EXPRESSIVITY OF SINGLE-COMPOSITION PROPOSALS IN THE POETRY OF EVGENY YEVTUSHENKO

Abstract

The article examines the stylistic functions of definite personal sentences in the language of poetry by Yevgeny Yevtushenko. The article indicates that to express personal experiences, Yevtushenko uses definite personal sentences that make the work expressive. The use of this syntactic construction adds dialogism, contributes to filling with special emotionality and imagery. Definitely personal sentences in comparison with two-part ones give the poetic speech laconicism, dynamism. Definitely personal sentences with different structural schemes express a variety of subjective modal meanings. The author claims that the special expressiveness and expressive significance of one-piece sentences makes them a vivid stylistic device in the poet’s language. The article concludes that through syntactical structures the author appeals to the imagination of the listener, the reader, offering to join his reflections.