Intonation as Means of Logic-Emotional Expressiveness in Professional Actor’s Verbal Action

The aim of the article is to reveal peculiar features intonation as one most essential means a professional actor’s logic-emotional expressiveness, well define specificity logical an utterance in context verbal activity. research methodology. author has applied typological, systems methods and method functional analysis analyse activity by actor. terminological been used specify basic terms definitions research. cognitive enabled extrapolation theoretical foundations linguistics theatrical art. Scientific novelty. presents main expressiveness analysed functions intonation, its components, such stress, pauses, rising falling tones, speech melody, voice timbre, tempo, constructions speech. Moreover, described some types utterances with different emotional shades selecting language actor make character expressive/well-marked. Conclusions. Connotative emotional-stylistic differences when image appear result cooperation between sentence syntactic structure, lexis, patterns denotative relations context. Emotional complex work at all levels: lexical, syntactical, prosodic. Using can express various character’s emotions surprise, elation, joy, sadness, fear, anger. Logical comprises timbre. It inseparable component act powerful tool influence on audience. spectators understand through only specific emotion expresses during presentation. Mastering stage level thorough selection according their communicative pragmatic potential dramaturgic piece. Taking into account pattern mother tongue elements process creating image.
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