LINGUOPRAGMATIC AND DISCURSIVE ASPECTS OF LITERARY TEXT SEGMENTATION

The linguopragmatic and discursive aspects of segmenting a literary text reflect not only the internal structure of the text, but also its interaction with the reader, and the effectiveness of communication. In a literary text, segments embody not only meaning and content, but also the writer's position, ideological, and aesthetic views. The segmentation process helps to better understand the text and analyze its various layers. The linguopragmatic approach is an important tool in the study of literary texts. It serves to determine the communicative purposes of each segment in the text and to form the reader's attitude to the text. The discursive approach, on the other hand, connects the text with social and cultural contexts and studies its deep layers of meaning. Each literary text has its own discursive layers, which encourage the reader to understand the text more deeply.