VISUAL REPRESENTATION OF PHRASEOLOGICAL IMAGE
Kayumova Shakhnoza Kabiljonovna
Doctor of Philosophy in Philology, (PhD) Termiz State University
Alikulova Yulduz Shukhrat qizi
Student of the Faculty of Foreign Philology of Termez State University
Keywords: Metaphor, Throwing your weight around, The old bird, A grin without the Cat, The Cat’s head, The Washing Machine
Abstract
Visual representation is a non-verbal mode of expression perceivable by sight. A visual instantiation of a phraseological image is of stylistic and cognitive interest because it brings out the potential of phraseological meaning, and the creative aspects of the verbal and the visual in multimodal discourse. Visual expression of text usually goes together with the verbal. In visual representation, the process of creating a mental picture in one’s mind relies on close ties between the visual and the verbal, and knowledge of the political, socio-cultural, and semiotic implications. Visual representation creates new meaning, stretches our imagination, and sustains figurative thought. Thus, phraseological metaphor exists not only in thought and language; it also exists in visual representation and its perception