SYNTAX PECULIARITIES OF J.-M.G. LE CLÉZIO’S PARABLE
The article discusses the syntax specifics of J.-M G. Le Clezio’ novel-parable. The unique composition of the text explains the prevalence of simple sentences in the main body and complex - in the expletive parable. Nine models of two-member sentences are distinguished. They form the basis of the expletive parable’s syntactic organization. There is a large number of proposals with similar members and secondary structures, as evidenced by statistics. The main part of the text involves conjunctionless subordinate clauses (30%), compound sentences (20%), complex sentences (50%) of the total volume of all complex sentences. In the parable text a syntactic replay presents a very important role. Replays promote logical emphasis of the most significant information, highlight key moments of the story, give it the characteristic statefulness of the rhythm and melody.