VISUAL MEANS AND STYLE OF WORKS BY M-S.A. PLIEV

Abstract

The article analyzes the visual means and style of the works of the Ingush writer M.-S. Pliev. It is noted that his visual means are various epithets, metaphors, comparisons, phraseological units, proverbs, curses, folk songs and other types of tropes that contribute to the associative-figurative and emotional-intellectual understanding of the surrounding world in a work of art. Such visual means serve to perform artistic and stylistic functions. Poetic symbols that have a national coloring are also considered essential. In some artistic texts of some authors, not only national and cultural symbols are used, which are already standard, but also individual author’s ones based on his imaginative perception and the properties of an emotional and intellectual understanding of the real world. The language of the master of the Ingush artistic word M-S. Pliev has many linguistic features in which everything is significant and deserves special attention. In his works, apt folk sayings, sayings, phraseological units, various comparisons, proverbs and sayings, curses and well-wishes are often used. All these bright and apt expressions of the Ingush folk speech make the artistic works of M.-S. Pliev memorable.