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"Die Russen kommen" как стереотипный маркер немецкого лингвосоциума: военная пропаганда и маркетинг

"Die Russen kommen" как стереотипный маркер немецкого лингвосоциума: военная пропаганда и маркетинг

Abstract

В статье описывается специфика немецкого выражения "Die Russen kommen". Определяются причины возникновения его когнитивной составляющей как угрозы "русского похода" и демонстрируется расслоение когнитивных массивов сегодня — утрата негативной прагматической и концептуальной составляющих "русского нашествия" во время Второй мировой войны.

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ВОЕННЫЙ ДИСКУРС, ВОЕННАЯ ПРОПАГАНДА, ЗАГОЛОВКИ ГАЗЕТ, ПОЛИТИЧЕСКИЙ ДИСКУРС, КОНЦЕПТУАЛЬНЫЕ МЕТАФОРЫ, УГРОЗЫ, СМИ, СРЕДСТВА МАССОВОЙ ИНФОРМАЦИИ, СССР, НЕМЕЦКИЕ СМИ, ЖУРНАЛИСТИКА, ГЕРМАНИЯ, МЕДИАДИСКУРС, НАЦИОНАЛЬНОЕ СОЗНАНИЕ, РОССИЯ, ИСТОРИЯ ЯЗЫКОЗНАНИЯ — 1941-1945 ГГ., СТЕРЕОТИПНЫЕ МАРКЕРЫ, НЕМЕЦКИЙ ЯЗЫК, ВТОРАЯ МИРОВАЯ ВОЙНА, ЛИНГВИСТИКА ТЕКСТА, ЯЗЫКОЗНАНИЕ

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popularity
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influence
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impulse
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