THE SUBJECT-MATTER OF TEXT INTERPRETATION. SCHEME OF TEXT INTERPRETATION ANNOTATION
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Djumabayeva Moxira .
Yakbarova Sabina .
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This article examines the subject-matter of text interpretation and presents a structured scheme for analyzing texts. Text interpretation is viewed as a complex process that involves understanding both explicit and implicit meanings, as well as linguistic, stylistic, and contextual elements. The paper outlines key components of interpretation and offers a step-by-step framework that can be applied in linguistic and literary studies. The importance of a systematic approach to interpretation is emphasized as a means of achieving deeper comprehension and critical analysis.
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