The article is concerned with the organization of Russian advertising slogans, which use cognitive mechanisms of linguistic manipulation. It determines the further analysis of communicative advertising strategies (associative and dissociative) and forms the object classification of cognitive manipulation in an advertising slogan, as well as types of connections in an advertising slogan. The latter has laid the basis for the presentation of possible cognitive models of advertising slogans. This article presents the results of empirical study, concerned with searching of the most efficient AS cognitive model from the mentioned above. DOI: 10.5901/mjss.2015.v6n5s2p27
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The article is devoted to the features of advertising language in terms of the English language adve...
The purpose of the study - to consider the lexical, syntactic, semantic, pragmatic and stylistic fea...
The objective of the article is to provide the analysis of language of advertising from linguistic p...
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The paper aims at a comparative analysis of aspects of usual and occasional use of phraseological un...
The article describes the ways of representing the concept “fear” in modern English advertese, as we...
In the modern world it can be easy to encounter advertising slogans that are supposed to grab the at...
The article touches upon the problem of impact the proper use of the language of advertising can hav...
The present article provides some insights into the issues concerning the translation of advertising...
Nowadays, the advertisement discourse has shown increasing appeal and is broadly analyzed by both in...
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1 ABSTRACT The work deals with the analysis of verbal and nonverbal means of advertising messages in...
This study is to analyse the text meaning of the slogan. As we know, the usage of the word in slogan...
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