The Discursive Features of Speech Acts in German Media

This article aims to dissect and illuminate the discursive features of speech acts in German media alongside with the comparison with those in Uzbek media. By delving into various media formats: from news reporting and political interviews to advertising and television broadcast, we explore to understand how language functions not just to convey information, but to perform actions that influence, persuade, and engage the public. In an era where media narratives hold significant sway over societal beliefs and behaviors, understanding the mechanics of speech acts becomes paramount. This exploration offers valuable insights into the strategic use of language in media, contributing to the broader field of pragmatics and enhancing our comprehension of communication dynamics in contemporary society.