Authors
- Likhachev Sergei Doctor of Philology, Assistant Professor
Annotation
The article looks into modern inscriptions and compares them with other genres of day-to-day speech. The author supports the idea that there is stiff competition between speech genres as they aim to impinge on the addressee of the text: reader and listener. The findings of the study meant to determine the correlation between modern utilitarian inscriptions and other genres of everyday speech suggest that in- scriptions are likely to settle at the top of the hierarchy within the system of genres in day-to-day communication.
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