Linguopragmatic and Linguoculturological Features of The Category of Appeals in English And Uzbek
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.31150/ajshr.v2i2.377Keywords:
Categorization, Lionguopragmatics, Category Of Appeals, The Dimension Of The Document Representation, Linguistically Motivated Features, Computable Linguistic FeaturesAbstract
The central aim of the article is the category of appeals in both compared languages namely English and Uzbek, their linguopracmatic and linuoculturological features in the language. The results suggest that both languages have to be examined separately for each task at hand, because in some cases, the additional information can indeed improve performance
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