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Конкуренция и конфликт сложных концептов гордость и стыд как когнитивный базис стратегии дискредитации в современной политической коммуникации

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Конкуренция и конфликт сложных концептов гордость и стыд как когнитивный базис стратегии дискредитации в современной политической коммуникации

Abstract

В статье разрабатывается проблематика когнитивного обоснования коммуникативных феноменов, в частности выявления когнитивного базиса стратегии дискредитации в политической коммуникации.

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ПОЛИТИЧЕСКИЕ КОММУНИКАЦИИ, СТЫД, КОММУНИКАТИВНЫЕ СТРАТЕГИИ, ГОРДОСТЬ, КОНЦЕПТЫ, ПОЛИТИЧЕСКИЙ ДИСКУРС, КОГНИТИВНОЕ МОДЕЛИРОВАНИЕ, ФРЕЙМЫ, ЛИНГВИСТИКА ТЕКСТА, ЯЗЫКОЗНАНИЕ, СОЦИАЛЬНЫЕ ЧУВСТВА

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