper reveals, from a multimodal stylistic perspective, ways and means of creating the verbal holography effect in montane and marine landscape descriptions in V. Woolf's literary discourse. Interpreting basic assumptions of the formalist aesthetics through the conceptual and terminological tool-kit of synergy paradigm, the paper focuses on the writer's space, contour, and light-and-color descriptive techniques in their interaction with key imagery and symbols as a complementary source of verbal holographic effects in modernist landscape discourse.
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