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Сцепление как универсальный тип выдвижения в аспекте регулятивности (на примере стихотворения М. И. Цветаевой «Что другим не нужно – несите мне. . . )»

Сцепление как универсальный тип выдвижения в аспекте регулятивности (на примере стихотворения М. И. Цветаевой «Что другим не нужно – несите мне. . . )»

Abstract

The article considers the phenomenon of coupling and is defined by its function as a link between the different types of extensions within a single text. On the example of the poem by M. I. Tsvetaeva there was revealed the possibility of dominance over other types of coupling extension, and also its regulatory capacity.

Рассматривается явление сцепления и определяется его функция связующего звена между различными типами выдвижения в рамках одного текста. На примере стихотворения М. И. Цветаевой выявляется возможность доминирования сцепления над другими типами выдвижения, раскрывается его регулятивный потенциал.

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ТИП ВЫДВИЖЕНИЯ, РЕГУЛЯТИВНОСТЬ ТЕКСТА, РЕГУЛЯТИВНАЯ ФУНКЦИЯ, СЦЕПЛЕНИЕ

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