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The aim of the paper is to analyze the nature and strength of literature’s impact on the self-consciousness of the Russian society. The author points out the historical mechanism of emergence of a new form of novel, one in which the presence of political commentary became a generic feature. The poetics of this sub-genre, as well as issues tackled in it, are further characterized.
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The stylistic trend of lyrical narration in the Lithuanian fiction was formed in the early 20th century, whereas in the Russian fiction it holds a deep-rooted tradition and relates to the origination of the ancient Russian literature. In the second half of the 20th century, literary narration was spread in short stories and novellas on pastoral topics. In fiction pieces by Juozas Aputis, Romualdas Granauskas and the Russian authors of pastoral prose like Vasily Belov, Valentin Rasputin, etc., the crisis of morality, the drama of neglected human values experienced by village people are displayed. All this predetermines the creation of exceptional lyricism of narration, emotionality being expressed through encoded titles of fiction pieces, names of characters, mottos as well as dedications to a reader focused on evoking one’s personal, cultural and historical memory.
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At present, in different styles of the literary language and various spheres of communication, there is an increase in such a layer of vocabulary as the tsar-derivatives. Formed by the «word-word» model, they are the result of a secondary nomination (derivatives of meaning and morphological composition). All the tsar-derivatives are motivated by the lexeme tsar. In complex compound nouns, the tsar acts as an evaluative (feature) component. The author associates the wide dissemination of the tsar-derivatives with their complex seme composition and connotative components “best”, “outstanding among the same”, “main”, “sacred”, “large”, “turned to the old, to the past of Russia”. In this paper, an attempt to present the existence of tsar-derivatives in the sphere of publicism is made. The publicistic style, its functions, information, analytical, artistic and publicistic genres are briefly described. The emphasis is on the most important unit of the publicistic text - the headline. Attention is drawn to the specificity of the expression of the author’s position in the texts containing the tsar-derivatives. It is proved that creolised publicistic texts not only attract the attention of the reader, but also influence them.
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В настоящее время в разных стилях литературного языка и разных сферах общения отмечается наращивание такого пласта лексики, как царь-производные. Образованные по модели «слово + слово», они являются результатом вторичной номинации (производные по смыслу и морфологическому составу). Все царь-производные мотивированы лексемой царь. В сложносоставных существительных царь- выступает как оценочный (признаковый) компонент. Широкое распространение царь-производных автор статьи связывает с их сложным семным составом и коннотативными компонентами ‘лучший’, ‘выдающийся среди подобных’, ‘главный’, ‘сакральный’, ‘большого размера’, ‘обращённый к старине, к прошлому России’. В данной работе предпринимается попытка представить бытование царь-производных в сфере публицистики. Кратко охарактеризован публицистический стиль: его функции, информационные, аналитические, художественно-публицистические жанры. Акцент делается на важнейшей единице публицистического текста – заголовке. Обращается внимание на специфику выражения авторской позиции в текстах, содержащих царь-производные. Обосновано, что креолизованные публицистические тексты не только привлекают внимание читателя, но и воздействуют на него.
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