Semantic and Stylistic Aspects of the Category of Implicitness in the Titles of Literary Texts

Authors

  • Madina Mirjalilova Jamshid qizi English teacher, Uzbekistan state world Language University
  • Palvannazirova Zilola Mansurbek qizi Master of Uzbekistan state world Language University

Keywords:

literary text, semantic structure, communicative blocks, zones of compression and dispersion, nominative chains, theme and rheme

Abstract

Every text has its own shape and substance, making it possible to analyze it from a structural and semantic standpoint. There are various ways to assess the literary text's semantic structure. Incorporating techniques from Morokhovsky (1981) (communicative blocks) and Bukhbinder (1978); the latter enables the identification of so-called zones of compression, or information overload, and zones of dispersion, or information minima, in the text. The third method relies on topical or nominative chains, which can be created by designating several things. (Domashnev 1989). Identifying the theme and rheme in the text highlights the logical connections between phrases and provides an image of the text's structure. These techniques are used to analyze R. Bradbury's short stories.

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Published

2023-03-28

How to Cite

qizi, M. M. J. ., & qizi, P. Z. M. . (2023). Semantic and Stylistic Aspects of the Category of Implicitness in the Titles of Literary Texts. Web of Semantic: Universal Journal on Innovative Education, 2(3), 321–325. Retrieved from https://journal.univerpublishing.org/index.php/semantic/article/view/807

Issue

Vol. 2 No. 3 (2023): Web of Semantic: Universal Journal on Innovative Education

Section

Articles