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Образ адресата рекламного текста с точки зрения постулатов речевого общения Г. П. Грайса (категория Качества)

Образ адресата рекламного текста с точки зрения постулатов речевого общения Г. П. Грайса (категория Качества)

Abstract

В статье описаны особенности имплицитного отражения в рекламных текстах информации о том, для каких типов адресатов они предназначены. Это отражение тесно связано с постулатами речевого общения Г. П. Грайса и, в частности, с постулатами категории Качества. Различные виды аргументированных рекламных текстов ориентированы на разные типы неосведомленных адресатов, тогда как неаргументированные рекламные тексты рассчитаны на адресатов, целенаправленно ищущих определённые товары или услуги. Нередко аргументация в рекламных текстах, рассчитанных на не ищущего определённый товар адресата, подменяется психологическим воздействием на него.

The article deals with the features of implicit information about the expected addressee of advertising texts. This information is closely connected with the conversational maxims of H. P. Grice and in particular with the maxim of Quality. Various types of well-reasoned advertising texts focus on different types of not informed recipients, while advertising texts without argumentation are addressed to targeted recipients seeking for certain goods or services. Reasoning in texts targeted to a consumer not seeking for a specific product is often replaced by the psychological impact on him.

Keywords

РЕКЛАМА, ОБРАЗ АДРЕСАТА, ПОСТУЛАТЫ КАТЕГОРИИ КАЧЕСТВА, ИМПЛИЦИТНАЯ ИНФОРМАЦИЯ, ADDRESSEE'S IMAGE

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