Abstract
The article proposes a stylistic classification of dialect texts in view of the historiography of the issue. Colloquial and everyday style with its main varieties is differentiated: colloquial and everyday with artistic elements, colloquial with journalistic elements, colloquial and everyday with scientific elements. The artistic style unites two substyles: artistic and ritualistic. It is shown that in the artistic style, suffixes to indicate caressing, pettiness, exaggeration of features, appeal to various creatures, plants, natural phenomena, people are actively functioning. All types of simple and complex sentences are functionally important. Vocabulary is commonly used, rich. Sentences with homogeneous members, addresses, interjections, comparative phrases are often used. It has been established that a dialect text is a complex structural-semantic unity that integrates linguistic, psychological, literary and philosophical aspects. A cognitive model that is realized in unprepared narrative miniatures – lyrical monologues – is indicative of a dialect text.
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