Structural and typological features of poetic texts in the context of theory of cognitive-pragmatic programs (an invitation to discussion)

The present article considers general structural and typological characteristics of a poetic text within the framework of the author’s metadisciplinary theory of cognitive-pragmatic programs (CPP). The functional productivity of the CPP-theory, based on the system of interacting concepts “cognitive consciousness” - “subject” (source / interpreter) - “language” - “discourse” - “text” - “culture”, is due to the fact that the CPP is updated at all levels. The CPP-theory allows simultaneously activating two main research angles: a) “text in a person” (subject dominates); b) “man in the text” (the text dominates). A poetic text can be viewed as a dynamic cognitive-pragmatic system of genetically interconnected cognitive-mental scopes (CMS) in the context of the CPP theory. The CMS of a poetic text consists of three main levels: a) “core” (a system of genetic, cultural and cognitive-mental codes); b) functional (the system of cognitive-pragmatic sets - “3 + (1)”; c) stimulus-contextual. The component structure of the core level of CMS is determined by the basis of which CPP (meta-narrative, derivative) the one poetic text is built. Regardless of the basis the system of “genetic” codes is updated in the structure of the “core” level of the cognitive-mental scope. This is due to the special status of the national-specific program (NSCPP): it forms the “genetic basis” for modeling metanarrative and derivative programs. The internal structure of the “core” level of CMS depends on the cultural and cognitive-pragmatic status (real and potential) of the poetic text in which it is implemented. The typology proposed by us is based on two basic grounds: a) the type of dominant CPP; b) the degree of expression of the system of constitutive “genetic” codes in the structural and semantic fabric of the text, their correlation with cognitive-mental and cultural codes.