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The article examines the concept of the rhetorical question, which — quite surprisingly — is still not part of the standard and widely recognized inventory of linguistic categories, and the term ‘rhetorical question’ is rarely used in linguistic studies. At the same time, the ex­pres­sion ...

By de re propositional attitude ascription for rhetorical purposes, we will understand ut­tering a modal statement wherein the speaker deliberately uses a description of the attitude’s object which she knows to be unavailable to the attitude holder. As the existence of rhetorical de re is revealed,...

..., both in poetry and prose. As a linguistic means of self-presentation and self-iden­tification, questions are used in situations that encourage a person to reflect on their place in so­ciety and their own rank feelings. The very fact of using the rhetorical questions "Who am I? What am I?" excludes a neutral attitude of the individual to the situation that has become the reason for understanding their "I". Being a tool of self-knowledge, the analyzed questions are an indicator ...

... versification, who argue for a revolutionary shift in Russian poetic tradition, attributed to the publication of Vasily Trediakovsky's 1735 treatise. Additionally, the study aims to compare the theoretical recommendations outlined in Prokopovich's poetics and rhetoric with his own experiments in versification. The most common form in Theophan's poetry, as well as in the works of the Virsheviks—his predecessors and contemporaries—is the thirteen-syllable verse. This form is genre- and theme-diverse, appearing ...

... languages both to describe and to transform reality, as well as to produce a collective action. The tremendous public excitement, which spread across the most diverse strata of the Russian Empire in 1876—1877, was indicative of an effective mobilisation rhetoric. However, the disappointment, which quickly followed, and the devaluation of the events of those years by public opinion suggest that, although sanctioned by the authorities, the language of mobilisation was not effectively controlled by them....

The author considers the features of rhetorical question as an explicator of modal semantics in the novel The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky. The article identifies the scope of objective modality and subjective modality meanings of rhetorical question and addresses its text-forming ...

This study is driven by the growing importance of political rhetoric in international relations, where the linguistic tools employed by the speaker serve as instruments for strategically managing the perception of the audience. It also addresses the interplay between language and politics under conditions of global ...

... Appel M., Richter T., 2007. Persuasive Effects of Fictional Narratives Increase over Time. Media Psychology, 10(1), pp. 113-34. https://doi.org/10.1080/15213260701301194 . Bay, J. L. and Blackmon S., 2014. Inhabiting Professional Writing: Exploring Rhetoric, Play, and Community in Second Life. In: J. deWinter and R. M. Moeller, eds. 2014. Computer Games and Technical Communication. Critical Methods & Applications at the Intersection. Farnham: Ashgate Publishing, pp. 211-231. Belov, S. I., 2022. ...

.... Barcelona, 2004. 11. Gudykunst W. B., & Hammer M. R. Basic training design: Approaches to inter-cultural training. In D. Landis and R. W. Brislin (Eds.), Handbook of intercultural training. 1983. Vol. 1. P. 118—154. 12. Hart R. P., & Burks D. M. Rhetorical sensitivity and social interaction. Speech Monographs. 1972. 39. P. 75—91. 13. Hart R. P., Carlson R. E., Eadie W. F. Attitudes toward communication and the assessment of rhetorical sensitivity. Communication Monographs, 1980. 47. P. 1—22....

... communication in the framework of legal proceedings are shown. Taking into account the existing specifics of modern videoconferencing, which causes not only the impossibility of personal presence in the courtroom, but also the ineffectiveness of some rhetoric and psychological techniques, the question is raised about the feasibility of developing forensic psychology and rhetoric for online meetings.

... means, including hyperbole, hyperbolic tropes and clichés, emphasis, antithesis, lexical repetition, expressive verbal metaphors, pronouns with a generalizing meaning (e. g., “everyone”), intensifying adverbs, inversion, exclamatory sentences, rhetorical questions, syntactic parallelism, positive constatives, demonstration of material attributes of success, and speech strategies of boasting and exaggeration. In different communicative situations, demonstrative tonality serves influencing, regulatory,...

... and Bateman, J., 2016. Film Text Analysis. New Perspectives on the Ana­lysis of Filmic Meaning . New York. Wildfeuer, J. and Pollaroli, Ch., 2017. Seeing the untold: Multimodal argumen­ta­tion in movie trailers. In: Multimodal argumentation and rhetoric in media genres . Ams­ter­dam; Philadelphia, pp. 189—215.

... and the problem of translation. With special reference to the semiotics of Charles S. Peirce. Amsterdam. Haase, F., 2022. Speaking one’s mind: the sign as subject of interpretation in the ma¬nuscripts of Charles S. Peirce, between the theories of rhetoric and communica-tion. Semiotica, 245, pp. 79—98, https://doi.org/10.1515/sem-2020-0086. Habermas, J., 1995. Peirce and communication. In: K. L. Ketner, ed. Peirce and con¬tem¬porary thought: Philosophical inquiries. Fordham, pp. 243—266....

... literary texts of the 1920—1930s, the article reveals how these words turned into universal markers reflecting conformity to new social and political standards. The first part of the article analyzes the role of the adjective ‘good’ as a universal rhetorical tool used to create an optimistic image of socialist reality. This word gradually loses its subjective evaluative value, turning into a standard ideological stamp symbolizing positivity and conformity to socialist norms. The second section ...

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In this paper, translation is examined from the perspective of the semantics of possible worlds. The consequences of this viewpoint are explored, particularly in relation to the metaphor of traveling through possible and impossible worlds in translation practice. Special attention is given to cases where there are disparities between the world of the original text and the world of the translated text. For example, in the case of French subjunctive forms, which are grammatically mandatory in the original...

... abundant in its referential connections. It helps reveal the common semiotic mechanisms at play in any work of art, which motivate the ‘definition of poetry’ as a distinct statement about a unique world. Aristotle, 2000. Ritorika. Poetika [Rhetoric. Poetics]. Moscow (in Russ.). Castaneda, G.-N., 1999. Fiction and reality: their fundamental connections: Es­says on the ontology of cumulative experience. Logos , 3 (13), pp. 69—102 (in Russ.). Faryno, J., 2004. Vvedenie v literaturovedenie ...

... University of Tartu. Issue 515)], pp. 3—7 (in Russ.). Lotman, Yu. M., 1981б. Brain — text — culture — artificial intelligence. Semiotika i informatika [Semiotics and Informatics], 17. Moscow, pp. 13—17 (in Russ.). Lotman, Yu. M., 1981в. Rhetoric. Trudy po znakovym sistemam. 12: Struktura i semi­otika khudozhestvennogo teksta (Uchenye zapiski Tartuskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta. Vyp. 515) [Sign Systems Studies. 12: Structure and semiotics of a literary text (Scien­tific letters ...

... Palimpsest: literaturovedcheskii zhurnal [Palimpsest: literary journal], 2, pp. 7—23 (in Russ.). Dushechkina, E. V., 2003. “From Moscow to the Outskirts…”: (Formula of Rus­sia’s Extension). In: Ritoricheskaya traditsiya i russkaya literatura [Rhetorical Tradition and R­ussian Literature]. St. Petersburg, pp. 108—125 (in Russ.). Dzhanumov, S. A., 2020. The Image of St. Petersburg in A. Pushkin’s Poem “The Bron­ze Horseman”. Vestnik Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo oblastnogo universiteta....

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... Kvadratura smysla. Francuzskaya shkola analiza diskursa [The quadrature of meaning. French school of dis­course analysis]. Moscow, pp. 12—53 (in Russ.). Silant'ev, I. V., 2006. Gazeta i roman: Ritorika diskursnykh smeshenii [Newspaper and Novel: The Rhetoric of Discursive Confusions], Moscow (in Russ.). Smirnov, I. P., 2009. Videoryad. Istoricheskaya semantika kino [Visuals. Historical semantics of cinema]. Saint Petersburg (in Russ.). Sokolova, O. V., 2014. Tipologiya diskursov aktivnogo vozdeistviya: ...

... techniques of expressing irony in the novel are antiphrasis, unexpected ironic inference from a situation, antithesis, the use of inappropriate collocations that do not fit the context, intertextual inclusions, intentionally created absurd situations, and rhetorical ques­tions. The main feature of ironic evaluation in the novel is its satirical basis, its distancing from humour and the focus on the denunciation of human vices and social flaws in the histor­ical period of the domination of the landlord ...

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The article considers the interpretation of the concept “people” by the Constitutional Democratic Party supporters. This concept is of fundamental importance for the analysis of Cadet ideology. The concept “people” was of great political value for the Cadet party. The author correlates this concept with such notions relevant for the Party as society, nation, and nationality. The author examines the relations of “people” with the authorities, the state, the Cadet Party, the Parliament, and humanity...

The appeal to death is a type of argument that either explicitly or implicitly invokes hu­man finitude. This rhetorical device contributes to the credibility of requests, wishes, etc., or blocks communication. The illocutionary power of the appeal to death is determined by the means it uses, which range from inductive generalisation and deductions to approaching ...

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... Soviet political discourse, ana­lysis of nominalizations. In: P. Serio, ed. Kvadratura smysla [Squaring the meaning]. Mos­cow. pp. 337—383 (in Russ.). Silant'ev, I. V., 2006. Gazeta i roman: ritorika diskursnykh smesheniy [Newspaper and no­vel: rhetoric of discourse mixes]. Moscow (in Russ.). Smirnov, I. P., 2000. Megaistoriya. K istoricheskoy tipologii kul'tury [Megahistory. To the historical typology of culture]. Moscow (in Russ.). Sokolova, O. V., (in press) War and language in Italian futurism,...

... or she lives. Thus, even if literature is in­capable of affecting reality, it can change the way the latter is perceived. A fictional world is not just a reality — it is a reality of a higher order. Aristotle, 2017. Poetika. Ritorika [Poetics. Rhetoric]. St. Petersburg (in Russ.). Bakhtin, M., 1994. To the philosophy of action. In: M. Bakhtin, ed. Raboty 20-kh godov [The work of the 20s]. Kiev (in Russ.). Domanski, Y. V., 2018a. The art world and the real world. In: M. M. Golubkov, et al., ...

... In: L. Ve­nu­ti, ed. The Translation Studies Reader. London: Routledge. pp. 290—305. Calzada Pérez, M., 2001. A three-level methodology for descriptive-explanatory Translation Studies. Target, 13(2), pp. 203—239. Colina, S., 1997. Contrastive Rhetoric and Text-Typological Conventions in Trans­lation Teaching. Target, 9(2), pp. 335—353. Daghigh, A. J., Sanatifar, M. S. and Awang, R., 2018. A taxonomy of manipulative op­e­rations in political discourse translation. A CDA approach. Forum,...

... and gnosiology of the 18th century and examine its correlation with the 20th-century aesthetic and semiotic concepts. We stress the significance of Baumgarten’s ideas for the development of new aesthetic systems rejecting the traditional poetic and rhetorical systems. Baumgarten made an important contribution to the development of the idea of sensible cognition as the goal of aesthetics, which was formulated by F. Schiller in his Letters upon the Aesthetic Education of Man. Asmus, W. F., 1963. ...

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... Dostoevsky’s The Brothers Karamazov. The author identifies logical and psychological types of argumentation characteristic of the 19th-century courtroom speeches. Such speeches use a complex structure of theses and arguments and employ various pragmatic and rhetorical means and devices alongside compound and complex sentences. The force of persuasion of the prosecutor’s speech depends on its emotional effect on the jury. The author concludes that the distinctive characteristics of speeches delivered to ...

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... biblical events simultaneously. Free reference of Abraham's name occurs less often and mostly in the episode of the liberation of Lot from captivity, and in the description of his personal qualities, such as his hospitality. Formulas are always built into rhetorical constructions such as additions, and the image of the forefather of the chosen people in the formulas appears primarily as a symbol of the Old Testament. Akent'ev, K. K., 2005. ‘Slovo o zakone i blagodati’ Ilariona Kievskogo [‘The ...

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This article examines the concept of cultural memory. Special attention is paid to historiographical texts as a means of representation of cultural memory. The author analyses and compares theories describing relations between historiographical and literary texts. Such relations are based on the fiction/non-fiction opposition. It is concluded that the aesthetic component assumes significance in structuring historiographical texts. 1. Assmann, A., Assmann J., 1994. Das Gestern im Heute. Medien...

... groundwork for further research on riddles from the perspective of linguistics, in particular, cultural linguistics. 1. Aristotel', 1998. Poetics. On the art of poetry. In: Aristotel'. Etika. Politika. Ritorika. Poetika. Kategorii [Ethics. Politics. Rhetoric. Poetics. Categories]. Minsk. pp. 1064—1112. 2. Golovacheva, A. V., 1994. To the question of pragmatics of riddle. In: Issledovaniya v oblasti balto-slavyanskoi dukhovnoi kul'tury. Zagadka kak tekst 1 [Studies in the field of the Baltic- Slavonic ...

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... necrolo­gies. Kant’s references therefore to the ‘Royal German Society’ in Königsberg and its founder Flottwell, a friend of Gottsched’s, are described. The influence of the Roman Stoa then becomes much clearer through the influence of Gottsched’s rhetoric textbook. All in all, Kant attempts to present rational arguments for dealing with death, which can suddenly strike human life; he writes under the obvious influence of a Stoic mindset (see the second part). Most of the comments by Kant scholars ...

... 2) free will as the condition of the possibility of moral action, 3) the cause of moral evil, 4) the role of the idea of God in ethics. As a result, I reveal how Lossky used elements of Kant’s practical philosophy as conceptual, terminological and rhetorical resources in his theonomic ethics, and how the Russian philosopher interpreted them in line with his own doctrine. I argue that Lossky’s use of the Kantian moral terminology is incautious and debatable and point out several intersections ...

... means according to Kant’s account of right the greatest contribution that a state could offer to enhance the cosmopolitan order. 1. Beck, V., Culp, J. 2013, Interview of K. Flikschuh, R. Forst and D. Moellendorf, in: Global Justice: Theory Practice Rhetoric 6, pp. 40—53. 2. Bernstein, A. R. 2008, Kant on Rights and Coercion in International Law: Implications for Humanitarian Military Intervention”, in: Jahrbuch für Recht und Ethik 16, pp. 57—100. 3. Bernstein, A. R. 2014, The Right of States,...