Philological topology: theory and practice

In monographs on the wide and diverse material of words and phrases, quotes and phraseological units, as well as holistic texts, in their entirety and difficulty, the issues of variation and invariability that make up the essence of philological topology are studied. Intra -language and inter -meal translation, reproduction and playing of quotes, parody, styling and other transformations of classical and modern texts are considered as options for the original invariant -prototype, on the one hand, and on the other, as combinations of semiologically relevant characteristics that form an invariant idea of ​​the corresponding text (invariant -Construction).
The book is intended for linguists of a wide profile, translators and translators, intercultural communication specialists, style and linguoculturology, teachers of foreign languages, graduate students and students