2020
DOI: 10.31862/2073-9613-2020-2-393-403
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Functional Potential and Linguistic Features of Modern Hypertext (Based on Live Journal, Twitter and Instagram)

Abstract: The article investigates the functional potential and linguistic features of modern hypertext based on the three most popular online services — Live Journal, Twitter, and Instagram. The relevance is due to the need for a profound study of new forms of virtual communication. Special attention is paid to their functions, extralinguistic, and linguistic means of expression, as well as the ability to customize the needs-based communication. The article provides a comparative analysis of the studied online services… Show more

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“…A detailed analysis of these features of LJ, Twit, and Insta texts is presented in an earlier study. [36] The use of a wide variety of linguistic and non-linguistic means to transmit the information due to restrictions on the number of characters in a message requires an adequate understanding by the recipient. However, it should be emphasized that the author's creativity often leads to cognitive overload and, as a result, to the incomplete understanding of the text.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A detailed analysis of these features of LJ, Twit, and Insta texts is presented in an earlier study. [36] The use of a wide variety of linguistic and non-linguistic means to transmit the information due to restrictions on the number of characters in a message requires an adequate understanding by the recipient. However, it should be emphasized that the author's creativity often leads to cognitive overload and, as a result, to the incomplete understanding of the text.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%