ON THE ISSUE OF STYLISTIC DIFFERENTIATION OF STABLE COMBINATIONS AND THEIR USE IN MODERN DARGIN FICTION

Abstract

The article analyzes issues of stylistic differentiation of stable combinations and their use in modern Dargin fiction. It is noted that there are currently no works devoted to the writer’s language, works of fiction, as well as stylistic differentiation of stable combinations in fiction. The study of the language of a work of art is incomplete without an analysis of stable combinations or phraseology, as a set of stable combinations is often called. Idioms, paroemias, aphorisms of writers, etc. are included in the general name of stable combinations. In Dargin fiction, phraseological units are used by authors much more actively than other stable units. In Dargin fiction, phraseological units are used by authors much more actively than other stable units. They are also used in the speech characterization of heroes, in the characterization of time and space, they are used to emphasize the national flavor. The qualities that contribute to such a wide use of phraseological units in Dargin fiction are their great emotionality, expressiveness and imagery. They reveal the allusions of the authors of the works to modern events. So, they also serve to strengthen the action and idea of the work. Writers often resort to other stable combinations. Idioms and comparisons are the most common after phraseological units.