Representation of a fictional (artistic) world by a creative subject

The article is an overview of the current and controversial topic concerning the consideration of the author as a creative person who creates a fictional artistic world. The article is theoretical in nature, as it is directly devoted to describing the concept of text analysis with a focus of research attention on the study of a linguistic personality. The purpose of the work is to determine an approach to analyzing the processes of creating works of art and modeling fictional artistic worlds. The work rethinks and complements the concept of describing a linguistic personality proposed by Yu. Karaulov. The novelty of the work is determined by the shift in focus from attempts to interpret and describe the result of linguocreative activity to the study of the processes that determine it. The change in the subject in the paradigm of linguistic personality research allows us to expand the boundaries of the theory’s applicability, to formulate a more effective methodology in the interdisciplinary space, adapted to modern research into human consciousness. Further development of this approach to the text analysis and accumulation of empirical data in the future will allow formulating an adaptation theory of text, which is currently being developed by the research team. The results of this work have interdisciplinary potential for use not only in linguistics, general text theory, pragmatics, psycholinguistics, but also in the subject area of cognitive sciences.