STRUCTURAL-SEMANTIC AND FUNCTIONAL-STYLISTIC TYPOLOGY OF WORD COMBINATIONS IN RUSSIAN FICTION PROSE OF THE 19TH–21ST CENTURIES

This article attempts a multi-aspect linguistic analysis of syntactic units functioning within the space of fictional discourse of the 19th–21st centuries, where the word combination is viewed not as a static grammatical construction, but as a dynamic tool for shaping authorial modality and the cognitive-aesthetic context. The study is based on a synthesis of the morpho-syntactic aspect, detailing classic types of connection — agreement, government, and adjunction in their determination by the rhythmic-melodic organization of the phrase — and a cognitive-semantic approach, which allows for identifying the mechanisms of crystallization of the writer's conceptual world picture through specific attributive links and verbal valency.