Language and Emotion: Discourse-Pragmatic Perspectives

Alba-Juez, Laura; Лаура, Альба-Хуэс; Larina, Tatiana V.

doi:10.22363/2312-9182-2018-22-1-9-37

Cited by 39 publications

(17 citation statements)

References 28 publications

Supporting

Mentioning

Contrasting

Unclassified

Order By: Relevance

“…As L. Alba-Juez and T. Larina note, "…emotion affects language and at the same time is affected by language: the way we feel may influence the way we talk and express those feelings, and at the same time, the way we name or talk about emotions can affect the way we feel such emotions." (Alba-Juez & Larina, 2018). The type of a syntactic construction can be a linguistic means of the expression of such interrelation between the language and the emotion.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Grammatical Aspect Of An Effective Advertising Text

Klochko¹

2018

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

The article delineates some issues of an advertising text, in particular its grammatical aspect. It includes the study of type and form of the syntactic constructions that build up a slogan or a catchphrase. The author points out, that the grammatical aspect of an advertising text is not the only constituent that makes it effective. It is only a part of this process, but the primal one to be perceived because each type of a syntactic construction possesses its own potential of forming a certain text, thus forming a certain strategy of decoding it. Syntactic structures mainly forming a slogan or a catchphrase are uni-component and bi-component utterances. They are tackled in the given article as basic utterances to be used in ads, whereas a number of other types of syntactic constructions is also used in advertising texts in the cases when it's convenient to use them for the author of the text. Each of them represents a certain type of grammatical system that was formed in the course of language development according to some researches.Examples of advertising texts show that one and the same text implies a number of grammatical constructions, which helps actualize their pragmatic potential to the full scale.

show abstract

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Grammatical Aspect Of An Effective Advertising Text

Klochko¹

2018

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

show abstract

“…Language means of irony expression (including implicit ones) are studied, in addition to linguistics, by a whole complex of Humanities, such as aesthetics, ethics, psychology, philosophy, logic. Many researchers (Khazagerov, 2006;Akimoto, 2014;Brusenskaya et al, 2017;Alba-Juez, Larina, 2018;Brusenskaya, Kulikova, 2018, etc. ) note the characteristic for the present expansion of the irony into public sphere, dominated by pathos before (due to reasons of socio-political nature).…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Verbal Crime: The Problem of Insult in the Media Text

Brusenskaya¹,

Arsenieva²,

Suryanto³

2018

Media Education (Mediaobrazovanie)

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

The article is devoted to verbal crimes, the qualification of which requires the cooperation of lawyers and linguists. Linguists are directly involved into qualification of verbal crimes such as conspiracy, incitement, threat, insult, etc. The use of language always contains the potential of "natural insult", a violation of conventional rules. This violation effects not the same perlocutionary result. The legal definition of insult is essentially an appeal to linguistic flair. Insult is mostly associated with the use of a particular obscene (invective) lexicon. Any media text that contains allegations about people or institutions can be challenged in court, that is, it can be considered as an insult. Therefore, any media text that is not initially intended as a conflict can cause a conflict. This is supported by the language itself. The specificity of the studied problem area led to the hermeneutic approach, focused on interpretation and explanation; the method of linguistic deduction and induction. Interpretative approach, based on the assumption that the values do not exist in isolation, are not contained in words and sentences, not extracted from them, but understood by the recipient on the basis of the speech features and context, was extremely relevant.

show abstract

“…позволило расширить понимание эмотивности как в зарубежной, так и в отечественной науке. Поэтому в настоящее время можно говорить о «широкой» трактовке данного понятия, которое связывается с каузацией эмоций, их концептуализацией в языке и манифестацией в речи (Ионова 2015, Alba-Juez, Larina 2018, Alba-Juez & Mackenzie 2019, Macagno 2014. Такая трактовка принята прежде всего в исследованиях, посвященных эмотивному дискурсу -дискурсу 2 , имеющему «некоторое эмоциональное содержание или эффект» 3 (Koschut 2017: 277, см.…”

Section: теоретические положенияunclassified

“…также Edwards 1999. Анализ эмотивного дискурса в основном направлен на изучение того, как адресант использует эмотивный код языка в различных коммуникативных ситуациях и как различные эмоциональные ситуации концептуализируются в эмотивном коде языка (Ионова 2015, Alba-Juez, Larina 2018, Alba-Juez & Mackenzie 2019, Koschut 2017.…”

Section: теоретические положенияunclassified

What makes a text interesting? Interest-evoking strategies in expository text from Russian school textbooks

Piotrovskaya

Trushchelev

2020

Russian Journal of Linguistics

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

The article provides the linguistics approach to the study of text-based interest. The purpose of the article is to identify the means and strategies used in expository texts from Russian school textbooks for the creation of text emotiveness. This characteristic of an interesting text has been repeatedly pointed out in the psychological research (Schiefele 2009). The article uses the linguistics methods of communicative and functional analysis and, in particular, the method of semantic modeling of emotive situations (Filimonova 2007). The authors intention to evoke the readers interest is the basis for forming an emotional-evoking type of expository discourse. The implementation of this intention is carried out through special discourse strategies called interest-evoking rhetorical strategies. Some of these strategies are based on the transmission of emotions as a special type of information in verbal interaction. In a text, this type of information is represented by emotiveness, that is, a component of text content through which the emotional states of participants of communication or characters are manifested. The article provides a description of four primary ways to create expository text emotiveness: 1) the usage of emotive insertions - commentaries made by the participant of communication acting as the subject who feels emotions; 2) the verbalization of the emotional scenario of interest for its projection to the reader; 3) the description of the characters emotional states; 4) the representation of abnormal situations (a disruption of normal and expected relations between components of a situation in the real world described in a text). The first two ways are related to the strategies of the text dialogization aimed at creating the dialogue form of an expository text, and the thematization of interest. The third way enhances the text vividness and the fourth increases its dynamics and unexpectedness for the reader.

show abstract

Language and Emotion: Discourse-Pragmatic Perspectives

Cited by 39 publications

References 28 publications

Grammatical Aspect Of An Effective Advertising Text

Grammatical Aspect Of An Effective Advertising Text

Verbal Crime: The Problem of Insult in the Media Text

What makes a text interesting? Interest-evoking strategies in expository text from Russian school textbooks

Contact Info

Product

Resources

About