The article shows that language is one of the most effective ways to express human emotions. It has such a property that it “controls” the reader’s feelings – it evokes various experiences and emotions in his soul. In particular, a literary text “embodies many possibilities, such as spiritually inspiring a person, making them cry, laugh, lead them into a world of imagination, immerse them in thought, form aesthetic thinking, and teach them to look at events in a deeper, different way.” In the literature on psychology, detailed information is provided on the study of human emotions into such types as affect (strong but short-term emotional reactions), emotion (long and stable emotional response), mood and stress (strong mental shock). The article also states that language (words) acts as a second signal, as the famous psychologist P. Pavlov said, “awakening” certain points in the human central nervous system, that is, recreating images about words that enter the associative field. This process is more clearly manifested in poetry, one of the lyrical genres, the main purpose of which is to describe human feelings, the process of meaningful perception of the speech structure - the reader's interpretation of an unfamiliar text, finding hidden ideas, is described.
| Mualliflar | Нурматова, Садбархон |
|---|---|
| Jurnal | Lingvospektr |
| Nashr sanasi | 2025-10-12 |
| Jild | 9 |
| Son | 1 |
| Betlar | 55-61 |
| Til | O‘zbek |
Текст, прагматическая формация, психолингвистические особенности, процесс речевой коммуникации, психолингвистический анализ текста, говорящий, адресат, речевое высказывание, субъект, объект, оценка, основание, эталон, восклицательные слова, прагматические задачи, эмоциональная оценка, среда общения, модальность, персонаж, психическое состояние, проекция текста, Matn, pragmatik shakllanish, psixolingvistik xususiyatlar, nutqiy muloqot jarayoni, matnni psixolingvistik tahlili, so‘zlovchi shaxs, adresat, verbal ifoda, subyekt, predmet, baholash, obyekt, asos, etalon, undov so‘zlar, pragmatik vazifalar, emotsional baho, muloqot muhiti, modallik, personaj, ruhiy holat, matn proeksiyasi, Text, pragmatic formation, psycholinguistic features, speech communication process, psycholinguistic analysis of the text, speaker, addressee, verbal expression, subject, object, assessment, basis, standard, exclamatory words, pragmatic tasks, emotional assessment, communication environment, modality, character, mental state, text projection
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