It's Impossible To Say Without Being Silent

This book explores the linguistic aspects of the psychological dimension in contemporary Kazakhstani women's fiction. The author demonstrates that emotionality and psychological depth are defining features of this genre of fiction. The study focuses on the methods and techniques of expressive syntax.

Both general trends and individual authors' distinctive uses of these techniques are described. The monograph is based on a wealth of empirical data and contains interesting statistical findings. The study may be of interest to linguists, literary scholars, and psychologists.