
Статья посвящена выявлению основных моделей современного академического эссе, которые могут быть использованы при подготовке студентов к сдаче теста по русскому языку ТРКИ-3. Авторами проведено сопоставление структуры моделей русского эссе с моделями англоязычного академического эссе, используемыми при сдачe теста IELTS. Отличия в выборе и последовательности речевых тактик свидетельствуют о необходимости учитывать при типологизации моделей помимо типа речевой стратегии также и концептуальное основание, тип референта, тип модального субъекта и формальную организацию текста.
The article identifies the main models of contemporary Russian academic essays, which may be used in the preparation of students to pass the Russian language test TRKI-3. The authors compared patterns of the Russian academic essays and model English essays, that are studied in preparation for the IELTS test. Difference in the choice of verbal tactics shows the need of considering not only the type of speech strategy, but also the conceptual basis, type of referent, type of modal of the subject and the formal organization of the text.
академическое эссе, сценарий, academic essay, frame, речевая стратегия, гештальт, gestalt, фрейм, speech strategy, scenario
академическое эссе, сценарий, academic essay, frame, речевая стратегия, гештальт, gestalt, фрейм, speech strategy, scenario
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