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Media linguistics : a new paradigm in the study of media language

Т. Dobrosklonskaya

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Under the conditions of an emerging information society, the study of mass media language has become particularly important. Until recently, the research of language functioning in mass media has been conducted by representatives of practically all branches of linguistics: sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, cognitive linguistics, etc. Nowadays the situation is such that there are all necessary preconditions for uniting all these different approaches under one academic discipline – media linguistics.

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Under the conditions of an emerging information society, the study of mass media language has become particularly important. Until recently, the research of language functioning in mass media has been conducted by representatives of practically all branches of linguistics: sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, cognitive linguistics, etc. Nowadays the situation is such that there are all necessary preconditions for uniting all these different approaches under one academic discipline – media linguistics.

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Under the conditions of an emerging information society, the study of mass media language has become particularly important. Until recently, the research of language functioning in mass media has been conducted by representatives of practically all branches of linguistics: sociolinguistics, psycholinguistics, cognitive linguistics, etc. Nowadays the situation is such that there are all necessary preconditions for uniting all these different approaches under one academic discipline – media linguistics.

Key concepts: Media linguistics, Language and Communication Technologies, Applied linguistics, Cognitive linguistics, Psycholinguistics, Quantitative linguistics, Linguistics, Sociolinguistics

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