SEMANTIC MODELING IN MODERN PROSE TEXT

In a fictional text, semantic modeling covers not only the content plan of the literary-fictional example, but also, as a rule, indicates the framework in which the idea and structure are located. “Semantic model” is, first of all, dynamics and rhythm, that is, a simple movement, let us say, can convey to the reader the “alarm signal” sounded in the first sentence, in the broadest possible sense. A semantic model is also a concept that discovers existing connections between a literary work and other literary and artistic examples by revealing them. A semantic model is a category that expresses the author's style, thanks to which, for example, we can say that “A. Camus could have written this story this way and ended it this way”. How does the spectrum of meanings expressed and encapsulated in a literary work affect the meanings outside the work? Undoubtedly through this “semantic modeling.”