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Analyzing in the book the categories of retrospection and prospection in the text, we turn to the concepts of "temporal", "spatial" and the process of their use in linguistics, determine their connection with the category of continuum. Retrospection creates an empirical thesaurus of the reader, through which the "relation of time" is learned, and the writer's thoughts are immersed in what he wants to say. It is realized in different ways. Its characteristic features are: repetition, to slow down the movement of the narrative, to suspend the continuum, to actualize the previously described…mehr

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Analyzing in the book the categories of retrospection and prospection in the text, we turn to the concepts of "temporal", "spatial" and the process of their use in linguistics, determine their connection with the category of continuum. Retrospection creates an empirical thesaurus of the reader, through which the "relation of time" is learned, and the writer's thoughts are immersed in what he wants to say. It is realized in different ways. Its characteristic features are: repetition, to slow down the movement of the narrative, to suspend the continuum, to actualize the previously described event and to provide content-factual information to the content-conceptual part. The category of prospection is the second version of the verb form, which connects different linguistic forms in the content-factual information, predicting what the next part of the text will be about. Prospection is an element of speech, which meaningfully indicates what the main part of the text will be about.
Autorenporträt
Biygeldieva N.A. - Candidate of Pedagogical Sciences, Associate Professor. She was born on 05.081984 in the Kyrgyz Republic. In 2012-2016 she was born in the Kyrgyz Republic. - Head of the Department of the Kyrgyz language and literature at Naryn State University. 2013-2017 - member of the Academic Council. She is an author of 1 monograph, more than 48 textbooks and articles.