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Жаргонизмы как средство выражения ингерентной экспрессивности в кабардино-черкесском языке

Жаргонизмы как средство выражения ингерентной экспрессивности в кабардино-черкесском языке

Abstract

Исследуются особенности функционирования жаргонной речи в коммуникативном акте и анализируются вопросы выражения ингерентной экспрессивности посредством жаргонизмов в кабардино-черкесском языке. Рассматриваются не столько природа и специфические свойства жаргонизмов и арготизмов, сколько средства выражения ими экспрессивности. Отмечается, что жаргонная лексика находится за гранью литературного языка, тем не менее она нередко используется в художественной литературе для воспроизведения действия в повести или романе, передачи речевой характеристики героев. Но при этом жаргонизмы, так же как профессионализмы и диалектизмы, должны быть использованы в произведении в составе не авторской речи, а речи героев.

The paper discusses the features of functioning of slangy speech in the communicative act. An analysis is made of expression of the inherent expressivity by using jargons in the Kabardino-Circassian language. The author examines the means of showing expressivity by using jargons and argo rather than their nature and specific properties. It is noted that the slangy lexicon is beyond the literary language. At the same time, it is often used in fiction to reproduce action in the story or in the novel and to give the speech characteristic of heroes. However, jargons, just as professionalisms and dialecticisms, should be used in a work as a part of speech of heroes rather than the author's speech.

Keywords

ТЕОРИЯ ЭКСПРЕССИВНОСТИ, ВЫРАЗИТЕЛЬНОСТЬ РЕЧИ, ИНГЕРЕНТНАЯ ЭКСПРЕССИВНОСТЬ, АДГЕРЕНТНАЯ ЭКСПРЕССИВНОСТЬ, ЖАРГОНИЗМЫ, АРГОТИЗМЫ, СЛЭНГИЗМЫ

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