Kozlov Y. Poetic morphology of Bella Akhmadulina's and Yunna Moritz's individual style

The object is Bella Akhmadulina's and Yunna Moritz's poetical individual styles; the aim is to determine the means of actualization of morphological forms and meanings which are characteristic of Bella Akhmadulina's and Yunna Moritz's poetic morphology and are the factors of typological identification of both styles; methods that are used: descriptive, functional, contextual and interpretative, linguistic and cultural interpretation, typological and comparative analysis; novelty - for the first time Bella Akhmadulina's and Yunna Moritz's poetical individual styles have been subjected to the typological and comparative analysis. The means of actualization of morphological forms and meanings (juxtaposition, attraction, selection) in poetic texts of both authors are analyzed. The poetical meanings that are formed as a result of morphological semantics and selection are characterized. For the first time the morphological rows formed with the help of lexical and grammatical selection in Bella Akhmadulina's and Yunna Moritz's poetic texts, the peculiarities of their function and the textual dominant are described. The problem of irregularity as the means of actualization of morphological meanings in poetical texts of authors under study is analyzed. For the first time the formation of the poetics of Bella Akhmadulina's and Yunna Moritz's individual styles as a result of morphological section, the grammatical basis of comparison and personification, individual peculiarities of poetic realization of linguistic and cultural character type "female poet" are characterized; results - the main points and conclusions of the thesis contribute to the theoretical studies of morphology and individual styles; the accumulated knowledge can be used in the development of theoretical problems of morphology, stylistics, linguistic and poetics and also in teaching the Russian language in higher educational establishments, preparing lecture courses and special courses in stylistics, literary interpretation and linguistic text analysis; field - linguistics.