IDIOSTYLE, IDIOLECT, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF AUTHORIAL STYLE

Madina Kholova

Ўзбекистон олимларининг илмий-амалий тадқиқотлари · 2025-yil

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This article explores the concepts of idiostyle and idealect, highlighting their significance in shaping an author's unique literary voice. Idiostyle represents an author's distinctive narrative formed by a synthesis of personal experiences, cultural influences, and individual identity, transcending conventional writing paradigms. Idialect, in contrast, refers to the personal linguistic style of an author, encompassing vocabulary, syntax, and expressive nuances that reflect their life context. Through a comparative analysis of renowned writers such as Virginia Woolf and Abdulla Kadiri, the study investigates key elements of idiostyle, including tone, diction, literary devices, and narrative structure, and examines how these elements resonate with an author's personal journey and cultural heritage. The findings demonstrate that idiostyle emphasizes individual expression, fostering deeper emotional connections between the writer and the reader. Ultimately, this exploration reveals how both idiostyle and idialect serve as vital frameworks for understanding the complexities of literary creation, enriching the reader's engagement with texts and illuminating the intricate interplay of personal and cultural narratives within literature.

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MualliflarMadina Kholova
JurnalЎзбекистон олимларининг илмий-амалий тадқиқотлари
Nashr sanasi2025-01-01
DOI10.5281/zenodo.21221091

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