EMOTIONAL-EXPRESSIVENESS IN NON-SELF-EXTRACTIVE STATEMENTS

Abstract

This article considers the expression of an emotional-expressive attitude in non-specific sketch sentences. As society develops steadily, it is natural that the changes taking place in it are reflected both at all levels of language and in its syntactic structure, especially in the form of non-specific fragmentary sentences. Accordingly, uncharacteristic fragmentary statements, which are one of the visual means of opening the character's psyche, fully manifest their aesthetic facets in artistic text as emotional-expressive, expressive means.