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THE MODERN RUSSIAN WRITER’S LANGUAGE (2000S)
Grigorovskaya Anastasiya Vasilevna
The state agrarian university of Northern Transural
candidate of philological sciences, the senior lecturer of the department of foreign languages
The state agrarian university of Northern Transural
candidate of philological sciences, the senior lecturer of the department of foreign languages
Abstract
The general factors of postmodernism that had influenced on the modern Russian writer’s language formation (D.Bykov, O.Slavnikova, V.Sorokin etc.) is considered in the article. There are the deconstruction of metaphor, the rizomaty, the archaization, the deconstruction of Soviet myth. The metaphor intensity of the text, the interconnection of different lexical layers, the return to the sources (the Russian folklore tradition).
Keywords: modern Russian literature, the archaization, the deconstruction of metaphor, the deconstruction of Soviet myth., the literature language, the rizomaty
Category: 10.00.00 Philology
Article reference:
The modern Russian writer’s language (2000s) // Modern scientific researches and innovations. 2015. № 3. P. 4 [Electronic journal]. URL: https://web.snauka.ru/en/issues/2015/03/49834
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