Sustainable Agriculture Volume 27 Issue 3 (2025) · pp. 31-34
Techniques of Foregrounding in the Analysis of Agricultural Text
Boqiyeva Muqaddaskhon
Abstract
This article discusses the significance and application of foregrounding techniques in the analysis of agricultural texts, emphasizing the role of specific linguistic features such as parallelism, deviation, and symbols in creating emphasis and enhancing meaning. Foregrounding is a key tool for interpreting the subtle nuances within agricultural discourse, shedding light on how linguistic techniques are employed to shape readers’ perceptions of the subject matter. By investigating the interaction between form and content, this research also offers insights into the ways in which foregrounding contributes to a deeper understanding of agricultural practices and terminologies.
deviationparallelismForegroundinganaphoraantithesisasyndetonagricultural text analysisepistrophecognitive linguistics
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