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MORPHOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF EMOTIVENESS IN THE QUR?AN
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Emotions were always at the heart of the primary nominations. Not a single word was born without a person's emotions. The linguistic aspect of emotionality has become an integral part of scientific research in various fields of knowledge (philosophy, psychology, linguistics, medicine, psycholinguistics, etc.). The ancient Greek philosophers Plato and Aristotle described the world of emotions. The problem of realization of the emotional function of the Arabic language was reflected in the works of medieval philologists. However, the issue of means of emotion expressions in Arabic has not yet received comprehensive coverage in modern linguistics, while morphological aspects of this phenomenon have the least attention. Morphological features of the expression of emotiveness include particles, verbal forms, the degrees of comparison of adjectives, etc. At the same time the study of the language of the Qur??n, the analysis of its semantic and grammatical features remains an important challenge. The present paper examines the morphological aspects of expressing of emotiveness in the language of the Qur??n in comparison with the Modern Standard Arabic. The study presents statistical data that clearly demonstrate the frequency of use of a particular morphological feature for transmission of emotion.
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