DETECTIVE DISCOURSE AS AN ACTUAL LINGUISTIC SPACE IN THE REALIZATION OF THE SEMIOSPHERE “CONFIDENCE/UNCERTAINTY”

Abstract

The task of the article is to consider genre peculiarities of a detective discourse in A. Christie’s and A.C. Doyle’s novels. The methodology of research is based on synthesis of cognitive and anthropological approaches that allows revealing case nature of the studied genre peculiarities. The researcher specifies that genre peculiarities of a detective discourse are characterized by the establishment of strict dependence of intersubjective interaction on the success of subject-object communication in the process of forming the anthropological code of the semiosphere of confidence/uncertainty. As a result, it is proved that detective discourse reveals the multidirectional nature of interpersonal interaction in the semiosphere of confidence/uncertainty.