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1. Construction Particle nе + Pronoun Ya/Ty (I/you, sing.) + Intensifying Particle li + Noun vs Adjective and Distribution of the Communicative Statuses

Author

P. Klushin and E. Markasova

Subjects
communication, autocommunication, communicative status, rhetorical question, rhetorical exclamation, pronoun, imitation of oral speech, speech manipulation, History (General), D1-2009, Oriental languages and literatures, PJ
Abstract

The article deals with the usage of the construction ne ja/ty li + a noun or an adjective in the Russian texts. It is used for the expression of polar addresser’s emotions (discontent, disappointment, joy, admiration). A rhetorical question that has a characterization of an addressee (you are an X, aren’t you?) or an addresser (I am an X, aren’t me?) dictates to a listener the certain understanding of specific of his communicative relations with the addresser. The addressee is deprived of any rights to describe an addresser by himself; an addressee has to agree with arguments or argue against them basing not on the addresser's point of view but as a result of pressing of addresser on him.

Published
2018

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