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Особенности реализации оппозиции «Свой чужой» в различных видах дискурсов

Особенности реализации оппозиции «Свой чужой» в различных видах дискурсов

Abstract

В данной статье рассмотрены способы реализации универсальной бинарной оппозиции «свой чужой» в институциональных видах дискурсов, в частности, политическом, религиозном, массмедийном и юридическом. Выявлена и описана специфика и вариативность проявления анализируемой оппозиции в данных видах дискурсов.

The article investigates the implementation of the universal opposition “own strange” within such institutional discourses as political, religious, mass-mediated and legal. The specificity and variability of the opposition were identified and described in these kinds of discourses.

Keywords

ОППОЗИЦИЯ "СВОЙ ЧУЖОЙ", "СВОЙСТВЕННОСТЬ ЧУЖДОСТЬ", ИНСТИТУЦИОНАЛЬНЫЕ ДИСКУРСЫ, OPPOSITION "OWN STRANGE", "SINGULARITY FOREIGNNESS"

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