• Original research article
  • June 30, 2021
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Fictive Interaction Phenomenon in Social Advertising Discourse

Abstract

The paper aims to reveal specificity of fictive interaction in social advertising discourse. It is shown that fictive interaction presupposes description of non-human objects in terms of verbal communication. Scientific originality of the research involves clarifying essence of fictive interaction as a cognitive-discursive phenomenon which represents itself in multi-modal discourse by using linguistic and visual means. As a result, it is proved that the phenomenon under study is based on interrelated cognitive mechanisms of perspectivization and conceptual integration. In multi-modal social advertising discourse, these mechanisms are actualized by verbal and nonverbal means.

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Author information

Natalia Vadimovna Alekseenko

Moscow State Linguistic University

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Publication history

  • Received: April 16, 2021.
  • Published: June 30, 2021.

Keywords

  • фиктивная коммуникация
  • концептуальная интеграция
  • бленд фиктивной коммуникации
  • перспективизация
  • полимодальный дискурс
  • fictive interaction
  • conceptual integration
  • fictive interaction blend
  • perspectivization
  • multi-modal discourse

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