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Deconstructive approach and its significance in the novel "England, England" by Julian Barnes
Tursunova, Mukhlisa, Makhmudova, Nargiza, Турсунова, Мухлиса, Махмудова, Наргиза, Tursunova, Muxlisa, Maxmudova, Nargiza
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The research paper discusses the main principles of deconstruction, recognized as a unique literary style of postmodernism through the literary-aesthetic analysis of the work “England, England” by a major representative of contemporary British postmodern literature – Julian Barnes. In contrast to hierarchical approaches, deconstruction as a modern literary device rejects the presentation of various issues in a literary work through the main philosophical, cultural, and socio-political concepts. Julian Barnes exposes the follies of present-day political and social situation in England by the literary technique of deconstruction masked as the jigsaw puzzle of “Britain” belonging to the main character, Martha Cochrane.
postmodern adabiyotipostmodernizmzamonaviy adabiy vosita“Britaniya” rasm-boshqotirmali xaritasiпостмодернистская литературапостмодернизмсовременный литературный приемпазл «Британия»postmodern literaturepostmodernism
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