PSYCHOLOGICAL COMPONENT OF SPEECH INFLUENCE IN COURT SPEECH FOR JURY TRIAL (BASED ON THE COURT SPEECH IN THE CASE OF A.S. SHULEGA)

Abstract

The paper discusses the relationship of disciplines such as oratory and psychology, in particular the psychology of communication as one of the pararhetorical disciplines. Oratory, since ancient times acting as integrative science, serves as a field of intersection of the interests of modern linguistics, sociology, psychology, logic, philosophy, literary criticism, etc. The research emphasis is made on the psychological basis of the process of speech impact, the feasibility of which is assessed based on the need to modify the recipientz’s consciousness by a speech producer using speech techniques. Based on this, the direct subject of the study is psychological techniques used by the speaker in the process of public speeches. During the analysis of the accusatory speech delivered in the court session with the participation of the jury, psychological techniques of speech influence are revealed, which significantly increase the level of persuasiveness of the speech.