LINGUISTIC MODELING OF SYSTEM STAGES IN "PRIDE AND PREJUDICE": SYNTACTIC AND STYLISTIC INTENSIFICATION OF CULMINATION

Abstract

This article examines the linguistic modeling of system stages in Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, with particular attention to the syntactic and stylistic intensification of the culmination. It analyzes how syntactic structures, stylistic devices, and discourse elements function together to enhance narrative tension and emotional expression. The study demonstrates that the culmination is formed through the interaction of these linguistic means, contributing to both the structural organization and the aesthetic impact of the text