DIALOGICAL SPEECH IN LITERATURE: A COGNITIVE - DISCURSIVE APPROACH
Keywords:
Dialogic speech, cognitive approach, discourse, literary text, character speech, communication strategy, linguistics, psycholinguistics.Abstract
This This article analyzes the essence of dialogic speech in literature, its cognitive and discursive aspects. Dialogic speech is considered not only as a means of revealing the character of characters, but also as an important element that forms the semantic layers of the text. Within the framework of the cognitive - discursive approach, dialogic speech is studied in connection with human thinking, the process of perception, and communication strategies.
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