Stranger word of an another`s world: the problem of the power of discourse in Pelevin`s novel “T”

Authors

  • Вероника Валерьевна Мальцева V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University image/svg+xml

Keywords:

discourse, poly-discoursivity, meta-discoirsivity, human identity, postmodern

Abstract

Present article deals with the study of the power of discourse, which means consciousness’ dependence on some ideological discourse structures. We have found that world perception and self-awareness of the character are constructed by demiurges, creators of postmodern literary fiction. Postmodern study represents a mosaic picture of the world and gives a blend of contexts and discourses, but the most prevalent and pervasive forms of institutionalized speech are religious, philisophycal, criminal and ordinary that is related to the conception of the book. Every creator transmits his own ideological meanings in a rigid orderly system of modern writing. The analysis showed that postmodern prose is a sphere of poly-discoursivity, which is expressed mainly through impact and interaction of several different discourses, among which it is impossible to single out the discourse-donor and discourse-recipient. Meta-discoursivity is shown in its relation to the poly-discoursivity. It is said that reflection over the utterance gives the possibility to get rid from the authority of someone`s discourse. Much attention is given to problem of mosaic picture of the world in its connection with the divided person’s consciousness.

Author Biography

  • Вероника Валерьевна Мальцева, V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University
    преподаватель, аспирантка кафедры русского языка

Published

2018-01-22

Issue

Section

Communicative-pragmatic dimensions of Different Types of Discourse

How to Cite

Stranger word of an another`s world: the problem of the power of discourse in Pelevin`s novel “T”. (2018). The Journal of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University. Series “Philology”, 77, 75-80. https://periodicals.karazin.ua/philology/article/view/10126