Peculiarities of Indian English as a separate language

Grishechko, Elizaveta Georgievna; Sharma, Gaurav; Zheleznova, Kristina Yaroslavovna

doi:10.20511/pyr2021.v9nspe1.913

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2021

DOI: 10.20511/pyr2021.v9nspe1.913

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Peculiarities of Indian English as a separate language

Elizaveta Georgievna Grishechko¹,

Gaurav Sharma²,

Kristina Yaroslavovna Zheleznova³

Abstract: In conclusion, we found out that the English language has considerably changed since its occurrence, and all these transformations are results of globalisation, the realisation of new technologies, development of media and strengthening of communication between different countries.

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A Linguistic-Pragmatic Study on Collocations in Business Media Discourse

Malyuga¹,

Madinyan²

2023

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This study investigates the linguistic-pragmatic characteristics of “conflict activity” (CA) collocations in English business media discourse through a lexical-semantic analysis. By examining a corpus of articles from prominent American business news outlets, we identified 426 collocations that constitute the CA lexical-semantic field. These collocations were scrutinized for their expressiveness, cultural markers, appellative function, and their role in conveying business realities. The research found that language in American business media discourse exhibits a blend of informative and expressive functions, prevalence of clichés, engagement techniques, culturally marked units, and a dominance of the appellative function. The study also highlighted how stylistic devices like metaphor, metonymy, antithesis, and hyperbole endow expressiveness to the core lexemes. Findings contribute to our understanding of the lexical-pragmatic characteristics of business media discourse and offer a nuanced insight into their role in shaping readers' perceptions and attitudes.

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A Linguistic-Pragmatic Study on Collocations in Business Media Discourse

Malyuga¹,

Madinyan²

2023

wisdom

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Peculiarities of Indian English as a separate language

Abstract: In conclusion, we found out that the English language has considerably changed since its occurrence, and all these transformations are results of globalisation, the realisation of new technologies, development of media and strengthening of communication between different countries.

Cited by 1 publication

References 6 publications

A Linguistic-Pragmatic Study on Collocations in Business Media Discourse

A Linguistic-Pragmatic Study on Collocations in Business Media Discourse

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