The article explores the fundamental features that define a literary text, emphasizing its distinct separation from non-literary forms. It highlights the literary text’s aesthetic purpose, which engages both intellect and emotions, creating a unique form of communication that transcends information delivery. The notion of an independent literary language, distinct from standard language, is also emphasized, showing how literary works construct a vivid, imaginative world closely tied to reality. Key concepts include the double activity of creation and reception, with the reader playing an active role in interpreting layered meanings. The principles of anthropocentrism reveal the deep intertwining of human experience and fictional narratives. Attention is drawn to the multilayered structure of texts, where explicit surface details coexist with implicit depths requiring cognitive interpretation. Emphasis is placed on emotiveness as a vital stylistic category that influences the reader’s emotional engagement. Furthermore, implicitness is presented as a crucial mechanism whereby hidden meanings enhance the depth and richness of literary works. The article culminates with practical analysis, showing how everyday details within a story can reflect broader social and emotional realities. Altogether, the study portrays literary text as a multilayered, human-centered creation demanding active, emotionally charged interpretation. Using Alfred Coppard’s "Cherry Tree" as an example, the analysis demonstrates how surface events hint at deeper social and emotional realities. Thus, the article offers a methodologically robust and interpretatively rich account of literary communication, showcasing literature as a dynamic co-creation between author and reader. This investigation not only maps the layered complexity of fiction but also highlights the human-centered essence of literary art.
| Mualliflar | Умедова , Зулайхо |
|---|---|
| Jurnal | Lingvospektr |
| Nashr sanasi | 2025-05-02 |
| Jild | 4 |
| Son | 1 |
| Betlar | 224-234 |
| Til | Ingliz |
Implitsitlik, badiiy matn, poetik tafsilotlar, chuqur qatlam, yuzaki qatlam, kognitiv tilshunoslik, stilistika, pragmatika, talqin, Implicitness, literary text, poetic details, deep layer, surface layer, cognitive linguistics, stylistics, pragmatics, interpretation
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