The subject matter of stylistics includes the analysis of linguistic units at all levels: phonetic lexical grammatical and syntactical. At the phonetic level stylistics examines sound patterns intonation rhythm and other features that contribute to the emotional coloring of speech. At the lexical level it studies word choice connotations synonyms and expressive vocabulary.

THE SUBJECT MATTER OF STYLISTICS

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31 марта 2026

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Djumaboyeva M. A .

Muminova Mavludabonu .

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Volume: 90
Issue: 2
Pages: 363-364
Journal: ОБРАЗОВАНИЕ НАУКА И ИННОВАЦИОННЫЕ ИДЕИ В МИРЕ

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Abstract

Stylistics is a branch of linguistics that studies the expressive resources of language and the ways in which these resources are used in different contexts. It focuses on how meaning is created not only through the content of speech or writing, but also through the form, structure, and stylistic choices made by the speaker or writer. In other words, stylistics explores how language functions as a tool of communication and artistic expression.

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The subject matter of stylistics includes the analysis of linguistic units at all levels: phonetic lexical grammatical and syntactical. At the phonetic level stylistics examines sound patterns intonation rhythm and other features that contribute to the emotional coloring of speech. At the lexical level it studies word choice connotations synonyms and expressive vocabulary.

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In conclusion, the subject matter of stylistics is the study of language in use,

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with a focus on its expressive and functional aspects. It examines how linguistic

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elements are combined to achieve specific communicative goals and stylistic effects.

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Stylistics not only deepens our understanding of language, but also enhances our

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ability to use it creatively and effectively in various spheres of life.

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