Communication strategies and a evangelical quote in “A writers diary” by F. M. Dostoevsky

“A Writer’s Diary” is a work of F. M. Dostoevsky, an artist and essayist. The authors of the article examine one of the manifestations of originality of this edition that is a compositional form by means of a bidirectional dialogue. Its branches are built by F. M. Dostoevsky on the basis of two models: of communication (a dialogue with the reader) and autocommunication (treatment «to himself») - with the help of author’s communication strategies. The leading role in the construction of both vectors of the dialogue is given to the Gospel Word. The author investigates the problem of a dialogue, emphasizing the value of the gospel quote. He comes to the conclusion that in the dialogue with the reader the gospel quote for F. M. Dostoevsky is a main tool of having an influence on an addressee, talking «to himself» it is a main tool of self-understanding, understanding the world, the man and God. In the overall structure of the dialogue in “A Writer’s Diary”, that is built by means of the main communication strategy of interaction the Evangelical quote is a tool of incorporating the author and the reader in the dialogue with God.