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РОССИЙСКИЙ УНИВЕРСИТЕТ ДРУЖБЫ НАРОДОВ

Институт иностранных языков

Кафедра теории и практики иностранных языков

УТВЕРЖДАЮ
Зав. кафедрой теории и практики иностранных языков
______________к.ф.н., профессор Н.Л.Соколова
«______»_______________2014 г.

КУРСОВАЯ РАБОТА на тему

«Naturalism in the work of Stephen KingThe Shawshank Redemption”»

035700 – Лингвистика

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Студент группы ЛД 303 (3 КУРС)
Студенческий билет № _____________
Шардыко Н.В._______И.О.Фамилия
«______»_______________2014 г.

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Старший преподаватель, кафедра теории и практики иностранных языков
_____________________Н.В.Болдовская
Научный консультант
к.ф.н., профессор, академик МАНПО

_________________Н.Л.Соколова

Москва 2014

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As the artistic language and set of aesthetic and philosophical principles of creativity, naturalism (from french naturalisme, from latin natura) - is one of the main non-normative styles of the European and American literature of XIX-XX centuries. It should be emphasized that many writers of that times worked in naturalism style and without their works it is even difficult to imagine literature of XX century. Naturalism has several dimensions. The first is related to the fact that it is appeared by rejecting its immediate predecessor romanticism , as well as various post-romanticism formations. Naturalism represented a new generation of authors, who wanted to express themselves “directly”, relying on the language capabilities of personal nature and dreaming to approve their own vision on creativity appointment. However, they meant not the nature in general, not the external image of nature towards the writer, which he reproduces by the normative style, conceptualizes or describes, but



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