THE SCHEME AND THE MAIN DEVELOPMENT STRATEGIES OF CONFESSION
Abstract
Prigarina A.S.
Keywords: confession, genre, religious discourse, development strategies, unifying strategies, discriminating strategies, executive strategies.
The author reveals the main schemes and the strategies development of confession as one of the religious discourse genres. All the strategies of religious discourse can be divided into three groups: executive, unifying and discriminating. Discriminating strategies include praying, ritual and confessionary strategies. Among unifying strategies the author can single out explanatory, estimating, controlling, promotional, appealing and affirming ones. The main confession strategies are confessionary, praying and ritual, while estimating, communicative and explanatory can be regarded as supplementary.
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