Nature of emotive syntax and its categories

The article presents the results of the research performed on the basis of traditional grammar, psychomechanics of the language, neurolinguistics and psychophysiology of consciousness. This fusion of the linguistic approaches allows the author to reveal principles of organizing various structures of emotive syntax and nature of its categories. The author argues that language emotiveness is a sphere of language consciousness based on figurative thinking, and states that emotive syntax is a system of syntactic structures involving potential emotionality realized due to integration of the fundamental principle of emotive representation and the basis of forming grammatical categories of emotive syntax. When emotionality is included in communicative and cognitive processes, it influences and changes ordinary cogitative operations which accompany a speech unit expansion: emotional perception of a denotative situation leads to revaluation of proposition that in its turn causes a change in the order of actualization mechanisms, and hence a change of the grammatical (syntactic) structure of the utterance.