Формирование стереотипного образа современной женщины в американском рекламном дискурсе 20-х годов прошлого века
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.27255Mots-clés :
рекламный дискурс, стереотипный образ, дескриптивные и оценочные характеристики, прагматическая установкаRésumé
В статье С. А. Любимовой “Формирование стереотипного образа современной женщины в американском рекламном дискурсе 20-х годов прошлого века“ рассматриваются вербальные средства создания стереотипного образа современной американки и стратегии представления этого образа в рекламном дискурсе 1920-х годов.
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