Particularités pragmatiques du comportement non verbal dans l’expression de l’acte communicatif du compliment
Journal Title: Buletin Științific, seria A, Fascicula Filologie - Year 2016, Vol 0, Issue
Abstract
The article contains an analysis of pragmatic and speech features of non verbal forms to express a speech act of compliment on the material of literary works of XVII-XVIII centuries, and a consideration of their place and role in the process of estimation of object.
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Iryna Rymyak
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