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Направление подготовки 45.03.01 Филология
Средства создания образов природы в романах Г. Р/ Хаггарда
ОГУ 45.03.01 3321 466 ОО
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кандидат фил. наук, доцент Н.В. Лаштабова
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«How different is the scene that I have now to tell from that which has just been
told! In their place there rises a vision of the great calm ocean gleaming in shaded
silver lights beneath the beams of the full African moon. A gentle breeze fills the
huge sail of our dhow, and draws us through the water that ripples musically
against her sides». [‘She’, с. 27].
«…a huge and extraordinary mountain rose
abruptly from the plain. The base of this great
mountain appeared to consist of a grassy slope,
but rising from this, I should say, from
subsequent observation, at a height of about five
hundred feet above the level of the plain, was a
most tremendous and absolutely precipitous wall
of bare rock, quite twelve or fifteen hundred feet
in height». [‘She’, с. 142].
«Sawest thou ever the like? Yet was it hollowed
out by the hands of the dead race that once lived
here in the city on the plain. A great and
wonderful people must they have been, those
men of Kоr, but, like the Egyptians, they thought
more of the dead than of the living. This people
was an old people before the Egyptians were»
[‘She’, с. 180].
Ментальный ландшафт - это результат трансформации
духовного и материального мира человека,
общественной идеологии и символов государства. В
широком смысле слова, ментальный ландшафт
выступает как смысловой центр в создании иерархии
идентичности и создает чувство принадлежности и
территориальную идентичность
(Darmofal D. )
«It was a stormy dawn. Clouds in fantastic masses hung
upon the ocean. One of them was like a great mountain,
and we watched it idly. It changed its shape, the crest of it
grew hollow like a crater. From this crater sprang a
projecting cloud, a rough pillar with a knob or lump
resting on its top. Suddenly the rays of the risen sun
struck upon this mountain and the column and they turned
white like snow. Then as though melted by those fiery
arrows, the centre of the excrescence above the pillar
thinned out and vanished, leaving an enormous loop of
inky cloud» [‘The Return of She’, c. 8]
«We supporting ourselves with fish that we could catch
by cutting a hole in the ice of the lake above the
monastery, and if we were able to find any, on game,
which we might trap or shoot in the scrub-like forest of
stunted pines and junipers that grew around its border»
[‘The Return of She’, c. 15]