COGNITIVE APPROACH TO THE ANALYSIS OF LITERARY TEXT
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Annotation. This article learns the spefic point of cognative approach of literary text.The cognitive approach to the analysis of literary text represents a paradigm shift in literary studies, moving beyond traditional methods that prioritize authorial intent, historical context, or formal elements. This approach focuses on the reader's mental processes, exploring how they engage with texts, construct meaning, and experience literary effects. It is a fascinating and complex field that offers a unique window into the human mind and the relationship between text and reader.
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