THE STUDY OF IDIOSTYLE OF INFORMATIOAN AND MEDIA LANGUAGE PERSONALITY
DOI: 10.23951/1609-624X-2017-3-132-136
The review of A. V. Bolotnov’s monograph “Textual activity as the reflation of communicative and cognitive styles network language personality” (Tomsk, 2015) contains the evaluation of the urgency and scientific research novelty, the importance of network language personality theory for the investigation of textual activity in IT epoch. The established by the author of the monograph complex method of idiostyle analysis ensured the development of a new typology of information and media language personalities (journalist, writer, blogger, politician, etc.) and a description of significant features for each type of verbal behavior. For the material of the study served the content posted on the site “Echo of Moscow” – the radio station, which clearly demonstrates the new trends in the Russian massmedia of the XXI century. There have been achievements A. V. Bolotnov related to the identification and interpretation of linguistic methods of media exposure and the Internet as a new channel of communication on the consciousness of society and the individual. It appreciates the contribution of the author in the development of a number of scientific fields: the linguistic theory of personality, communicative and cognitive linguistics, communicative stylistics, discourse theory, media linguistics. Theoretical depth of the monograph and large factual material cause undoubted practical value of the book for journalists and public relations professionals.
Keywords: media communication, media text, media discourse, network language personality, language personality types, individual style, communicative style, cognitive style
References:
1. Bolotnov A. V. Tekstovaya deyatel’nost’ kak otrazheniye kommunikativnogo i kognitivnogo stiley informatsionno-mediynoy yazykovoy lichnosti [Text activity as a reflection of the communicative and cognitive styles of information and media of the language person]. Tomsk, Izd-vo Tomskogo TsNTI Publ., 2015. 274 р. (in Russian).
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Issue: 3, 2017
Series of issue: Issue 3
Rubric: REVIEWS
Pages: 132 — 136
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