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COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY OF VERBAL PERSUASION IN THE RUSSIAN TELEVISION ADVERTISING

КОММУНИКАТИВНАЯ СТРАТЕГИЯ ВЕРБАЛЬНОГО УБЕЖДЕНИЯ В РОССИЙСКОЙ ТЕЛЕВИЗИОННОЙ РЕКЛАМЕ
Authors: G A Miroshnichenko;

COMMUNICATIVE STRATEGY OF VERBAL PERSUASION IN THE RUSSIAN TELEVISION ADVERTISING

Abstract

The article deals with the communicative strategy of verbal persuasion practiced in Russian television commercial advertising. The aim of the article is to identify the speech mechanism of persuasive influence. The result proved that verbal persuasion as reasoned substantiation of necessity of purchase of the advertised product implements appropriate communication techniques, verbal tactics, sustainable lexico-grammatical constructions used in speech effects on the communicants. It should be emphasized that the television media product is a synthesis of sounding live speech and entertainment. When applied to advertising, this means that the verbal text of the advertising message is perceived by the audience by ear and makes its way to the consumer through a powerful stream of various visual information. It is revealed that the effectiveness of persuasive influence in television advertising is provided by representative - directive speech statements of pragmatic orientation, containing specific language structures that allow to "push" the addressee to make a purchase.verbal persuasion, communicative strategy, speech tactics, lexical and grammatical constructions

В статье анализируется коммуникативная стратегия вербального убеждения в российской телевизионной рекламе. Особое внимание уделяется специфике речевых высказываний, выявлению коммуникативных приемов, речевых тактик, характерных лексико-грамматических конструкций, применяемых в речевом воздействии на потребителя. Коммуникативная стратегия вербального убеждения раскрывается на примерах рекламной продукции телевизионной коммерческой рекламы. В результате исследования было доказано, что в сложившихся экономических реалиях вербальное убеждение является наиболее эффективной коммуникативной стратегией, мотивирующей вовлечение в потребление продукции мировых и отечественных брендов.

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communicative strategy, лексикограмматические конструкции, рекламная коммуникация, речевые тактики, вербальное убеждение, communicative techniques, speech tactics, lexical and grammatical constructions, коммуникативная стратегия, коммуникативные приемы, Literature (General), лексико - грамматические конструкции, advertising communication, PN1-6790, verbal persuasion

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