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it could be read as currency
under-valuation, as well as a plea for
market-determined flexible rates.
In this example, we can see two
exapmles of metaphors: a) under-
valuation, as valuation does not
have physical under part; b)
flexible rates: Flexible is mostly
used for things that are physically
pliable and flexible, but here the
rate of change is referring to the
ease
with
which
something
changes.
Summary on the Chapter III
The third chapter provides a functional-stylistic analysis of legal texts in English
and Uzbek languages. Stylistic analysis is one of the most important analyzes in
linguistics. As a result of this analysis, each stylistic unit, regardless of whether it
is spoken or written, plays an important role in the given text. English and Uzbek
languages have their own characteristics based on the legal provisions of any texts
in these languages. It is also worth mentioning that, although there are significant
differences in legal texts in both languages, there are also some similarities. As an
example, we can cite the fact that most of the legal texts in both languages are
mostly presented in passive voice.
Stylistics is the study of language styles of linguistics, the essence of the functional
folding of the language from the point of view of synchrony and diachrony at the
lexical-phraseological, phonetic, morphological, word formation and syntactic
levels, and network that studies its peculiarities, describes the norms and methods
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of using the literary language in various linguistic situations, in various types and
genres of written literature, in various spheres of social life. In Stylistics, the
semantic and expressive nuances of parallel synonymous language expressions,
interrelated variants of linguistic units are studied. In such options, it was possible
to choose the one necessary for a specific speech situation.
As a scientific discipline, stylistics finally took shape in the early twentieth century.
Functional stylistics is one of the areas of stylistics that studies the patterns of
language functioning in various areas of speech communication, corresponding to
certain types of activity and representing primarily functional styles, as well as
their more particular varieties, specificity, speech systemicity, style norms of these
types of speech, taking into account their extralinguistic style-forming factors.
Functional stylistics is a branch of linguistics that focuses on the analysis of
language use in specific contexts and situations. It explores how language is used
to achieve practical objectives, such as persuading someone to do something,
expressing emotions, or conveying information. Functional stylistics looks at the
purpose behind language use, the rhetorical devices or strategies employed, and the
effect language has on the audience. It considers the cultural, social, and historical
context of language use as well as the individual factors that influence
communication, such as the speaker's age, gender, and social status. Functional
stylistics is a useful tool for understanding the complexities of communication and
for improving language use in different domains, such as business, politics, and
media.
As it is mentioned and can be seen from abovementioned tables and analyses, in
this chapter, various types of stylistic features of English and Uzbek legal texts,
including the text of development strategy, are given. They include, usage of
passive voice, metaphor, overusing of Shall, very long sentences and others.
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