EYE LANGUAGE IN LITERATURE: NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION AS A WAY TO CONVEY EMOTIONS AND MEANING
Keywords:
eye language, non—verbal communication, emotions, author, context, literature, characters, gestures, understand, feelings.Abstract
Eye language is an important aspect of non—verbal communication that plays a key role in interpersonal interactions. In literature, this element is used to convey deep emotions, create an atmosphere and reveal the inner conflicts of the characters. The purpose of this article is to analyze how the authors use eye language to enhance the expressiveness of the text and deepen the understanding of the characters.
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Published
2025-08-31
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How to Cite
EYE LANGUAGE IN LITERATURE: NON-VERBAL COMMUNICATION AS A WAY TO CONVEY EMOTIONS AND MEANING. (2025). Science and Innovation, 3(31), 32-33. https://in-academy.uz/index.php/SI/article/view/34196
