LINGUOPRAGMATIC ANALYSIS OF LINGUISTIC PERSONALITY IN MODERN LITERARY DISCOURSE

Within the anthropocentric paradigm of contemporary linguistics, increasing attention is paid to the relationship between language, cognition, and communicative behavior. One of the key concepts developed within this framework is linguistic personality, which enables the analysis of language use as a reflection of individual and socio-cultural identity. This research focuses on a linguopragmatic analysis of linguistic personality in modern literary discourse. It examines how linguistic personality is constructed in fictional texts through speech acts, pragmatic markers, deixis, modality, and evaluative language. Literary discourse is treated as a productive analytical space where pragmatic meaning, authorial intention, and reader interpretation interact. The study demonstrates the relevance of linguopragmatic approaches for the analysis of linguistic personality in modern literary discourse.