Երեվակայականի եվ իրապատումի փոխներգործությունը Ջուլիան Բարնսի «Էլիզաբեթ Ֆինչը» վեպում

Abstract

The article analyzes the interplay between the imaginary and the real in Julian Barnes's novel Elizabeth Finch. Through its unique structure, Elizabeth Finch serves as a complex and contradictory synthesis of reality and imagination, achieved through the innovative use of textual elements, the dynamics of author-text and textreader relationships, and the genre ambiguity. The novel reinterprets historical events, constructing a new reality through intertextuality. An intertextual semantic analysis allows the author to present historical facts from his own ideological perspective.