ПРАГМАТИКА ЭКСПРЕССИВНЫХ ФОРМ (Аналитический взгляд на восклицательных предложений на английском языке)
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Экспрессивный синтаксис, прагматика, восклицательные предложения, междометия, теория речевых актовАннотация
В статье обсуждаются исследования синтаксических и прагматических аспектов восклицательных предложений в английском языке, которые являются экспрессивными типами речи. Важность прагматического подхода к восклицательным предложениям раскрывается в контексте грамматическом анализом. Объясняются различия между различными терминами, используемыми для их описания и представлена их классификация. На основе анализа примеров из разных типов дискурса был сделан вывод, что иллокутивное действие в восклицательных высказываниях зависит от контекста. Прагматический анализ экспрессивных-восклицательных предложениий с точки зрения теории речевых актов требует дальнейшего развития, поскольку они охватывают все аспекты этой теории
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