Syntactic Features of the Kazakh Printing Language

2025

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DOI 10.47526/2025-1/2664-0686.149
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Abstract

The research work examines the syntactic and stylistic features of the language of the press, one of the topics studied in the 30th anniversary of the country's independence at a later stage of syntax in Kazakh linguistics. The article examines the syntax of the Kazakh language of printing; genre classification of the Kazakh language of printing; lexical and grammatical features of the Kazakh language of printing; the function of the syntax of the Kazakh language of printing in the formation of literary norms; Issues such as the definition of syntactic features of newspaper article titles have been consistently considered by materials from the city newspaper “Turkestan”. The works of scientists are devoted to the issues of studying the language of mass media texts, their structural and genre features, discursive, stylistic nature. Both foreign and Kazakh scientists make a great contribution to such research. A number of studies have been conducted in the field of studying individual genres of mass media, the diversity of media cultures, as well as media cultures at various linguistic levels, including syntactic ones. However, so far, a sentence or phrase has not been considered in a comparative aspect based on press materials. The relevance of the topic lies in a comprehensive study of the linguistic features of mass communication, including the scientific direction – a systematic and multidimensional analysis of newspaper texts from the point of view of the emergence and development of media linguistics. In this research paper, one of the directions of studying media texts is, in particular, a comprehensive analysis of the syntactic features of press texts from a linguistic point of view.