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Коммуникативные стратегии англоязычного спикера в научно-популярном медиадискурсе (на примере материалов проекта TED Conference)

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Коммуникативные стратегии англоязычного спикера в научно-популярном медиадискурсе (на примере материалов проекта TED Conference)

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Предлагается прагмалингвистический анализ коммуникативных стратегий англоязычных спикеров в жанре научно-популярной лекции, размещенной на онлайн-платформе TED-Conference. В ходе исследования были выявлены и описаны три стратегии, направленные на формирование позитивного отношения к достижениям научно-технического прогресса, а также установлена частотность выбора ораторами соответствующих тактик, что позволяет раскрыть специфику дискурсивных практик англоязычных спикеров в научно-популярном медиадискурсе.

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спикеры, научно-популярный медиадискурс, коммуникативные ходы, речевые акты, коммуникативные тактики, коммуникативные стратегии

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