Ikonnikova M. Intertextual Paradigm of the Antiutopical Artistic Discourse of the first half of the XXth century: Typological aspects.

The thesis identifies the intertextual sources,geneticlinks and typological correspondences in the different national versions of antiutopical discourse of the first half of the twentieth century (novels by E.Zamyatin, V.Vinnichenko, M.Bulgakov, A.Platonov, K.Chapek, A.Huxley, G.Orwell). The important precedent texts that have influenced on the formation and development of antiutopical discourse have been determined. These are the works of Plato, T. More, T.Campanella, W.Shakespeare, J.Swift, F.Dostoevsky, F.Nietzsche. The main forms of intertextuality in the novel-antiutopia (quote, reminiscence, allusion, precedent name) have been described. The constant typological features of the antiutopical discourse in world literature of the first half of the twentieth century have been ascertained:1)intertextuality;2)specific chronotope;3)similar complex of topics and problems, that defines the conflict of man and utopian society;4)a special language paradigmthat expresses the processes of totalitarian thought and speech. Field-educational process.