The conceptosphere ‘country house’ in the English lingvoculture in a dynamic aspect (on the material of the novels "Brideshead revisited" by E. Waugh and "An unofficial rose" by I. Murdock)
In the article the author applies to the last phase of forming the ‘country house’ conceptosphere in English native speakers’ minds. The genesis of the lingvocultural conceptosphere of English ‘country house’ is practically missed in research, thus making certain novelty of the work to publish. Texts of the English literature of the XXth century belonging to the authors significant for this period (Evelyn Waugh and Iris Murdock) are taken as the material for investigation. Substantially and methodologically the work is at the point of intersection of the humanities such as lingvoculturology, theory of text, cognitive science, study of literature. The author’s aim is to suggest a new «dynamic» viewpoint for studying a lingvocultural conceptosphere and to expose a diachronic aspect in it, thus expanding the traditional ‘field’ idea of conceptosphere’s inner structure.