Discurso del comunismo y la personalidad lingüística socialista: Perspectiva retórica
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Discurso del comunismo, personalidad lingüística socialista, escuela lingüística y retórica de Sochi.Resumen
Dentro de la concepción de la Escuela Lingüística y Retórica de Sochi, el artículo argumenta a favor de la idea del discurso del comunismo como un término de cobertura para los «officialese» en la Unión Soviética y los ex países socialistas que señalan cuatro períodos de su desarrollo: origen, formación, oficial existencia, desmantelamiento. El artículo presta especial atención a la heterogeneidad del período más largo de la existencia oficial del discurso, que consiste en las etapas alternas: ascenso en los años revolucionario y posrevolucionario, durante la guerra y el tiempo de la guerra pasada con la expansión del discurso del comunismo. a otros países; y caer con las represalias masivas de 1930 y la época de "estancamiento". Durante el período de su existencia oficial, tres de sus facetas, oficial, pública y real, reflejan contradicciones entre las ideas comunistas impuestas por las autoridades y el estado de la personalidad lingüística socialista que confronta la mezquindad de la vida cotidiana. El documento revela esos contrastes basados ??en los diarios de Olga Berggolts y Alexander Dovzhenko, así como los destinos de Mikhail Prishvin, Alexey Tolstoy y Alexander Fadeyev.
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Berggolts, O. (1990). From Diaries. In.: Star, N. 5–6.
Berdyaev, N.A. (1990). Arches of Russian revolution. In: From the depth: A collection of articles about Russian revolution. Moscow: Moscow University Publishing House, 55–89.
Dovzhenko, A. (1964). The Enchanted Desna. Autobiographic story. Stories. From diaries. Moscow: Soviet writer.
Ebzeeva, Y.N., Karabulatova, I.S., Nakisbaev, D.A. (2018). The problems of transformation of the personal identity in a modern migrant// Astra Salvensis. V. 6. ? 1. p.729-738.
Karabulatova, I., Vildanov, Kh., Zinchenko A., Vasilishina, E., Vassilenko, A. (2017). Problems of transformation matrices modern multicultural identity of the person in the variability of the discourse of identity Electronic Information Society //Pertanika Journal of Social Science & Humanities, ? 25(S). Jul., p.1-16.
Karaulov, Yu.N. (1987). The Russian Language and Linguistic Personality. Moscow: Science.
Khachmafova, Z.R., Karabulatova, I.S., Serebryakova, S.V., Zinkovskaya, A.V., Ermakova, E.N. (2017). The Specifics of an Estimate discourse of gender stereotypes in small forms of Folklore in a Network Discourse of Electronic and Information society at the Beginning of 21ct Century // Pertanika Journal of Social Science & Humanities, ? 25 (S) Jul., p.137-150.
Kupina, N.A. (1996). Totalitarian thinking according to Russian dictionaries and texts of the Soviet times// Issues of linguistics and linguodidactics: Materials of conference of International Association of Teachers of Russian Language and Literature. Krakow, pp. 15–19.
Leonov, L.M. (1984). Collection of works in ten volumes, Vol. 10. Moscow: Belletristic literature.
Luchinskaya E. N., Karabulatova, I. S., Tkhorik V. I., Zelenskaya, V.V., Golubtsov, S.A. (2018). New aspects of intercultural communication discourse modeling in the context of globalization and migration// Opción, Año 34, No. 85 (2018): pp. 789-800.
Malevinsky, Sergey O., Ahmadzai Sultan Aziz, Karabulatova, Irina S., Luchinskiy, Yury V., Fanyan, Nelly Yu., Grushevskaya, Elena S., Zelenskaya, Valentina V. (2019). Main types of values of full-numeration words// Amazonia investiga, Vol. 8 Núm. 21 /Julio - agosto 2019, pp.513-521.
Nagibin, Yu. M. (1996). Diary. Moscow: Garden of books.
Parra, Reyber (2010). Visión del socialismo en el pensamiento de Rafael María Baralt. Revista de la Universidad del Zulia. Tercera Época. Año 1, Número 1, Septiembre-diciembre, 2010, 31-63. ISSN 0041-8811.
Prishvin, M. M. (1986). Diaries, 1905–1954. In: Collection of Works in 8 volumes. Vol. 8. Moscow: Belletristic literature.
Ryazanova-Clarke, L., Petrov P. (2014). Introduction. In: The Vernaculars of Communism. Language, ideology and power in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. London and New York: Routledge, 1–16.
Seriot, P. (1986). How to do sentences with nouns. Analysing nominalizations in Soviet political discourse. In: Russian Linguistics, 10 (1), 33–52.
Seriot, P. (1992). Officialese and straight talk in Socialist Europe of the 1980s. In: Ideology and System Change in the USSR and East Europe, ed M. E. Urban. London: The Macmillan Press, 202–212.
Thom, F. (1989). Newspeak: The Language of Soviet Communism. Claridge Press.
Tolstoy, A.N. (1953). Collection of works in six volumes. Vol. 6. Moscow: Soviet writer.
Vorozhbitova, A.A., Potapenko, S.I. (2013). Linguistic & rhetorical paradigm as innovative theoretical methodological platform of studying discursive processes of East Slavic and Western cultures. In: European Researcher. Vol. 61, N. 10-2, 2536–2543.
Watts, M.W. (1994). Was There Anything Left of the "Socialist Personality"? Values of Eastern and Western German Youth at the Beginning of Unification. In: Political Psychology, 15 (3), 481–508.
Wierzbicka, A. (1990). Antitotalitarian language in Poland: Some mechanisms of linguistic self-defense. In: Language in Society, 19 (1), 1–59.
Young, J. W. (1992). Totalitarian Language: Orwell's Newspeak and Its Nazi and Communist Antecedents. University of Virginia.
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Vorozhbitova, A. A., Potapenko, S. I., Berezovskaya, L. G., Lebedeva, E. I., & Kushko, N. V. (2019). Discurso del comunismo y la personalidad lingüística socialista: Perspectiva retórica. Amazonia Investiga, 8(23), 739–748. Recuperado a partir de https://amazoniainvestiga.info/index.php/amazonia/article/view/929
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