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STYLISTIC AND GENRE FEATURES OF INTERNET COMMENTS
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STYLISTIC AND GENRE FEATURES OF INTERNET COMMENTS
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S0131-61170000339-7-1
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
L. Kasperova 
Edition
Issue №1
Pages
63-68
Abstract
There is no unambiguous approach to the definition of Online comments as a genre phenomenon in modern science. A number of scholars consider it to be a separate genre, some scholars believe it to be a genre form, others - a component of other genres. The article suggests the main features of this genre: 1) Presence of prototext (and therefore, intertextuality) or protosituation (personality of the author or his/her own associations are commented rather than the text itself); 2) Evaluativity (open and/or hidden); 3) Dialogicality (dialogue, internal dialogue, claim for dialogue); 4) Subjective modality; 5) Relative laconism; 6) Lack of a given structure. The author considers five types of online comments (analysis, emotional responses, associative comment, co-creation, and mixed type comments).
Keywords
Mediatext, online comments, stylistic, reflection
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