The discourse of controversion on television (linguistic and cultural aspects)
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- post-graduate student Saint Petersburg State Mining University
Abstract
The paper presents the analysis of the controversial discourse at the modern Russian television. The conflict situation described as a script is universal for most European cultures while the linguistics filling of this script depicts the national specific. The linguistic behavior of Russians in conflict situation is strict and emotional, with various speech strategies and tactics.
Область исследования:
(Archived) Nanotechnologies and information technologies
Keywords:
argumentation
speech influence
national specific
discourse
polemics (contraverses)
rhetoric craft
conflict
Funding:
None
References
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