Comparative analysis reveals emotive-expressive patterns in English and Uzbek media discourse, indicating cultural distinctions.
This study provides a corpus-based comparative analysis of emotive-expressive devices in English and Uzbek media discourse. Emotionality is treated as a spontaneous psychological state, expressiveness as a linguistic-stylistic enhancer, and emotivity as a cognitive-pragmatic strategy targeting audience response. Findings reveal language-specific patterns and cross-cultural distinctions, highlighting the interaction between language, emotion, and communication.
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Ilhomjon Abdubanno o'g'li Hasanboyev (2026) studied this question.
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