Linguistic and Cultural Characteristics of Virtual Discourse in the Modern Electronic and Digital Society

Authors

Grushevskaya E.S.¹ , Karabulatova I.S. ² , Fanyan N.Yu.¹ , Zelenskaya V.V.¹ , Golubtsov S.A.³

Journal

Interciencia

Number of issue

Language

English

Pages

193-207

Status

Published

Volume

Year

2018

Organizations

¹ Kuban State University
² Peoples Friendship University of Russia
³ Kuban State Technological University

Keywords

virtual discourse; specificity of communication; globalization; intercultural phenomenon; modeling of linguistic personalities

Date of creation

07.11.2019

Date of change

07.11.2019

Short link

https://repository.rudn.ru/en/records/article/record/50899/

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