Psycholinguistic tactics of the content encoding and decoding within the coherent belles-lettres text whole of English
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The article deals with analysis of one most prominent problem of contemporary text linguistics – psycholinguistic peculiarities of its structural coherence and sense completion. The research is focused on trace of linguistic coherence of the English belles-lettres style text whole on formal, semantic, communicative and paradigmatic levels that is represented by linear, parallel, integrative, intratextual interlinear syntactic links (ITISLs) manifestation in correlation with sense interlinear relations (SIRs) and destructive-incomplete (contextual, segmented, broken, parceled and elliptical) sentences (ISs) within a range of supra-phrasal unities (SPUs) – belles-lettres style text structure proper. Established linguistic patterns of horizontal-vertical coherence realization by means of ITISLs, SIRs and ISs representation research in the analyzed English language thematic-synchronic belles-lettres style text formations boundaries are qualified as definite universal psycholinguistic tactics which application enables an addressee to decode the most significant idea-sense, informative-communicative and contensive-thematic lines of belles-lettres style text that appear to be intentionally encoded in its content by an addresser. This kind of perspective on belles-lettres style text unity analysis in psycholinguistic aspect allows identifying and reflecting both addresser and addressee’s effective interaction process which positive result depends on a recipient’s interpretive behaviour of an author’s linguistically encoded idea.
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