O`zbekiston respublikasi oliy vao‘rta maxsus ta’lim vazirligi qarshi davlat universiteti

Depicting details
are frequently come across in the description of nature, person's 
appearance, and they help to make these descriptions more concrete, vivid, individual. 
Authentic details
chiefly denote the names of the country, cities, streets, avenues, 
numbers of houses, flats. Sometimes they are non-existent places, persons and are used to 
create the impression of reality, 
Characterological details
are of 2 kinds:
a) details describing a new trait of the personage; 
b) details describing the most essential feature of the character, revealing his 
predominant merits or demerits. 
Implication details
mark a surface of the phenomenon, to create undercurrent 
information. Sometimes it is achieved by aposiopesis or some hints for guessing the 
meaning. 
PD help to convey much through little a din correlation with other elements create 
a harmonious picture of the imaginary object or phenomenon. 
The title of the text
has great importance for implicitness or conceptual information. 
Sometimes in explicit and concrete form, sometimes in veiled and implicit form the title 
expresses the scheme, idea concept incarnated by the author in the text. 
The title represents the nucleus of the content-conceptual information. First the title 
denotes a vague, abstract notion, later on it fills with concrete meaning. In the course of 
plot development the words chosen by the author for the title, begin to acquire some 
additional connotative shades of meaning, extend their semantic structure. The title can be 
metaphorically depicted as a wound up spiral, revealing its potentialities. 
According to their form concept-content-conceptual and content-factual information 
reflected in them titles can be classified as: a title-symbol; a title-thesis; a title-quotation; 
a title-report; a title-hint; a title-narration.