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Коммуникативные девиации и условия успешности речевого жанра

Коммуникативные девиации и условия успешности речевого жанра

Abstract

The article presents an analysis of the problem of the efficiency of construction and perception of speech genres in cooperative communication. Exemplified by samples of communicative failures (communicative deviations) taken from Russian and Ukrainian fiction, the circumstances of the efficiency of construction and perception of speech genres in the oral modus of communication are formulated, where the oral modus is viewed as one of the key notions of linguistic genology that includes interrelations of the lingual realization of the communicants' intentions and non-lingual constituents of speech construction and perception.

В статье рассматриваются проблемы успешности построения и восприятия речевых жанров в кооперативном общении. На примере коммуникативных неудач (коммуникативных девиаций), позаимствованных из художественной литературы на русском и украинском языках, формулируются условия успешности построения и восприятия речевых жанров в устном модусе общения как одного из ключевых понятий лингвистической генологии, включающего взаимосвязи между языковым воплощением намерений участников общения и нелингвистическими составляющими построения и восприятия речи.

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КОММУНИКАТИВНЫЙ АКТ,РЕЧЕВОЙ ЖАНР,РЕЧЕВОЙ АКТ,УСЛОВИЯ УСПЕШНОСТИ РЕЧЕВОГО ЖАНРА,КОММУНИКАТИВНАЯ ДЕВИАЦИЯ,ПРОПОЗИТИВНОЕ СОДЕРЖАНИЕ

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