Informative-Target Analysis
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https://doi.org/10.47494/mesb.v22i.1109Keywords:
communicative-cognitive units, informative, interpretations, ability, detect, source, target, descriptions, deviations, text elementsAbstract
The article provides an informative-targeted analysis of the content-semantic structure of the text and correlates it with the intent of communication, which makes it possible to detect possible deviations in the interpretation of the text by other participants in communication, i.e. to assess the success of communication.
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