On the specifics of isolation represented in the literary works of western european and american authors.

Abstract

The peculiarity of fiction is that this type of text maximally transmits deeply personal, unique associations of the authors. By means of comparative study of isolation in the personal author and the common English language world picture we can identify how the use of words representatives of isolation in fiction corresponds with the accepted in English language semantic directions. In this article we have analyzed the means of representation of isolation in the works of American and Western European writers of XVII-XXI centuries.