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Speech Genres

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Rogozhina E. I., Baikulova A. N. The subgenre “address” in the speech of the Soviet intelligentsia (abased on the Soviet dramatic texts of 1950–1980-s) . Speech Genres, 2023, vol. 18, iss. 3 (39), pp. 260-266. DOI: 10.18500/2311-0740-2023-18-3-39-260-266, EDN: EETWXR

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Russian
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Genres in art
Article type: 
Article
UDC: 
821.161.1.09-2+929
DOI: 
10.18500/2311-0740-2023-18-3-39-260-266
EDN: 
EETWXR

The subgenre “address” in the speech of the Soviet intelligentsia (abased on the Soviet dramatic texts of 1950–1980-s)

Autors: 
Rogozhina Elena Igorevna, Saratov State University
Baikulova Alla Nikolayevna, Saratov State University
Abstract: 

The present article deals with the subgenre ‘address’ in the speech behavior of members of the Soviet intelligentsia. The research is based on 9 Soviet plays of V. Azernikov, S. Aleshin, A. Arbuzov, L. Zorin, S. Mikhalkov, M. Roshchin. The character’s education, profession, the author’s description, the actual speech portrait of the character (lexical, stylistic, communicative content), moral qualities of the character were important criteria for definition of a member of intelligentsia. All the selected characters were divided into three generational groups. The analysis showed that the subgenre “address” is a polyfunctional communicative unit, one of the components of the genres “greeting”, “farewell”, “congratulation”, “gratitude”, “apology”, “compliment”, “consolation”, “reproach”, “argument”, “declaration of love”. Addresses with possessive pronouns, ameliorative adjectives, metaphors and precedent names are actively used in the speech of members of the intelligentsia. 

Key words: 
address
subgenre
speech genre
speech behavior
speech portrait
Soviet intelligentsia
dramatic dialogue
Soviet dramaturgy
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Received: 
15.06.2022
Accepted: 
12.09.2022
Published: 
31.08.2023