2020
DOI: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.01.59
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Transformed Phraseological Units In Mass Media Headings In English And Russian Languages

Abstract: This article deals with English and Russian phraseological units (PUs) with the component denoting family relationship (Russian семья and English family) within its structure; the study of their semantic, emotionally expressive and stylistic features. Thus, PUs were selected from a number of mass media texts and phraseological dictionaries. Phraseological unit has always been considered the most important bearer of specifics of the language. Therefore, constant studies of functioning of the native and non-nati… Show more

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“…Thurlow C., Poff M. (Thurlow & Poff, 2013) and Aimagambetova M., Suleimenova E. (Aimagambetova & Suleimenova, 2017) examined phraseological alterations in text messaging and media texts, revealing the interaction between language tactics and communication aims. Furthermore, Safina and Salieva's (Safina & Salieva, 2020) study shed light on the semantic alterations of phraseological units, which affect perception and cultural understanding. These studies add to our understanding of linguistic phenomena by demonstrating how language shapes and is influenced by changing communication practices (Thurlow & Poff, 2013, p. 25].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thurlow C., Poff M. (Thurlow & Poff, 2013) and Aimagambetova M., Suleimenova E. (Aimagambetova & Suleimenova, 2017) examined phraseological alterations in text messaging and media texts, revealing the interaction between language tactics and communication aims. Furthermore, Safina and Salieva's (Safina & Salieva, 2020) study shed light on the semantic alterations of phraseological units, which affect perception and cultural understanding. These studies add to our understanding of linguistic phenomena by demonstrating how language shapes and is influenced by changing communication practices (Thurlow & Poff, 2013, p. 25].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%