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To develop the aesthetic intelligence of the reader. Integral poetics of the text: a holistic concept

Sep 2026 · Modeling of systems and processes · Vol 19, pp. 30-39 · 0 citations · 9 references

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The aim of the project is a systematic representation of the evolution of the author's concept: from functional and compositional stylistics to the integral poetics of the text, and a working methodology for future interdisciplinary research in digital humanities focused on the development of aesthetic intelligence.

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This work presents a unique experiment on the joint analysis of the scientific heritage of philologist L.G. Kaida, conducted by the author and artificial intelligence (AI). The aim of the project is a systematic representation of the evolution of the author's concept: from functional and compositional stylistics to the integral poetics of the text. The methodology is based on a human—AI dialogue, where an expert sets a strategy and interpretation, and AI performs the function of a systematizer, revealing internal logic, continuity and hidden connections in the body of work, and in key moments acts as an active co-thinker capable of creative development of hypotheses. The article traces the three-stage development of the theory (stylistics → compositional poetics → integral poetics), demonstrates its verification on complex material ("The Word about the Regiment and the Rev", prose by I.A. Bunin) and reflects on the process of adapting research tools in the context of co-creation. The result is not only a holistic model of scientific contribution, but also a working methodology for future interdisciplinary research in digital humanities focused on the development of aesthetic intelligence.

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