Verbal Representation of Emotions in Komi Communicative Behavior
The article is devoted to the problem of linguistic representation of emotions in communicative behavior of the Komi ethnic group. Relationships of people are a complex process that includes society, with its inherent norms and rules, and individual individuals, with certain social roles, while building their line of behavior in accordance with the characteristics of the culture of their people and nationally conditioned reflexes. Linguistic means expressing the psychoemotional state of a speaker and their transmission in the process of communication are of particular interest to us. The aim of our research is to identify specifics of the linguistic representation of emotions in Komi communicative behavior . The theoretical basis was the publications devoted to this issue of domestic and foreign linguists, such as V. I. Shakhovsky, Yu. Prokhorova, I. A. Sternina, I. T. Veprevoy, V. N. Telii, S. V. Korostova, A. N. Magomedova, Z. S. Omarova, H. L. Labazanova, M. Ya. Yakhieva, E. V. Galeeva, A. Vezhbitskaya, A. Trompenaars, P. Ekman, K. Izard and others. The sources of the research were communications obtained by the method of continuous sampling from the works of Komi fiction. The descriptive-analytical method was used as the main one in the work. It has been established that communicative behavior of the Komi ethnos is characterized by a free demonstration of emotions and naturalness, therefore, in the language, you can find many emotional and evaluative communications, which are the expressive reaction of an addressee and express his/her impressions of what he/she saw or heard. These syntactic constructions also serve as a speech way to reduce the emotional stress of the subject and affect the addressee, achieving the required response. The analyzed speech units are integral means of effective communication.