MODERN PRINCIPLES OF MODERN ENGLISH THEORETICAL LITERARY STUDIES AND LINGUOPOETIC ANALYSIS (BASED ON THE CONCEPT OF R. WELLEK AND O. WARREN)

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Modern English theoretical literary studies have undergone significant transformation, with numerous frameworks emerging to analyze literary texts through diverse perspectives. One of the foundational works that shaped modern literary theory is the concept of literary theory articulated by René Wellek and Austin Warren in their seminal book Theory of Literature. This aticle examines the modern principles of English literary studies, focusing on their evolution and the role of linguopoetic analysis. It draws specifically from the theoretical approaches developed by Wellek and Warren, exploring their understanding of literature, language, and the intersection between literary theory and linguistics. The research further investigates how linguopoetic analysis, grounded in linguistic structures, plays a critical role in interpreting literary works. The discussion highlights the continuing relevance of Wellek and Warren’s ideas in contemporary literary theory, particularly in their emphasis on form, function, and the symbiotic relationship between language and aesthetics.