Metaphor - As a Means of Emotional-Expression

  • Rasulova Munojat Akmaljonovna Tashkent State University of Uzbek Language and Literature named after Alisher Navai,, English language’’ Department, English teacher
Keywords: Metaphor

Abstract

It is known that the main and primary function of language is communicative function. However, in the process of communication, people are not limited to the exchange of ideas, but also strive to express their relationship to the events of existence. When a person perceives the phenomena of existence, these phenomena arouse in him different emotions (feelings) in relation to themselves. This situation, of course, cannot be expressed in language. In fact, observing the words in the dictionary shows that some of them not only describe something, events, but also express the speaker's assessment and attitude to the concept being expressed. This attitude includes various emotional reactions such as anger, caress, admiration, hatred, disgust, sarcasm. In particular, words such as azamat, o’ktam, qo’yilmaqom, shokildoq, boplamoq, olchoq, mal’un, razil, satang, sanqi, asfalasofin, miyonqi, qoyil, do’ndirma, momaqaymoq, in addition to meaning a certain concept, indicate that the speaker is not indifferent to this topic, on the contrary, it is positive and negative. also shows that he is in an emotional relationship. This evaluative element is also perceived by the listener as usually intended by the speaker.

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Published
2023-04-21
How to Cite
Akmaljonovna, R. M. (2023). Metaphor - As a Means of Emotional-Expression. Central Asian Journal of Literature, Philosophy and Culture, 4(4), 164-166. https://doi.org/10.17605/OSF.IO/S4V2M
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