CORRELATION OF THE SUBJECT AND SPEECH EVENTS' OBJECTS IN THE BOOK BY ARTEMY VLADIMIROV "FROM A BIRD'S EYE VIEW"
The article is devoted to the problem of describing the semantic and structural organization of the correlations between objects and the subject of speech events in an autobiographical work. The source of the study is the text of Artemy Vladimirov's book “From a bird's eye view”. The interest to this author is primarily due to his personality. Archpriest Vladimirov graduated from the Philological Faculty of Moscow University. The author's childhood (described in the work) happened to elapse among extraordinarily talented people, widely known in the Soviet Union. They were physicists, sculptors, professors, poets, writers and descendants of great painters. It should be noted that Artemy Vladimirov is now a living member of the Union of writers of Russia, as well as the Head of the Department of Homiletics of St. Tikhon Orthodox Humanitarian University, Deputy Dean of the Faculty of Orthodox Culture of the Academy of Strategic Missile Forces. The subject of the research is the functional features of lexico-semantic organization of objectsubject relations in the selected text. These relations are (1) the exponents of the great emotional, aesthetic and semantic charge; (2) they are the defining component of the work's worldview; (3) they are used by the author as the main means in the characterization of the leading values of Vladimirov's art: life, death, God. The purpose of this work is to determine the features of the subject and object of speech events in the individual language system of Artemy Vladimirov. The research is based on the linguistic analysis of the text built upon the concept of B.O. Korman in the description of the subject and the object of speech events and the principles of N. S. Bolotnova, which included these relations in the elements of structural analysis of the text. The analysis revealed that the majority of the chapters are built on the principle of Christian preaching: the thesis is based on the experience of life (memories of the author's childhood), in conclusion, the author sees the Providence of God: the Lord is watching all the actions of man, nothing happens without His will. In all the chapters the objects of speech events serve as an illustration for the final conclusions of the subject of speech, and the main conclusion is that the whole life of the hero was preparing him for a meeting with God. Each story is an interweaving of the object and the subject of speech events. Assessment of what happened from the point of view of the object of speech and then understanding this episode by the subject of speech.