SEMANTIC LINES OF OPPOSITION AND CONTRAST IN THE BOOKS’ PLOTS ON PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHOTHERAPY
Abstract
Stepanova E.
Keywords: contrast method, psychology, psychotherapy, addressee’s implicit picture, semantic oppositions, psychological and psychotherapeutic plotlines.
The article is devoted to the use of the contrast method in psychology and psychotherapy. The author examines this method as a means of speech influence that is a reorganization method of the addressee’s implicit world picture. The article describes the main lines of semantic oppositions, passing through the majority of psychological and psychotherapeutic plotlines.
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