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Модальный потенциал газетного текста (на примере «Московских ведомостей» в пореформенный период второй половины XIX века)

Модальный потенциал газетного текста (на примере «Московских ведомостей» в пореформенный период второй половины XIX века)

Abstract

This article considers the category of language modality as a means to implement the author’s intentions in a newspaper text. The modal meanings indicative of the author’s attitude to the message and the means of its expression are identified. The interaction between objective and subjective modal meanings is described for newspaper texts of the second half of the 19 th century.

Рассматривается категория языковой модальности как способ реализации авторских интенций в газетном тексте. Выявляются модальные значения, свидетельствующие об отношении автора к сообщаемому, и средства их выражения. Устанавливается взаимодействие объективно-модальных и субъективно-модальных смыслов в газетном тексте второй половины XIX в.

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КАТЕГОРИЯ МОДАЛЬНОСТИ, СУБЪЕКТИВНАЯ МОДАЛЬНОСТЬ, ГАЗЕТНЫЙ ТЕКСТ, АВТОРСКАЯ ПОЗИЦИЯ, ИСТОРИЯ ОТЕЧЕСТВЕННОЙ ПЕРИОДИКИ, ДИАХРОНИЯ, AUTHOR’S ATTITUDE

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