The dynamics of normativeness and environmental thinking. Based on the Russian language of the XXI century
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The monograph was developing problems of normativeness in the context of the ideas of linguocology and in a wide linguistic context, which can contribute to the development of not only Russiasty proper, but also such interdisciplinary fields as mediator, sociolinguistics, environmental linguistics, psycholinguistics and linguistic cultural studies. A thorough study of normativeness explications is of great importance not only for linguistics, but also for the entire modern humanitarian sphere. The monograph can be useful for many applied spheres, for example, judicial speech and linguistic examination. The Russian language material of the 21st century, on which the monograph is based, is interesting because it was at this time that such significant changes have occurred in all areas related to the language that there were reason to talk about the special stage of its development. The focus is therefore the principles of the interaction of various factors of speech behavior as the actual reality of the existence of the language and the dynamics of its norms.
The book is addressed to specialists in the field of philology and journalism, as well as jurisprudence, history, cultural studies, sociology and political science. Designed for scientists, graduate students, students and all those interested in the problems of the Russian language and effective communication
The book is addressed to specialists in the field of philology and journalism, as well as jurisprudence, history, cultural studies, sociology and political science. Designed for scientists, graduate students, students and all those interested in the problems of the Russian language and effective communication
Author:
Author:Барабаш Виктор Владимирович
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:Languages
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9765-5275-3
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