Feminitives Activation in Modern Media Discourse: Linguoecological Aspect

The formulation of the research topic is dictated by the tendency to investigate feminitives as destructive phenomena of the modern Russian language, contradicting the linguistic ecology and good language taste. Traditionally invectives, obscenisms and English-language inclusions were considered to be such destructive phenomena. In this connection, it is urgent to analyze the grammatical essence and pragmatic functions of feminitives in media discourse and, on this basis, to find out to what extent they can meet the ecological criteria. The conclusion is that feminitives are not equal in their ability to convey certain pragmatic co-meanings, and it is on these abilities the place of a particular female correlate in the language system, and the correspondence to the linguistic and ecological parameters of communication depends. The question of female correlates from the names of persons by profession, occupation, etc. is not new in grammar and linguoculturology, but new communication techniques, in particular, the features of word usage in Internet blogs, have given a new impetus to this topic. In the study of the language material, retrieved from traditional media texts and internet media content, such techniques as contextual linguopragmatic analysis and the method of pragmatic interpretation, which consists of identifying the features of connotational increments, were used.

Authors
Kulikova E. 1, 2 , Akay O. 1, 2, 3 , Tedeeva Z.4 , Kodalaeva K.4
Publisher
UNESCO, MOSCOW OFFICE
Number of issue
2
Language
English
Pages
301-307
Status
Published
Year
2021
Organizations
  • 1 RUDN Univ, Moscow, Russia
  • 2 St Petersburg State Univ, Rostov State Univ Econ, St Petersburg, Russia
  • 3 St Petersburg State Univ, St Petersburg, Russia
  • 4 South Ossetian State Univ, South Ossetia, Russia
Keywords
feminitives; grammatical category; gender; normativity; pluralism of norms; pragmatic functions; linguoecology
Date of creation
20.07.2021
Date of change
20.07.2021
Short link
https://repository.rudn.ru/en/records/article/record/74632/
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