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Fictive Interaction Phenomenon in Social Advertising Discourse

Natalia Vadimovna Alekseenko
Moscow State Linguistic University


Submitted: June 30, 2021
Abstract. The paper aims to reveal specificity of fictive interaction in social advertising discourse. It is shown that fictive interaction presupposes description of non-human objects in terms of verbal communication. Scientific originality of the research involves clarifying essence of fictive interaction as a cognitive-discursive phenomenon which represents itself in multi-modal discourse by using linguistic and visual means. As a result, it is proved that the phenomenon under study is based on interrelated cognitive mechanisms of perspectivization and conceptual integration. In multi-modal social advertising discourse, these mechanisms are actualized by verbal and nonverbal means.
Key words and phrases:
фиктивная коммуникация
концептуальная интеграция
бленд фиктивной коммуникации
перспективизация
полимодальный дискурс
fictive interaction
conceptual integration
fictive interaction blend
perspectivization
multi-modal discourse
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