A. O. Levina, Z. M. Chemodurova
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DOI:https://doi.org/10.25807/22225064_2021_63_129
This paper analyzes the linguistic mechanisms that contribute to expressivization of the narrative as a manifestation of the individual author's style aimed at increasing the emotional tension in Alice Munro's stories. Besides, the authors identify several functions of the expressivization strategy which helps to show the individual author's attitude to reality
Keywords: expressivization, author’s intention, intensity, repetition, functions of expressivization.
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