Modal-Axiological Type of Evaluator of Linguistic Personal Thought

Abstract

For modern linguistics, the human factor and, in particular, the issue of a specific "linguistic personality" are of great importance as an object of scientific analysis. This article also addresses this issue. The article discusses the semantic, stylistic, and pragmatic possibilities of axiological-evaluative words in expressing the psycho-emotional state of a person in a literary text, describing the character and individual aspects of the character. For a literary text, the assimilation of emotional impressions or the content of a cognitive image is important for the writer, as is the assimilation of surrounding people, objects, events, and events. A person's perception of their inner world and the reality surrounding them constitutes an emotional conceptosphere. The emotional concept reflects the perception of emotions by an individual author through the feelings of the characters in a work of art.