REALITY IN DAN BROWN'S NOVELS AND ITS POSTMODERN STRUCTURE

The book discusses the issues of reality and its postmodern structure based on the novels of the contemporary American writer Dan Brown, "Angels and Demons," "The Da Vinci Code," and "Inferno" Dan Brown uses social, alternative, and postmodern reality as three forms of artistic reality in the novels in question. The definition of the literary formula called "Dan Brown Literary Triangle," consisting of scientific, religious, and social lines, forms a different and conceptual mechanism for the analysis of artistic texts. In addition to the USA, the book also includes works from Azerbaijan, Turkey, Britain, and others. References have been made to the works of scientists and writers of different countries, and comparisons have been made. The book can be used by a scientific and mass readership; researchers, students, etc.

Autorentext

Yegzar Jafarli was born in Azerbaijan in 1991. He received a bachelor's degree at Azerbaijan University and a master's degree at Qafqaz University. In 2024, he received a PhD degree in World Literature (English Literature) in the field of philology. He is the author of two monographs, two fiction books, and about 30 scientific articles.