2313-8912Research Result. Theoretical and Applied Linguistics2313-891210.18413/2313-8912-2015-1-4-61-66590THEORY OF LANGUAGECOMMUNICATIVE AND COGNITIVE FEATURES OF ART DISCOURSE AND SCIENCE OF LANGUAGECOMMUNICATIVE AND COGNITIVE FEATURES OF ART DISCOURSE AND SCIENCE OF LANGUAGESedykhArkadiy P.SedykhArkadiy P.sedykh@bsu.edu.ruKuganEkaterina I.KuganEkaterina I.kat.kug@rambler.ruBelgorod State National Research University, RussiaShukhov Belgorod State Technological University, Russia20151400

The paper describes the communicative and cognitive signs of artistic discourse and its interpretations in linguistics. Different interpretations of discourse in modern linguistic research are considered. The author's literary discourse is described in terms of the concept, with respect to positions of researcher itself. World view of the writer is often manifested in the framework of the verbalization of a number of concepts that are organically included in idiosphere of an individual author’s works. Reconstructing a hypothetical model generalizing linguistic identity of the author is based on the description and analysis of linguistic material use as the basis for the interpretation of the semiotic discourse space. Individual concept sphere and author’s thesaurus could be considered as an epistemological base of language personality of the writer. It is conjectured that the artistic discourse serves to highlight the relevant objects and essential features of language personality of the writer. Language personality of the writer is treated as a model element of national linguocultural community.

The paper describes the communicative and cognitive signs of artistic discourse and its interpretations in linguistics. Different interpretations of discourse in modern linguistic research are considered. The author's literary discourse is described in terms of the concept, with respect to positions of researcher itself. World view of the writer is often manifested in the framework of the verbalization of a number of concepts that are organically included in idiosphere of an individual author’s works. Reconstructing a hypothetical model generalizing linguistic identity of the author is based on the description and analysis of linguistic material use as the basis for the interpretation of the semiotic discourse space. Individual concept sphere and author’s thesaurus could be considered as an epistemological base of language personality of the writer. It is conjectured that the artistic discourse serves to highlight the relevant objects and essential features of language personality of the writer. Language personality of the writer is treated as a model element of national linguocultural community.

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