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O‘ZBEK VA INGLIZ MEDIA-MATNLARIDA YURIDIK TERMINLARNING PRAGMATIK SALOHIYATI: ILLOKUTIV VA PERLOKUTIV ASPEKTLAR

Legal term, pragmatic potential, media text, illocutionary force, perlocutionary effect, speech act, legal discourse, mass media, cross-cultural analysis

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This article provides a comparative study of the linguopragmatic nature of legal terms used in Uzbek and English media texts. The core research problem focuses on identifying the capacity of legal concepts within media discourse to exert socio-pragmatic impact on the reader's consciousness, extending beyond a purely informative function. The study employs speech acts theory, componential analysis, and comparative-typological methodology. The research findings indicate that legal terms in English media texts rely primarily on analytical illocutionary goals, whereas the Uzbek press emphasizes perlocutionary effects characterized by preventive and cautionary tones. The author's scientific contribution manifests in developing a pragmatic typologization model for legal linguistic sources based on Uzbek and English materials