SOME FEATURES OF IMPLICATURE IN ENGLISH AND UZBEK LITERARY TEXTS

Abstract

This article describes explores the use of implicature in English and Uzbek literary texts within the framework of pragmatics. The author emphasizes the significance of language as a tool associated with various levels of human activity, particularly in text classification. The complexity of text organization, comprising multiple levels, poses challenges for linguistic analysis, requiring further classification processes. The discussion explores how implicatures contribute to the broader understanding of communication beyond the explicit meaning of words, emphasizing the dynamic and changeable nature of implicature in the text. Examples from English and Uzbek literary texts illustrate the application of conversational implicature, highlighting how speakers convey meanings beyond literal statements, requiring readers to infer implied meanings based on context and unspoken assumptions. The analysis of these examples underscores the importance of context in implicature interpretation.