Conversationalization as stylistic attribute of the XXI century imaginative literature

Abstract

The Article investegates an important linguo-stylistic problem of investigation of the stylistic potential of the colloquial elements in the language of Bukovinian writers of the beginning of the XXI century – M. Matyos, G. Tarasyuk, V. Kozhelyanko, M. Lazaruk, W. Michael.Functional-stylistic category of is considered as one of defining categories of the modern concepts of literary language development in general and of the language of belletristic lit- erature in particular. Hence, models, approaches and techniques related to dynamics of literary-linguistic process are accumulated around conversationalization, its different vectors and modifications as means of stylization process dedicated to achievement of corresponding stylistic effects. This is especially true in the case of transmitting through the literary text the temporal and local coloring of the social types of a definite socio-cultural environment, specific features of the personages’ speech or in the cases when the author wants to stress upon the naturalness of the situations he describes.The stylistic category of conversalization includes a great number of artistic and figurative means of the national lan- guage. Among such linguistic means there could be mentioned lexical units with semantic and word-formative attributes of colloquial style, everyday domestic phraseology, colloquial sвntax, phonographems actualiгing the “sonic image of the word”, stвlistic figures of plaв of words, models of anthroponomic formation and other means of conversalization stylization.In their correlation with individual linguistic practice of the Bukovinian writers the national and ethnomarked means of stylization (lexemes, phrasemes, comunikemes) altogether form the cultural-subject background and the linguistic characteristics of the personages in monologues, dialogues direct and indirect speech; typify the modern sociocultural conditions of daily life, mark the personages as representatives of certain subcultures at the same time underlining the image of personages