PUNCTUATION IN FRAMES OF THE GRAPHIC-VISUAL MEANS OF MODERN ENGLISH FICTION DISCOURSE ARRANGEMENT
Journal Title: Південний архів (філологічні науки) - Year 2018, Vol 72, Issue 2
Abstract
The article highlights the modern views on punctuation in the context of graphic-visual means of modern English fiction discourse arrangement. The article summarizes the views of modern linguists on the methods of visual presentation of information, in the context of which punctuation is seen as an auxiliary nonverbal semiotic system, which takes direct part in the translation of speech activity in the plane of written communication.
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Т. Ковалевська
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