PSYCHOLINGUISTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF SEGMENT STRUCTURES IN LITERARY TEXTS
Keywords:
Segment, psycholinguistics, artistic speech, perception, emotional impact, O‘tkir Hoshimov, literary psychologism.Abstract
This article analyzes the psycholinguistic nature of segment constructions in O‘tkir Hoshimov’s novel “Dunyoning ishlari” (“The Affairs of the World”). The study examines the emotional, cognitive, and aesthetic functions of textual segmentation as a means of expressing the author’s style and internal worldview. The research integrates approaches from psycholinguistics, text linguistics, and literary psychology to explore how segmentation shapes the reader’s perception and emotional engagement with the text.
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