List of publications on a keyword: «speech manipulation»

Speech manipulation is a complex psycholinguistic process. The main distinguishing features of manipulation are the hidden nature of influence, desire of author to subordinate the addressee and to change his point of view. The speech manipulator should have skillful linguistic and psychological skills. Manipulation is commonly used in almost all spheres of human activity, including politics. Political text as a kind of manipulation of public's consciousness is one of the most essential and the least understood problems in contemporary speech communication.

The article touches upon the problem of linguistic manipulation achieved in the English language through systematization of speech patterns and language frames within the utterance. The authors analyze patterns and frames as interdisciplinary concepts, verbal categories and productive means of speech manipulation, analyze theoretical premises of the issue, and give examples of practical linguistic implementation of frame-based structuring of the utterance following the existing speech patterns.