THE TALES IN THE STORIES OF THE INDEPENDENCE PERIOD

Abstract

The stories of the independence period, built on the language of tales, are rich in various images of initial, medial and final formulas. The construction of stories in the language of tales is connected with several stylistic factors. In stories that are composed of specific author-literary tales, the tale plot underlies textual events, and for this reason, the linguistic and poetic features of the tale are also equally present in the story. And in the stories of the second group, the tale is formed depending on the author's approach and assessment of events. Here, incidents do not cover the past, tale motifs, but simply social events with specific tale formulas, the problems of the present are brought into prose in figurative thinking. In particular, in the experience of such literary movements as surrealism, postmodernism, the problem of deconstructing the themes of a tale, myth, intertextuality has an impact on the organization of prose in the language of a tale.