Emotivity and Expressiveness in Accusatory Speech Behavior
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51773/sssh.v4i2.1016Keywords:
accusation, speech behavior, emotivity, expressiveness, pragmatics, discourse, communicationAbstract
This article presents a linguistic and pragmatic analysis of emotivity and expressiveness in accusatory speech behavior. It examines the concept of accusatory discourse, its communicative characteristics, and the role and functions of emotive and expressive means in speech. Particular attention is paid to the special place occupied by accusatory speech behavior within social relations, as well as to the expression of emotions and the use of expressive linguistic devices in this process.
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