Socio-Cognitive Modeling as a Methodological Basis of Business Discourse Analysis

Shiryaeva, Tatyana A.; Avsharov, A.G.

doi:10.20916/1812-3228-2018-1-94-102

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“…The number of scientific seminars, various conferences devoted to questions of a gender, various research works -both articles, and the books, monographs, master's and doctoral dissertations studying questions of gender identity, processes of formation and manifestation of gender features in speech behavior -considerably increased lately, involving "under the banners" more and more erudite psychologists, sociologists, culturologists, political scientists, philosophers and linguists (Polyakova, 2009). Due to the mentioned growth of popularity of gender research appears increased works raising the questions of gender features in various discourses (Sjiryaeva et al, 2018;Shiryaeva & Avsharov, 2018). Here it is worth mentioning that the gender linguistics, having concentrated on studying a ratio of categories "floor" and "language", identification of specific set of the linguocultural characteristics defining social behavior of women and men, pays special attention to questions of a social markedness of language and the speech and also the analysis of linguistic means of designing of gender identity in modern discourse space.…”

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Gender Media Political Communicative Dominance: British Brexit Media Discussion

Zheltukhina

Shiryaeva

Ebzeeva

et al. 2022

ONLINE J COMMUN MEDIA TECHNOL

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The article is devoted to the study of British politicians' male and female speech behavior in the discussion of Brexit by various media. The necessity of gender peculiarities studies is determined by the extreme importance and specific role of the media discourse which defines the "agenda" and "mode of work" of the individual and of various social institutions in modern society, on the one hand, and rapidly growing research interests in gender manifestations in discourse, on the other hand. Institutionalization and ritualization form the basis of the gender manifestation of each personality by their belonging to a certain gender. Nowadays the discourse generation and usage cannot be studied outside of the gender factor. The purpose of this article is to identify and analyze the linguistic gender peculiarities of the British politicians' speech behavior in the political media communication. The article deals with the results of the morphological, semantic, and stylistic analysis of male and female speech behavior of British parliamentarians discussing different aspects of Brexit in the political media discourse in accordance with their gender origin. It was revealed that the frequency of abstract adjectives usage, complete absence of obscene vocabulary, invective words, general courtesy in constructing speeches, confident expression of own opinions, logical assessments of what is happening are the mail typical features of the female British parliamentarians' speech behavior. While the British male parliamentarians do not care of certain lexical units and lexical-semantic fields selection and attitude creation in the discussion of Brexit problems among British electorate. Male politicians in their speeches prefer a wide range of different stylistic device.

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Gender Media Political Communicative Dominance: British Brexit Media Discussion

Zheltukhina

Shiryaeva

Ebzeeva

et al. 2022

ONLINE J COMMUN MEDIA TECHNOL

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“…Business discourse has some distinctive features. As noted by T. A. Shiryaeva, the main one is the specific goal of communication-mutually beneficial professional activity, establishing conditions for cooperation, achieving a business agreement (Shiryaeva, 2018).…”

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“…Such relationships are maintained under the influence of specific values-making a profit, effective management, creating partnerships, surviving in a competitive environment, finding qualified personnel, etc. (Shiryaeva, 2018).…”

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Systemic Properties of Judgmental Discourse

Radyuk¹,

Кузнецова²

2020

IJEL

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The article is devoted to an acute and insufficiently studied issue—the issue of judgmental discourse. While the business language is considered clichéd and neutral, the cases of direct expression of attitude are attracting more attention nowadays. The article attempts to find out what functions judgmental discourse in general performs, as well as what the role and the functional load of a positive assessment is. The material for the study covers excerpts from the business press with examples of positive assessment. The study was carried out using methods of analysis and synthesis, classification, functional-synergetic analysis served as a private scientific method. The article shows that the perception of discourse is a complex phenomenon, subject to the laws of cognition. A language built linearly acquires multidimensional shades of meaning, being actualised in discourse. Consideration of discourse as a synergistic system of meanings highlights properties uncharacteristic for a linear system. For example, the communicative goal can be achieved through undertaking unexpected speech turns, and the use of implications can increase the rhetorical efficiency of an utterance. The author analyses the three most common speech tactics used in judgmental discourse—praise, compliment/flattery, self-identification—and on their material describes synergistic properties—systemacy, openness, self-organisation, non-linearity and heterogeneity of the semantic system of discourse. The study has shown that a positive assessment in the structure of judgmental discourse is widespread and is realised at various levels of the discourse system. In publicistic business discourse, judgment is used not just to express an attitude; it is a tool for forming an opinion, creating a certain image, expressing the position of a printed medium.

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“…The material of this research was the texts of the American periodicals and Internet websites for the beginning of the 21 st century. The theoretical basis of the study was linguistic, psychological, sociological, political science research works of the following domestic and foreign scientists: Boeva-Îmelechko et al, (2018), Butenko and Mironov (1998), Deriabin (2014), James (2011), S. Huntington (1998), Iliin (2001), Clausewitz (2008), Maltus (1993), Minakova, Ponomarenko & Talybina (2018), Osipov (2015), Repina et al, (2018), Shiryaeva, Gelyaeva, Alikaev, Huchinaeva and Toguzaeva (2018), Shiryaeva Avsharov (2018, Zelenskaya et al, (2018), Zheltukhina (20032007), Zheltukhina, Busygina, Merkulova, Zyubina andBuzinova (2018), and Zheltukhina and Omelchenko (2008a;2008b;2010).…”

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The Threat and Fear of War — The State and Politics in American Mass Media

Baigozhina¹,

Zheltukhina²,

Shiryaeva³

et al. 2020

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The cultivation of political fears of the state and radical change of attitudes in the minds of people is possible in certain socio-political and economic conditions and massive propaganda in the mass media. The concept of political fear is insufficiently studied in psycholinguistics. This article is dedicated to exploring the political fears of the state in the modern American mass media. This research uses hypothetical-deductive and inductive methods, methods of definitional, interpretative and subjective analysis, and content analysis. It is found that in the modern American mass media, political fear of the state is revealed in fear of war and competition. To verbalize the horror of war and struggle, politicians in power use various tactics of agonal function as the main means of impact on opponents.

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Socio-Cognitive Modeling as a Methodological Basis of Business Discourse Analysis

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Gender Media Political Communicative Dominance: British Brexit Media Discussion

Gender Media Political Communicative Dominance: British Brexit Media Discussion

Systemic Properties of Judgmental Discourse

The Threat and Fear of War — The State and Politics in American Mass Media

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