A PUBLICISTIC TEXT AS A BASIS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF AESTHETIC PERCEPTION OF REALITY

Abstract

The article studies an analysis of a significant component of a journalistic text, which is inextricably linked to the aesthetic possibilities inherent in the language system itself. The study of journalistic texts has led to the conclusion that the aesthetic characteristics of linguistic elements are determined by a complex of factors. These include the unique features of language as a living, constantly evolving system, the fundamental principle of asymmetry in language (where form and meaning are not always directly related), the unique characteristics of each national language, the internal mechanisms of language development, and the range of figurative and emotional means available in language. The aesthetic potential of a language is directly dependent on a number of factors, including the established practices of using linguistic units, the specific trajectories of literary movements in a particular society, the unique characteristics of the national mentality reflected in the tradition, and the level of linguistic talent among native speakers, as well as their established artistic and aesthetic orientations and preferences. Within the scope of the problems under consideration, the study of the aesthetics of linguistic elements should take into account the following aspects: their relationship to universal aesthetic categories that are common to the entire range of objects in reality; their contribution to the construction of linguistic representations of the world, the features of the creative transformation of traditional approaches, and the embodiment of the aesthetic principles of the journalistic genre to which the analyzed text belongs.