DIALECTAL UNITS AND EXPRESSIVE MEANS IN LITERARY TEXT: A LINGUOPOETIC ANALYSIS OF CHARACTER SPEECH

This study examines the role of dialectal units and expressive linguistic means in literary texts from a linguopoetic perspective. The research focuses on how dialectisms contribute to the representation of national identity, regional color, and character authenticity. Using examples from the works of Sh. Boshbekov, the paper analyzes the stylistic and aesthetic functions of regionally marked lexical items, phraseological transformations, and emotionally expressive units in character speech, particularly in female discourse. Special attention is paid to the transformation of phraseological units, the use of parcellation, and the interaction between linguistic form and emotional content. The findings demonstrate that the skillful use of dialectal and expressive means enhances the credibility, emotional intensity, and artistic impact of literary texts.