This article explores the potential of sound studies as a methodological
framework for the analysis of modernist literature. It examines the key intellectual foundations of sound studies in the context of media ecology, the critique of visualcentrism,
and the anthropological turn in the humanities. Particular attention is devoted to the
works of Marshall McLuhan, Martin Jay, Jonathan Sterne, R. Murray Schafer, Jacques
Attali, and other scholars who have proposed understanding sound not merely as an
object of analysis but as an autonomous mode of organizing cultural experience. The
article argues that the development of auditory technologies and the transformation of
perceptual practices at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries contributed to
the emergence of a new model of subjectivity, which found expression in the modernist
text. Furthermore, it demonstrates the applicability of sound studies as a tool of literary
interpretation and illustrates its analytical potential through selected works by Thomas
Mann, William Faulkner, and James Joyce.
The article addresses the problem of overcoming the methodological gap in philological science concerning the lack of systemic analysis of the artistic potential of language. Amidst contemporary cultural transformations, digitalization, and the development of multimodal texts, there is an urgent need to create a compre...
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In article, an attempt was made to carefully examine contemporary methodological approaches applied to the study of Jadid literature within the framework of literary science in post-independence Uzbekistan. The distinctive features of this new academic perspective that distinguished it from the ideological constraints...
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The aim of this study is to conduct a comprehensive analysis of the biography, literary, journalistic, and editorial activities of Haykanush Mark, with a particular focus on the ideological, cultural, and social significance of the Hay Kin (Armenian Woman) journal. The objective of the research is to examine, through M...
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This article investigates the poetic representation of the werewolf concept in contemporary English fantasy literature through the lens of Conceptual Metaphor Theory (CMT) and conceptual blending theory. Drawing on primary texts by J. K. Rowling, Stephenie Meyer, Stephen King, and Terry Pratchett, the study analyses ho...
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This article examines the understanding of paideia in the writings of Photios of Constantinople (c. 810–893) and argues that his educational vision cannot be reduced to literary cultivation or the preservation of classical learning. While modern scholarship has frequently emphasised Photios’ role in transmitting the in...
