Повествовательные формы новейшего русского романа
Повествовательные формы новейшего русского романа

Author(s): Tatiana Suzanscaia
Subject(s): Language studies, Language and Literature Studies, Western Slavic Languages
Published by: Biblioteca Ştiinţifică a Universităţii de Stat Alecu Russo
Keywords: narrator; discourse; speech characteristic of the character; author’s point of view; the system of “voices”
Summary/Abstract: The Russian novel of the beginning of the twenty-first century is characterized by a variety of discursive practices, a variety of idiolect (individual style of the writer), various narrative forms which, according to the theory of the English researcher P. Labbock, fall into the following types: “panoramic survey”, “dramatized narrator”, “dramatized mind”, “pure drama”. The article provides a brief overview of the authors’ narrative features and speech practices of the characters in the novels “Laurus” by E. Vodolazkin, “Resident” by Z. Prilepin, “Fortress” by P. Aleshkovsky, “Winter Road” by L. Yuzefo-vich, “Zuleikha Opens her Eyes” by G. Yakhinaand others. Research focuses more on Alexandra Niko-layenko’s lyrical reflections and schizophrenic discourse in the novel “To Kill Bobrykin. The Story of a Murder”, winner of the Russian Booker independent literary prize in 2017.

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