Keyword "FICTION" found in the following publications:

• SCIENCE FICTION AND FUTURE HUMAN:  CYBORG, TRANSHUMAN AND POSTHUMAN 

  Since science and technology are intertwined with literature, a great number of writers have created different depictions under the ...

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• THE FEATURES OF FICTIONAL SPACE IN CLIFFORD SIMAK’S NOVELS THECITY (1952) AND ALL FLESH IS GRASS (1965)

  The article is devoted to the time-space organization (known as chronotope) of C. Simak's novels "All Flesh Is Grass" and "The ...

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• SYNERGY IN THE MULTI-SEGMENT MODEL OF LITERARY CONCEPT IN CROSS-CULTURAL TRANSLATION

  The article deals with the structure of literary text representing some French historical realities of the late Middle Ages. The ...

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• TRANSHUMANISM: NARRATIVE PROJECTIONS

  The pertinence of the study stems from the fact that currently the convergence of nanotechnology, biotechnology, robotics, and communication technologies ...

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• INTERDEPENDENCE BETWEEN STRUCTURE AND PRAGMATICS OF CODE-SWITCHING IN MODERN RUSSIAN NOVELS

  This article studies the interdependence between structural and pragmatic aspects of code-switching observed in Russian fiction novels by ...

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• STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CODE-SWITCHING IN THE NOVEL “OUR MAN IN HAVANA” BY G. GREENE

  Code-switching is a widespread phenomenon in fiction, although there are much less works researching into their peculiarities than into ...

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• REFLECTION OF POSTMODERNISM IN KURT VONNEGUT’S SELECTED FICTIONS

  Kurt Vonnegut (1922-2007) is known as one of the best American postmodern writers in XX century. This paper attempts to ...

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