STYLISTIC PHONETICS AND ITS RESEARCH PROBLEMS

Abstract

The article discusses the stylistic possibilities of phonetics. The essence of the term "stylistic
phonetics" and its peculiarities in linguistics are clarified. Opinions on this problem in linguistics are
presented and treated. It is noted that since the phonetic norm combines orthographic and orthoepic norms, correct spelling and pronunciation variants form the basis of the phonetic-stylistic norm. That
is, since these phonetic norms are formed on the basis of phonetic means: vowels and consonants, accents, intonation, phonetic laws and events, their points of development in the text may be different.
This expands their stylistic capabilities.
According to the article, the stylistic aspects of vowels and consonants in the article, the stylistic
possibilities created by them within the text are substantiated by giving concrete examples. Examples
also show the features of harmony, accent, intonation, orthographic and orthoepic style. Here the
stylistic possibilities created not only by the harmony of consonants and vowels, but also by the harmony of vowels and consonants are brought to attention. Examples of each of the phonetic events are
given and their stylistic points are presented.
It also reflects the fact that speech defects exist through dialects. It is concluded that the stylistic
role of phonetic devices: accent, intonation, law of harmony, phonetic events, vowels and consonants
depends on their position in the text. In other words, the fact that they are used in different situations
and have different meanings leads to the emergence of stylistic nuances.