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META-COMMUNICATIVE DESCRIPTION OF SMILES AND LABIAL EXPRESSIONS IN ABNORMAL COMMUNICATION

Elena Mikhailovna Martynova
Academy of Federal Security Guard Service of the Russian Federation


Submitted: November 5, 2014
Abstract. The article is devoted to describing one of the most important elements of non-verbal communication - smile. The author examines various types of smiles manifesting themselves as causatives and indicators of communicative anomalies in the inter-personal interaction. The researcher presented linguistic descriptions of this phenomenon, made a comparison of meta-communicative representatives of the communicants’ non-verbal responses within the framework of communicatively contentious and communicatively uncomfortable situations.
Key words and phrases:
аномальная коммуникативная ситуация
коммуникативный конфликт
коммуникативный дискомфорт
улыбка
выражение губ
abnormal communicative situation
communicative conflict
communicative discomfort
smile
labial expression
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