SPECIAL STRUCTURAL AND SEMANTIC ROLE OF A FOREIGN WORD IN THE TITLE
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7147777Keywords:
title, text, foreign word, communicative influence, pragmatic attitudes.Abstract
The article is devoted to the important role of the headline in print media and the pragmatics it defines. The author makes an attempt to determine the stylistic, structural, semantic and aesthetic role of a foreign word in the title in a pragmatic aspect.
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