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ADDRESSEES OF NARRATORS IN "NOTES FROM THE UNDERGROUND" BY F. DOSTOEVSKY AND "FALL" BY A. CAMUS

The article examines the images of readers, addressees, works «Notes from the Underground» by F. Dostoevsky and «Fall» by A. Camus. The artistic image of the narrators of each of the analyzed works is inseparable from the addressee. Together they form a single stylistic whole for each of the works. The influence of «someone else's word» on the main characters becomes a key element for their disclosure as characters and personalities, which is expressed in a targeted monologue.