THE ROLE OF IMPLICATIVE CONSTRUCTIONS IN THE STRUCTURE OF A LITERARY TEXT

Abstract

The article presents an analysis of the semantics of a text, in which implicative phrases can convey hidden meanings and hints that are not explicitly stated, but at the same time affect the general perception of such text by the reader. They can evoke emotional reactions, generate reflections and contribute to a deeper understanding of the content of the work. Implication can play an important role in conveying the author’s idea and creating a certain mood in the reader. It allows the author to express his ideas and feelings indirectly, leaving space for interpretation and reflection. In addition, the use of implication can make the text more interesting and memorable, as it stimulates the reader’s active participation in the process of understanding the text. The meaningful unfolding of implicative constructions in a literary text is regulated by their semantic orientation, expressing the writer’s intentions, which correlates with the linguistic images of semantic features of various realities embodied in the text and correlated with the real world. Implicative phrases are significant linguistic elements of the text involved in shaping the reader’s understanding of the author’s conceptual worldview. The constructions under consideration contribute to the transmission of the author’s point of view, values and beliefs, which can then be perceived and interpreted by the reader, which is why implication becomes an important tool for creating a deep and multifaceted literary work.