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Категория диалогичности в старорусских и старобелорусских судебных документах первой половины XVI века

Authors: Klimkovich, О. А.;

Категория диалогичности в старорусских и старобелорусских судебных документах первой половины XVI века

Abstract

В статье описываются особенности средств выражения текстовой категории диалогичности в старорусских и старобелорусских текстах судебных приговоров. Приводится обоснование такого исследования, выявляются сходства и различия в употреблении синтактических и лексических средств выражения категории диалогичности в актах, относящихся к разным регионам. = The article describes the features of the means of expressing the textual category of dialogicity in Old Russian and Old Belarusian texts of judicial sentences. The rationale for such a study is given, similarities and differences in the use of syntactic and lexical means of expressing the category of dialogicity in acts belonging to different regions are identified.

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Belarus
Keywords

text categories, dialogic category, court documents, business writing, судебные документы, текстовые категории, категория диалогичности, деловая письменность

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