THE EXTRALINGUISTIC FEATURES OF UZBEK POLITICAL DISCOURSE

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INTRODUCTION sometimes emphasizes more on personal More than only the words employed shapes credibility and individuality (Jones, 2015, p. 42). political discourse; extralinguistic elements—such Likewise, Russian linguist Bakhtin (1986) as cultural allusions, historical context, gestures, underlined the need of cultural and historical even tone—play a critical part in communicating background in forming the meanings of utterances, meaning (van Dijk, 1997, p. 25). Though in which is especially pertinent while studying different languages, the political speeches given by political speech. English and Uzbek speakers have clear parallels in their employment of extralinguistic elements to METHODS create authority, influence public opinion, and The research utilizes a comparative content conform with cultural standards. This research analysis of chosen political speeches presented in investigates these aspects in both settings with an Uzbek and English. The analyzed speeches eye toward how they are used to connect with encompass those delivered by prominent Uzbek listeners and convince audiences. officials during independence anniversaries, as Prominent linguists like Fairclough (2003) well as significant remarks by British and contend that political speech cannot be American leaders. Data were collected from video understood without understanding the larger recordings, transcripts, and accessible media social elements influencing it. For example, Uzbek commentary to encompass both the linguistic political speech frequently reflects the national content and nonverbal cues, audience responses, collective identity by being strongly loaded with and contextual factors. This method facilitates a historical narratives and cultural symbolism. comprehensive analysis of extralinguistic factors, English political debate, on the other hand, such as facial expressions, hand gestures, and vocal https://www.theamericanjournals.com/index.php/tajssei 111 THE USA JOURNALS THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SOCIAL SCIENCE AND EDUCATION INNOVATIONS (ISSN- 2689-100X) VOLUME 06 ISSUE11 tone, which were methodically classified and English political speech stresses individual contrasted. leadership traits and personal connection with the audience, Uzbek language emphasizes on building