Lecture 6 Interpretation of the text as a subject. Its aims, tasks and ties with other subjects. Literary text as a Poetic Structure. Plan

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Lecture 6 
Interpretation of the text as a subject. 
 Its aims, tasks and ties with other subjects. Literary text as a Poetic Structure. 
Plan. 
1. The Subject matter of Interpretation of literary text. 
2. Approaches to the analysis and interpretation of literature 
3. The aims, tasks of Interpretation as a subject.
4. Verbal and supraverbal layers of the literary text. 
5. Poetic structure and the form-content relationships of its components . 
6. Principles of Poetic structure cohesion. 
Interpretation of the text as a scientific subject comprises a system of methods 
and devices for grasping the meaning of a belles-lettres text and its ideological-
aesthetic and emotional information by comprehending the author's vision of the 
world and cognition of objective reality reflected in the text. Interpretation is 
aimed
А) at developing the student's skill for penetrating into the deep essence of a 
literary work, for finding objective reasons in the text of its 
ideological, aesthetic, 
educational and emotional impact on the reader
and for extracting the entire 
information that is deposited in it.
В) 
Its aim
is to give students of English some major concepts in the 
theory 
of verbal art
enabling them to derive greater aesthetic pleasure out of reading 
imaginative literature, to disclose the meaning of the text. 
The main 
task
of interpretation is to extract maximum of thoughts and 
feelings with which a literary work is imbued by the author, and there may be 
different possible ways of interpretation of one and the same literary work.
Speaking about interpretation as a scientific subject many researchers point 
out its creative character considering it to be a