MISREPRESENTATION: RECEPTION OF TRICK OR EXPRESSIVENESS? (ON THE BASIS CONFLICT OR POTENTIAL CONFLICT OF MEDIA TEXTS)
Copyright policy )MISREPRESENTATION: RECEPTION OF TRICK OR EXPRESSIVENESS? (ON THE BASIS CONFLICT OR POTENTIAL CONFLICT OF MEDIA TEXTS)
Статья посвящена изучению «зон риска» медиатекстов, причиной которых является осознанное или бессознательное введение читателя в заблуждение при помощи языковых знаков. Особое внимание уделяется соотношению фактуальной и эмоционально-оценочной информации. Прием введения в заблуждения рассматривается в публикации как способ создания эмоциогенной ситуации и как уловка на основе анализа текстов медиакоммуникации и данных лингвистического эксперимента.
The article is devoted to the study of "risk areas" of media texts, whether due to conscious or unconscious introduction of misleading the reader with linguistic signs. Special attention is paid to the ratio of factual and attitudinal information. Acceptance of misleading regarded publication as a way to create emotiogenic situation and how the trick based on the analysis of texts and linguistic experiment.
misleading, медиатекст, введение в заблуждение, псевдосоциальная оценочность, the effect is to fail, the false social value, вербальный факт, факт, оценочная интерпретация факта, зоны риска, fact, эффект обманутого ожидания, verbal fact, the estimated interpretation of fact, mediatext, areas of risk
misleading, медиатекст, введение в заблуждение, псевдосоциальная оценочность, the effect is to fail, the false social value, вербальный факт, факт, оценочная интерпретация факта, зоны риска, fact, эффект обманутого ожидания, verbal fact, the estimated interpretation of fact, mediatext, areas of risk
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