COLLOQUIAL SYNTAX, IDIOSTYLE, AND THE LINGUISTIC PICTURE OF THE WORLD IN V.M. SHUKSHIN’S STORIES

Abstract

The main forms of the national language, are oral and written. The second emerged as a result of the study of the first. Written speech is the speech processed, normalized, premeditated, oral – natural, sounding addressed to the addressee. It is primary in relation to written speech – writing. But both forms are the forms of realization of the same language system, two functional varieties of a single all-national language. The choice of the presented research theme is caused by insufficient studying of colloquial speech, by the fact that the stories of the Russian genius writer Vasily Makarovich Shukshin are the prime example of using the elements of colloquial speech in the fiction prose. The main task of the research is to determine the systemic connections between the concepts of colloquial syntax, idiostyle, language picture of the world in the works of V.M. Shukshin.