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THE UTMOST CONCEPT AND ITS EXPLICATIVE POTENTIAL (BY THE EXAMPLE OF A. MUNRO’S STORIES)
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Valentina Nikolaevna Pilatova
Saint Petersburg University
Svetlana Vladimirovna Visharenko
Saint Petersburg University
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Submitted:
November 1, 2016
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Abstract.
The article deals with the issue of discourse semantic exhaustiveness. The paper studies language units manifesting completeness of a human’s mental activity. The authors describe the characteristic features of language units expressing an individual’s extremely complete picture of things. The basic thesis is that the existing utterances expressing the utmost concept in speech reflect indecomposable into smaller components being and are characterized by the lowest explicative potential of speech.
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Key words and phrases:
предельное понятие
ментальная деятельность
экспликативная валентность
интуиция
исчерпанность дискурса
смысловое развёртывание
limit concept
mental activity
explicative valency
intuition
discourse exhaustiveness
meaning development
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