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Политическая лингвистика
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POLITICAL AND JUDICIAL POWER: TRANSFER OF IDEAS AND TERMS

Political and Judicial Power: Transfer of Ideas and Terms
Authors: Maslova, V. A.; Lavitskiy, A. A.;

POLITICAL AND JUDICIAL POWER: TRANSFER OF IDEAS AND TERMS

Abstract

The article argues that political linguistics and legal linguistics have many features in common: they epitomize and serve power in the society and have similar pragmalinguistic properties - illocutionary and perlocutionary functions; they demonstrate problems with formation of the terminological field, etc.

В статье рассматриваются общие черты политической и юридичнской лингвистики.

Политическая лингвистика, Issue № 6 (78), Pages 189-196

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ПОЛИТИЧЕСКИЕ КОММУНИКАЦИИ, legal linguistics, ЮРИДИЧЕСКИЕ ТЕРМИНЫ, лингвистическая экспертиза, ПРАВОВЫЕ КОММУНИКАЦИИ, политические коммуникации, лингвистические исследования, языковые средства, ПОЛИТИЧЕСКИЕ ТЕРМИНЫ, политическая лингвистика, ЮРИДИЧЕСКИЙ ДИСКУРС, судебная лингвистика, юридический дискурс, юридическая лингвистика, политическая власть, РЕЧЕВАЯ ДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТЬ, ЛИНГВИСТИКА ТЕКСТА, РЕЧЕВЫЕ АКТЫ, юридическая терминология, ЛИНГВИСТИЧЕСКАЯ ЭКСПЕРТИЗА, ТЕОРИЯ ТРАНСФЕРА, POLITICAL POWER, политическая терминология, юридические тексты, LEGAL LINGUISTICS, ПОЛИТИЧЕСКИЙ ЯЗЫК, ПОЛИТИЧЕСКАЯ ЛИНГВИСТИКА, JUDICIAL POWER, judicial power, СУДЕБНАЯ ВЛАСТЬ, СУДЕБНОЕ РЕЧЕВЕДЕНИЕ, ПОЛИТИЧЕСКАЯ ТЕРМИНОЛОГИЯ, политические термины, intention, направления исследований, теория трансфера, интенция, коммуникативное взаимодействие, судебное речеведение, юридические термины, ПОЛИТИЧЕСКИЕ ТЕКСТЫ, ЮРИДИЧЕСКАЯ ТЕРМИНОЛОГИЯ, политический дискурс, политический язык, судебная власть, transfer theory, ЮРИДИЧЕСКАЯ ЛИНГВИСТИКА, политические тексты, речевые акты, political power, СУДЕБНАЯ ЛИНГВИСТИКА, юридический язык, POLITICAL LINGUISTICS, ЮРИДИЧЕСКИЙ ЯЗЫК, ЯЗЫКОВЫЕ СИСТЕМЫ, ЯЗЫКОВЫЕ СРЕДСТВА, политическая деятельность, ЮРИДИЧЕСКИЕ ТЕКСТЫ, ПОЛИТИЧЕСКИЙ ДИСКУРС, КОММУНИКАТИВНОЕ ВЗАИМОДЕЙСТВИЕ, ПОЛИТИЧЕСКАЯ ДЕЯТЕЛЬНОСТЬ, правовые коммуникации, юрислингвистика, НАПРАВЛЕНИЯ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЙ, political linguistics, TRANSFER THEORY, ЛИНГВИСТИЧЕСКИЕ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЯ, речевая деятельность, ПОЛИТИЧЕСКАЯ ВЛАСТЬ, языковые системы, ЯЗЫКОЗНАНИЕ, ЮРИСЛИНГВИСТИКА

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