NON-LITERARY "OTHER" FOR LITERARY GENRES (Tjupa V.I. Discourse / Genre. Moscow: Intrada, 2013. 211 p.)
Abstract
Miroshnichenko O.S.
Kozlov V. I.
Keywords: discourse, communicative event, literature, literary field, genre.
The article represents a detailed analysis of the book "Discourse" by Tupa V.I. The discourse, taken as a communicative event, allows us to find a foothold outside of literature – in order to see in a new light the whole genre map of the literary field. The author appreciates the book and believes that it is relevant and meaningful for the present time.
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NON-LITERARY "OTHER" FOR LITERARY GENRES (Tjupa V.I. Discourse / Genre. Moscow: Intrada, 2013. 211 p.). (2014). Proceedings of Southern Federal University. Philology, 1, 154-158. https://philol-journal.sfedu.ru/index.php/sfuphilol/article/view/692
