LINGUOPOETIC FEATURES OF EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION IN MODERN LITERARY TEXTS
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emotional expression, linguopoetics, modern literature, stylistics, cognitive poetics, narrative voice, metaphor, affective meaning.Abstract
Emotional expression has become one of the central aesthetic and communicative dimensions of modern literature. Contemporary writers employ a wide range of linguopoetic strategies to render emotional states with greater subtlety, immediacy, and depth. This article investigates the principal linguopoetic features through which emotional meaning is constructed in modern literary texts, focusing on metaphorical modelling, stylistic foregrounding, narrative voice, and prosodic-textual organisation. The study integrates insights from stylistics, cognitive poetics, and discourse analysis to identify how emotionality is encoded both lexically and structurally. Through close reading of selected contemporary works, the research demonstrates that emotional representation in modern literature operates as a multilayered interaction of linguistic forms and narrative techniques. The findings highlight the dynamic and multifunctional nature of linguopoetic devices in shaping readers’ affective responses, enriching the interpretive possibilities of the literary work.
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