EMOTIONAL AND EXPRESSIVE FEATURES OF RHETORICAL QUESTIONS AND EXCLAMATORY SENTENCES IN ABDULLA ORIPOV'S POETRY

This article analyzes the emotional and expressive features of rhetorical questions and exclamatory sentences in the poetry of Abdulla Oripov from linguopoetic and stylistic perspectives. The study examines the role of rhetorical questions and exclamatory sentences in poetic discourse, their syntactic structure, semantic load, and their function in enhancing artistic expressiveness. It is substantiated that rhetorical questions serve to express the poet’s philosophical reflections, social position, and inner experiences, while exclamatory sentences reveal the emotional state, psychological tension, and pathos of the lyrical subject. The article analyzes the contextual, intonational, and functional-stylistic characteristics of these syntactic units and demonstrates the importance of their interaction in shaping the emotional and expressive system of the poetic text. The research findings confirm that rhetorical questions and exclamatory sentences in Abdulla Oripov’s poetics are not merely grammatical units, but significant linguopoetic means that express the poet’s individual artistic thinking.