PHONETIC EXPRESSIVE MEANS AND STYLISTIC DEVICESALLITETATION ONOMATOPOEIA RHYME

Abstract

This article examines phonetic expressive means and stylistic devices with particular focus on alliteration, onomatopoeia, and rhyme. These phonetic phenomena contribute significantly to the aesthetic, emotional, and pragmatic dimensions of literary texts. The study analyzes their structural features, stylistic functions, and communicative potential across different genres. Drawing on classical and contemporary stylistic theories, the research demonstrates that phonetic devices enhance imagery, intensify meaning, and shape readers’ perception. The findings confirm that sound organization is not merely decorative but semantically and pragmatically motivated.