Linguistic Means of Expressiveness Manifestation in Sports Journalism
Abstract
The discourse space of sports journalism is determined by the intentionality and characteristics of the communicative situation, which allow it to be studied from the standpoint of pragmastylistics, cultural linguistics, discursive linguistics, the theory of speech influence, and sociolinguistics. However, the focus of research attention is fixated on clarification of those factors that provide the communicative effectiveness of media texts. The decisive role among these factors belongs to the elocutional organization of the media discourse.
Key words: discourse space, elocutional peculiarities, media text, expressivity, target-group, objective, evaluativity.
DOI 10.18522/1995-0640-2020-4-89-96
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