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THE USE OF NON-REFERENTIAL WORDS IN ACADEMIC TEXTS

Authors: Menshakova, N.N.;

THE USE OF NON-REFERENTIAL WORDS IN ACADEMIC TEXTS

Abstract

В статье рассматривается феномен употребления безреферентных слов в научном тексте по лингвистике. В традиционной логике слова с несуществующим референтом рассматриваются как ложные или ошибочные, однако в современной философии языка им придается иной смысл, диктуемый прагматикой языка. В статье приводятся аргументы в пользу того, что безреферентная лексика может использоваться и в научном тексте как инструмент, позволяющий лучше понять теоретическую мысль исследователя. Использование безреферентной лексики в научном тексте определяется индивидуальным стилем автора.

The article deals with the phenomenon of non-referential word use in aca-demic texts on linguistics. In traditional logic words with no real referents were considered to be false or erroneous, though in modern philosophy of language they gain a different meaning thanks to pragmatics. The author gives arguments for the fact that non-referential words can be used in academic texts as tools in grasping researcher’s theoretical idea. The use of non-referential words in academic texts is determined by the individual writing style of researchers.

№3(11) (2017)

Keywords

academic discourse, individual style, фантастика, false referent, fiction, референция, научный текст, reference, ложный референт, идиостиль

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