КАВКАЗ ГЛАЗАМИ ПОЛЯКА: СЕМИОТИЧЕСКИЙ ПОРТРЕТ ПЯТИГОРСКА ПО ДАННЫМ ТЕКСТА МЕМУАРОВ СЕРГЕЯ С. ПОВОЛОЦКОГО ЧТО ОЧИ МОИ ВИДЕЛИ
CAUCASUS AS SEEN BY A POLE: SEMIOTIC PORTRAIT OF PYATIGORSK ACCORDING TO THE DATA IN S.S. POVOLOTSKY’S WHA T M Y EYES SA W MEMOIRS
Author(s): Klara Štajn, Denis PetrenkoSubject(s): Polish Literature, Russian Literature, Philology
Published by: Uniwersytet Adama Mickiewicza
Summary/Abstract: The article considers memoirs as a linguoculturological and historical source. The memoirs help to make semiotic portrait of the Pyatigorsk spa town. The town is actually the main hero of S. Povolotsky’s What my eyes saw memoirs. The text of the memoirs is a vivid illustration of interference and interaction between the Caucasian (Eastern) and European cultures.
Journal: Studia Rossica Posnaniensia
- Issue Year: 32/2005
- Issue No: 1
- Page Range: 117-127
- Page Count: 11
- Language: Russian