CORRELATION OF DEGREES OF EMERGENCE OF METALINGUISTIC CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE TEXT AND TENDENCIES TO PERSONALIZATION AND DEPERSONALIZATION

Abstract

This article is devoted to studying of correlation of degrees of emergence of metalinguistic consciousness and the trends of personalization and depersonalization as a result of textual activity of an unprofessional linguistic personality. The material for the study is based on secondary texts on the artwork created by students in the course of the linguistic experiment. We define the degree of manifestation of ordinary metalinguistic consciousness and correlate them to the trends. We rely on the developed classifications of levels of metalanguage consciousness (the nonequivalence level, which illustrates a zero degree of emergence of metalinguistic consciousness; the evaluative, or empiric, which can be defined in the course of communication with the personality being defined; the evaluative level, which provides criticism of the text; the logical level based on logical formulae and conclusions; and the supreme level, namely, literary linguistic one with elements of the logical and evaluative levels, or complex level, which is in itself the synthesis of the latter levels), metaindicators and system of factors of text creating. The practical significance of this study lies in the fact that the results obtained in the study contribute to linguistic personology of the text, ordinary metalinguistics and secondary text theory.