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In the mathematics, in the computer science, in the fractal geometry, in the theory of systems, and in the synergetics ‘the fractal’ (from the Latin ‘fractus’ – ‘to break, to destroy’) – is identified as the object that is characterized by the fractional structure having the hierarchical level of the organization; as the endless geometrical figure every fragment of which is repeated in the reduced scale 2 . In the academic scientific world the leading role in the generation of the theory of fractals belongs to the mathematics because fractals have been identified by the mathematician Benoit B. Mandelbrot in his scientific research “The Fractal Geometry of Nature” 3 . Benoit B. Mandelbrot generated fractals by means of the mathematical and computer calculations and the researches of the coastline of Great Britain. Fractals have been investigated deeply in the mathematics but this term belongs also to the sphere of the synergetics, the science that comprises the physics and the mathematics, and has been integrated into the linguistics being the interdisciplinary direction of the scientific researches in the aspect of which are investigated processes of the transition from the chaos to the order and

THE METHODOLOGY OF THE MODELLING OF THE FRACTAL POETICAL MODEL OF THE WORLD (BASED ON THE BRITISH POETRY OF THE XIXTH CENTURY)