THE CATEGORY OF SUBJECTIVE ATTITUDE IN MODERN LINGUISTICS: THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS AND ANALYTICAL MODELS

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This study examines subjective attitude as a multidimensional linguistic category integrating semantic, pragmatic, and discourse perspectives. The research aims to develop a theoretical framework and analytical models for understanding subjective meaning in language. A qualitative conceptual analysis of scholarly literature was conducted. The results show that subjective attitude is expressed through evaluative semantics, stance marking, and discourse interaction. The study contributes to linguistic theory by providing an interdisciplinary interpretation of subjectivity and suggesting directions for future empirical research.

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10.70728/human.v02.i04.013

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