In the fast-paced world of mass media, where information bombards us from all angles, the significance of linguistic and stylistic techniques cannot be overstated. Among these techniques, foregrounding stands out as a powerful tool used by media practitioners to captivate audiences, convey messages effectively, and shape public discourse. In this article, we delve into the intricate realm of foregrounding, exploring its linguistic and stylistic significance in analysing mass media texts. This paper intends to inform Mass media materials and its significance and linguistic analysis of foregrounding. Mass media materials are interpreted through text, using different approaches and methods to convey information. The purpose of this scientific work is stylistic and linguistic analysis of the use of foregrounding in mass media tests
In the fast-paced world of mass media, where information bombards us from all angles, the significance of linguistic and stylistic techniques cannot be overstated. Among these techniques, foregrounding stands out as a powerful tool used by media practitioners to captivate audiences, convey messages effectively, and shape public discourse. In this article, we delve into the intricate realm of foregrounding, exploring its linguistic and stylistic significance in analysing mass media texts. This paper intends to inform Mass media materials and its significance and linguistic analysis of foregrounding. Mass media materials are interpreted through text, using different approaches and methods to convey information. The purpose of this scientific work is stylistic and linguistic analysis of the use of foregrounding in mass media tests
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| 1 | Khudayberganov G.. | ! | University of Tashkent for Applied Sciences, |
| 2 | Khudayberganova M.. | ! | ‘Tashkent Institute of Irrigation and Agricultural Mechanization Engineers’ National Research University, |
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