Современный болгарский и русский политический дискурс ‒ тенденции, сходства, закономерности

The paper is devoted to some interesting language phenomena occurring today in the Bulgarian and Russian socio-political vocabulary. These phenomena are of a similar nature, which can be attributed to the similar nature of some political and economic processes in the two countries. Such phenomena ty...

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Vydáno v:Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia linguistica rossica číslo 17; s. 77 - 85
Hlavní autor: Simeonova, Kristiyana
Médium: Journal Article
Jazyk:angličtina
ruština
Vydáno: Lodz Wydawnictwo Uniwersytetu Łódzkiego 01.01.2019
Lodz University Press
University of Łódź
Témata:
Bulgarian language
Comparative studies
Discourse
Discourse analysis
Eradication
Genetics
Language studies
Languages
Linguistics
Mass media
Political discourse
Politics
Russian language
Slavic languages
Social Sciences
Socialism
Vocabulary
идеология
метафора
общественно-политический дискурс
сопоставительное исследование
экстралингвистические факторы
ideology
comparative study
metaphor
extralinguistic factors
sociopolitical discourse
ISSN:1731-8025, 2353-9623
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Shrnutí:The paper is devoted to some interesting language phenomena occurring today in the Bulgarian and Russian socio-political vocabulary. These phenomena are of a similar nature, which can be attributed to the similar nature of some political and economic processes in the two countries. Such phenomena typical of both languages are manifested in a growing influence exerted on the socio-political vocabulary by extra-linguistic factors, emergence of an increasingly expressive language, eradication of part of the vocabulary related to the period of socialism from active use, and others. The author points to many interesting examples, taken mostly from the Russian mass-media, to illustrate these phenomena. The main conclusion of the study is that today’s trends and phenomena in the Bulgarian and Russian socio-political discourse are of a similar nature. Certainly, this should not come as a surprise given the genetical relationships between the two languages.
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ISSN:1731-8025
2353-9623
DOI:10.18778/1731-8025.17.07