Intrapersonal and interpersonal conflictives in modern English fictional discourse: communicative aspect

The article highlights the main features of interpersonal and intrapersonal conflictives as discursive constructs in modern English fictional discourse from the perspectives of pragmalinguistics, theory of communication, multimodal discourse theory and the communicative approach to the analysis of linguistic units. The article elucidates the results of a pragmalinguistic and communicative study of intra- and interpersonal conflictives in modern fictional discourse realized through the analysis of the corresponding models constructed for different types of conflictives. This construction process is facilitated through basic communicative patterns as well as the main static and dynamic components of conflict communication in fictional discourse. Verbal, nonverbal and other semiotic resources are involved in the process of conflictive constructing. As a result of this multifaceted study of intra- and interpersonal conflictives in modern English fictional discourse, the peculiarities of its multimodal, pragmalinguistic, communicative and dynamic structure have been revealed. Moreover, the detailed examination of interpersonal and intrapersonal conflicts using communicative models has allowed for the identification of the main characteristics of latent and intrapersonal conflictives, which have now become easier to distinguish.The research also aims to establish a link between different approaches to the interpretation of conflict communication development and the methods used to study them in modern linguistic research. The multimodal nature of conflictives encompasses several modes of multimodality, which are represented in at least one mode within the structure of conflicts constructed during a specific phase of the conflict communication process. The study of these phases and their dynamic types helps reveal the meaning communicated and interpreted in situations of interpersonal and intrapersonal conflict in modern English fictional discourse. The obtained results demonstrate the decoding potential of interpreting interpersonal and intrapersonal conflict communication at different levels of linguistic analysis to achieve the corresponding objectives.