Abstract
Intellectual-emotional forms of speech are closely related to each other, one requires the other. How to explain these events. Human emotions and feelings are a linguo-philosophical category that has long attracted philosophers, sociologists, psychologists and, of course, linguists. Our classicists studied the issues of emotion from the point of view of materialistic knowledge and created deep reflections. Emotion is a human reaction to an event, a process, and a form of knowing the world.
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