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This article analyzes the artistic-aesthetic and communicative features of aphorisms from a linguistic perspective. It examines the role of aphorisms in the system of language units and highlights their artistic and aesthetic characteristics, such as imagery, brevity, semantic depth, and emotional expressiveness. Furthermore, the article explores their potential in speech communication to express ideas concisely, clearly, and effectively, convey particular concepts to listeners or readers, provide evaluations, and exert an educational influence. The communicative functions of aphorisms are discussed in terms of their relationship with context, the author's position, and their impact on the addressee. The study demonstrates that aphorisms are not only linguistically significant units with artistic and aesthetic value but also important means of shaping communicative relationships between people.
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