TIBBIY DISKURS INSTITUTSIONAL MULOQOT TURI SIFATIDA: KOMMUNIKATIV-PRAGMATIK XUSUSIYATLAR
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https://doi.org/10.54613/ku.v19iA.1819Keywords:
tibbiy diskurs, institutsional muloqot, pragmatika, epistemik vakolat, direktiv, baholash, adresat.Abstract
Maqolada tibbiy diskursning institutsional tabiati kommunikativ maqsad, ishtirokchilar vakolati, nutqiy harakat va adresat omili orqali tahlil qilinadi. Yangi o‘zbek va xorijiy tadqiqotlar sintezi asosida epistemik hamda deontik munosabatlar farqlanadi. Og‘zaki muloqot bilan yozma qayd o‘rtasidagi bog‘lanishni izohlovchi besh tarkibli pragmatik model taklif etiladi. Tibbiy konsultatsiya jarayonida savol, tavsiya, ogohlantirish va baholash kabi nutqiy harakatlarning qanday shakllanishi, ularning shifokor va bemor o‘rtasidagi kommunikativ munosabatga ta’siri hamda og‘zaki axborotning yozma tibbiy qaydga transformatsiyasi alohida yoritiladi. Shuningdek, tibbiy diskursda epistemik ishonch darajasi, deontik yo‘nalish, adresatga moslashuv va baholovchi birliklarning funksional xususiyatlari o‘zaro bog‘liq holda ko‘rib chiqiladi. Tadqiqot natijalari tibbiy muloqotni lingvistik jihatdan tavsiflash, kasbiy tilni o‘qitish va o‘zbek-ingliz tibbiy diskursini qiyosiy o‘rganish uchun nazariy-metodik asos bo‘lib xizmat qilishi mumkin. Tibbiy konsultatsiya jarayonida savol, tavsiya, ogohlantirish va baholash kabi nutqiy harakatlarning qanday shakllanishi, ularning shifokor va bemor o‘rtasidagi kommunikativ munosabatga ta’siri hamda og‘zaki axborotning yozma tibbiy qaydga transformatsiyasi alohida yoritiladi. Shuningdek, tibbiy diskursda epistemik ishonch darajasi, deontik yo‘nalish, adresatga moslashuv va baholovchi birliklarning funksional xususiyatlari o‘zaro bog‘liq holda ko‘rib chiqiladi. Tadqiqot natijalari tibbiy muloqotni lingvistik jihatdan tavsiflash, kasbiy tilni o‘qitish va o‘zbek-ingliz tibbiy diskursini qiyosiy o‘rganish uchun nazariy-metodik asos bo‘lib xizmat qilishi mumkin.
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