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Политическая интернет-реклама как регулятивный тип дискурса

Политическая интернет-реклама как регулятивный тип дискурса

Abstract

The subject of the article is the online political advertising, which on the basis of its communicative and pragmatic setting, is considered as a regulatory type of discourse. The authors analyze three sets of linguistic resources, aimed at updating the regulatory setting in this type of a discourse.

Предметом статьи является политическая интернет-реклама, которая на основе ее коммуникативно-прагматической установки, рассматривается как регулятивный тип дискурса. Выделяются и анализируются три группы языковых средств, направленных на актуализацию регулятивной установки этого типа дискурса.

Keywords

ПОЛИТИЧЕСКАЯ ИНТЕРНЕТ-РЕКЛАМА, РЕГУЛЯТИВНЫЙ ТИП ДИСКУРСА, КОММУНИКАТИВНО-ПРАГМАТИЧЕСКАЯ УСТАНОВКА, ПОЛИКОДОВЫЙ ТЕКСТ

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