Where, why, and how? Topophones in Ray Bradbury's science fiction

The article highlights the category of literary space, connecting different topophones with the author's worldview. Topophones in the works by Ray Bradbury are used not only for identifying the place where the events unfold but they equally serve as the background to the expression of the autho...

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Main Author:	Panasenko Nataliya
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Sciendo 2018-06-01
Series:	Lege Artis. Language yesterday, today, tomorrow
Subjects:	chronotope chronotype topophone author's worldview microtoponym Biblical allusions
Online Access:	http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/lart.2018.3.issue-1/lart-2018-0007/lart-2018-0007.xml?format=INT

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Where, why, and how? Topophones in Ray Bradbury's science fiction

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