Spatial-poetic tests. Classical and modern texts of Russian literature

In a book suitable for the question of perception of space by the history of philosophy and literature, the focus is on the analysis of the spatial aspects and the spatial-like relationships of the texts of Russian classics (M.Yu. Lermontova, N.V. Gogol, I.A. Goncharov, A. P. Chekhov) and authors of the XX-XXI centuries (A.I. Solzhenitsyn, Venedikta Erofeeva, Viktor Erofeeva, L.E. Ulitsky) The selected literary works, in addition to the disclosure of the new aspects of the applicability of the spatial aspect, are also appeared as part of the text space in which they enter into the dialogue with each other. Moreover, we emerge the image of such a literary space, where the intertextual bonds between classical and modern works are built at the level of network spatial metaphor. The study reveals individual aspects of spatiality, displayed during the reading and understood as a language phenomenon. The monograph is a supplemented version of the Hungarian edition "Terkepzetek AZ Orosz Irodalomban. Klasszikus es Kortars Szovegek Terpoetikai Megkozelitese "(2015)