Narration Peculiarities in the Story by Kosmina Israpilova “Who are You?”
Abstract
Albina A. Gadjieva (Makhachkala, Dagestan Republic, Russian Federation)
As a research problem, we determined to attempt an analysis of the image of the narrator and the characteristics of the narrative. To understand a literary text it is necessary to consider who narrates and how he/she does it. This phenomenon is of particular interest in the study of a literary text of the bilingual writer (bilingual). In the analysis of the work it has been revealed not only features of the narrative, the depth of the author’s intentions, but the characteristics of the mentality of the author-bilingual.
Key words: storyteller, narrator, mentality, bilingualism.
References
Исрапилова К. А. Кто ты? Махачкала, 1992. 146 с.
Хализев В.Е. Теория литературы. М., 2013. 432 с.
References
Israpilova K.A. Kto tу? Makhachkala, 1992. 146 p. (In Russian).
Halisev V.E. Teoriуa literatyrу. Moskow, 2013. 432 p. (In Russian).
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