The Interdiscursive Space of Modern Rock Poetry

   The article considers the specifics of the formation of the interdiscursive space of modern rock poetry.

   The purpose of this article is to analyze samples of Russian rock poetry, considered as an integral part of the works of poetic discourse and as a result of the interaction of different types of discourses - historical and poetic – within a special interdiscursive formation.

   The research material was the texts of the modern rock poetess Margarita Anatolyevna Pushkina. Research methods: the method of discursive analysis, which is based on the selection of lexical and syntactic dominants in the poetic texts of the modern rock poetess M. A. Pushkina. The specificity of the representation of a historical event in the texts of various discursive formations – institutional (historical discourse) and personal (poetic discourse) is analyzed. The linguistic markers of historical and poetic discourses in the analyzed examples are highlighted and considered, as well as the specifics of the representation of a real historical event in the texts of modern rock poetry. It is revealed that modern discursological research deals with the study of the interpenetration of different types of discourse and on the basis of such interaction the creation of a qualitatively new sample of poetic text. At the same time, the leading method in the study of texts of different genre and discursive affiliation is the method of discursive analysis. This method, when analyzing poetic texts, allows us to determine the degree of penetration of elements of historical discourse into samples of modern rock poetry, creates a favorable environment for exerting the necessary influence on the creation of the object of research. The ability of historical discourse to introduce the necessary historical information into the consciousness of the addressee of the text through a poetic text is noted. According to the results of the study, it was proved that the texts of rock poetry are a kind of synthetic formation that arises at the junction of discourses of different types and acts as a new interdiscursive product of verbal and cognitive human activity.

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