"DUAL PATRIOTOSM" AS KEY CONCEPT OF SCOTTISH EMIGRATIONAL DISCOURSE OF THE 19th CENTURY
The paper deals with the notion of dual patriotism, which is urgent for the Scottish poetical emigrational discourse of the USA of the 19th century. It is revealed that duality is the permanent criterion of the discourse that appeared in specific socio-economical conditions. It is determined that notion «patriotism» has ambiguous interpretation in different fields of Humanities. Dual patriotism determines the duality of artistic time and space and plot and personage system of Scottish poets-emigrants’ poetical texts. This statement proves text analysis which involves texts with both Scottish and American space, Scottish and American time, Scottish and American personages. All they have their distinctive features. Scottish space is realized through Scottish scenery (Scotland as «Green Paradise»), Scottish time is associated with the image of «eternal Scotland» (time of the heroic past), Scottish personages are particular people with their biographies and characters related to certain place and time. American space is contrasted to Scottish space in poetical texts, American time is the present time in which authors and their heroes live and act, American personages are less diverse and represented in few types.