The linguistic aspect of conflict in Dina Rubina's Prose

The study "The linguistic aspect of conflict in Dina Rubina's prose: an analysis of lexical and semantic features" is an attempt to analyze the linguistic and semantic aspects of conflict in the works of the popular contemporary writer Dina Rubina. A study of this issue may shed light on how the author uses linguistic means to convey conflicts between characters, social contradictions, or inner mental struggles. The analysis of lexical and semantic features can help identify the specifics of the language that the writer uses to create an atmosphere of tension, drama or emotional saturation. Such a study can also be useful for literary critics, philologists, cultural scientists and anyone interested in language and literature. Understanding how linguistic means can reflect and reinforce conflicts in literary works can help to better understand the essence of the text and the intensity of its emotional impact on the reader. The study is also relevant for literary scholarship and criticism, and may also offer new interesting insights into the work of this author. The practical significance of this research lies in the fact that it can help to better understand how language is used to express conflicts in literature. This knowledge can be useful for linguists, literary critics and critics who study the works of Dina Rubina or other authors. In addition, the research results can be used to develop methods for analyzing texts in order to identify and interpret lexical and semantic features, which can be useful when studying other works. The purpose of the work is to consider the linguistic aspect of conflict in Dina Rubina's prose: the analysis of lexical and semantic features. The following tasks follow from the set goal: - to consider the concept of linguistic specificity of a literary text; - to study the artistic and linguistic originality of D. Rubina's texts; - to explore the lexical features of Dina Rubina's idiosyncrasy based on the collections of short stories "Bonjorno, Comandante!" and "Babylonian district of a Dimensionless City"; - to study the stylistic functions of verb forms in the stories of Dina Rubina. The purpose defined the methods of work: descriptive and analytical (analysis of literature on the research topic), continuous sampling (when collecting factual material), as well as the classification method

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