Social Sciences
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FUNCTIONAL AND SEMANTIC EXPLICATION OF APPROVAL AND PRAISE IN ENGLISH COLLOQUIAL SPEECH
DOI
Crossref DOI
10.37547/tajssei/Volume04Issue02-08
tajssei
2022
VOL. 4
/ NO. 02
FEBRUARY
RESEARCH OVERVIEW
Abstract
The functional-semantic explication of the linguistic phenomenon of approval and praise in English colloquial speech, which is conditioned by psychology and psycholinguistics, is investigated. In the structure of the functional-semantic field of the speech acts of approval and praise are distinguished: the core, the center, the near and the far periphery.
RESEARCH TOPICS
Keywords
Speech acts
functional-semantic field
core
SOURCES & SCHOLARSHIP
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