RUSSIAN LANGUAGE UNITS IN A SPANISH LITERARY TEXT: PRAGMATIC AND COGNITIVE POTENTIAL
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DOI 10.18522/1995-0640-2022-2-95-106
The purpose of the study is to identify the semantic and cognitive-
pragmatic features of the implementation of Russian language units in the novel “Testigo invisible” by K. Posadas. The analysis showed that the semantic and cognitive-pragmatic potential of Russian language units in the analyzed literary text differs from their potentials for the bearer of the Russian-speaking culture. Comments are introduced to complete lacunar implicatures. At the same time, the Spanish-speaking reader receives only the relevant component of the meaning of the units: the pragmatic vector of information presentation determines a certain perception of the units by the reader.
Key words: Russian language units, borrowings, foreign inclusions, Spanish language, cognitive-pragmatic potential, literary text
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