The present study focuses on the analysis of the units denoting intention in French literary texts. The problem of intention is examined from the pragmatic, functional and semantic viewpoints.

Material keywords:

intention, texts, pragmatics, function, semantics

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29-36

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Research Paper

Material fields:

Linguistics, Semiotics

Material topic:

Communicative Intention

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Research Paper

Material UDC:

811.133.1’37

Material DOI:

https://doi.org/10.62413/lc.2009(1).04

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