LINGUOPRAGMATIC FEATURES OF LANGUAGE MEANS IN REPRESENTING THE CONCEPTS OF HOME AND REFUGEES (BASED ON BBC)

Abstract

This article delves into the realm of linguopragmatic analysis, with a focus on the language means employed in representing the concepts of "HOME" and "FORCED MIGRANTS" within the context of a BBC publication. Through a meticulous linguistic examination, this study unveils the intricate strategies and pragmatic features that shape the portrayal of these concepts. It explores the linguistic choices made in conveying the experiences and challenges of forced migrants while also delving into the emotional and cultural dimensions of the concept of home. By offering a detailed linguistic perspective, this research enriches our understanding of the intricate interplay of language in expressing complex socio-cultural concepts.