THE REALITY OF PRAGMATIC FACTORS THROUGH FOLKLORIC PATTERNS IN BADI WORKS (A. In the case of the Qahhor stories)
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In the national language, the language of the people, aesthetically impressive, the character of the people, payrov, communicants, the process of communication, the plot of the work About the importance of communication in the formation of the social type personality, psychologist scientists have expressed their opinion.Abstract
At the moment, the fact that folk proverbs are a product of the distant past also explains that some examples are not easy to understand today. Sometimes among the proverbs there are such that it becomes difficult to even understand what a common opinion is associated with – it turns out that it is pragmatically extremely peculiar. Take, for example, the proverb “I cried for a sum, I gave a hundred and comforted”. The essence of this proverb can be expressed in terms of the direction of thought in the proverb and the way of being opposed.
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