The nouns in the headlines of the Tajik and English press (COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS)
This article is devoted to the headlines of the English and Tajik press, which have antonyms-nouns in their composition. Nouns in English and Tajik denote the name of the subject. In both languages, they have a gender, a number, express the uncertainty of the subject. The title should consider and fulfill two main tasks: to show the essence of the content of the text and to attract the attention of the reader. To solve these problems, journalists use antonyms and their variety. The author of this article has considered a number of antonyms and their variety, such as antithesis, amphithesis, arothesis and diathesis. Dianthesis antonyms are more characteristic of works of art, so they are not easy to find in the headline of newspaper articles. This type of antonyms has its own structure and definition. Examples of periodicals have shown that the antonyms are widely used in the English and Tajik press. Headings are borrowed from English and American newspapers, such as: The Guardian, Telegraph, Chicago tribune, The Times and from the Tajik "Mukabbat va oila", "Charkhi Gardun", "Minbari Khalk" and others