"Tactile olfactory" as an element of the text of "New Nature"

The article is devoted to the study of the multisensory nature of the modern literary text in the context of post-digital culture, and the analysis of “tactile olfactory” as a structural element of the text of “new nature”. The study of literary and media texts shows how bodily and sensory perception becomes the basis of a new reading experience. Tactile and olfactory images lose their auxiliary function and acquire semiotic significance, turning the text into a multimodal space where meaning is formed through physical participation. Smell and touch are considered as full-fledged semiotic mechanisms that shape a new reading experience in a post-digital culture.