SUBBORDINATE CLAUSES AS A CLOSING ELEMENT OF DIALOGICAL UNITY (IN MODERN GERMAN LANGUAGE)

The specificity of the isolation of parceled subordinate clauses is in many ways more clearly revealed when analyzing different types of parcels within the framework of the so-called dialogic unity. This term in the modern theory of stylistic syntax is understood as a structural-semantic unit of dialogical speech. As is known, dialogic speech is characteristic of oral speech in general (for example, the oral variety of literary language, etc.). For dialogical speech, it is primarily indicative of the absence of a pre-thought-out speech organization. And this leads to a certain incompleteness of its linguistic expression, which, as a rule, is compensated by the entire situation (as well as by other means, for example, facial expressions, gestures, etc.).