RELATION OF CONTRAST IN MICROTEXTS WITH PARALLEL SYNTAX (BASED ON AZERBAIJANI FOLKLORE)

Abstract

The article studies the formation of the relationship of contrast arising from semantic meaning relations in microtexts whose components are connected through parallel syntax. Examples of Azerbaijani folklore are used to elucidate the stated theoretical ideas. Parallel syntax, which is one of the means of connecting the components of microtexts, is based on the structural similarity of the text. Consequently, the components that make up the text should follow each other, having the same structural structure. In the formation of microtexts, not only some text-forming tool, but also its logical-semantic connection is of great importance. This article aims to examine manifestations of the relation of opposition in microtexts created through syntactic parallelism. It is possible to find various structurally different forms of microtexts created by the relation of opposition. In the examples of Azerbaijani folklore, contrast conjunctions, words with opposite meanings, the forms created solely by intonation and the presence of predicate in both affirmation and negation.