Methods of Depicting Negative Emotions in Literary Texts
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https://doi.org/10.51699/ijllal.v2i5.1726Keywords:
negative emotions, literature, deflated words, abusive words, emotionalAbstract
This article refers to analyze the role of emotions and their features in literary texts and especially negative emotions like anger, furious, hate and etc. In addition, it compares and systemizes means of verbal realization of negative emotions in the modern communicative world of the English and Uzbek languages, as well as identifies the most effective means of expressing this kind of emotions in both languages. The conducted research allows also the author to state that national stereotypes of communication and their verbalization presented as national language formulae facilitate the process of communication and make it more effective.
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