A position of advertising in contemporary society is evidently strong. It has become a part of our everyday life, infl uencing our opinions and decisions through different forms of media. One of the main objectives of copywriters is to create an advertisement which will attract reader’s attention and evoke interest in buying promoted product. There are more factors that help the creators to achieve this goal, yet the power of word plays the key role. This contribution presents some productive linguistic patterns which are effectively used in advertising discourse. We particularly want to emphasize the remarkable role of stylistically signifi cant devices in advertisements
The article presents communicative, stylistic and rhetoric facets of the advertising discourse. The ...
The current article discusses the use and purpose of rhetorical figures in advertising slogans. The ...
Nowadays, the advertisement discourse has shown increasing appeal and is broadly analyzed by both in...
Advertising is an inevitable part of the modern capitalist consumer society whose outstanding featur...
In the language of television advertising, it is discovered that there are observable linguistic ele...
The present paper aims to highlight the linguistic tools and techniques used in the language of adve...
The characteristic of advertising discourse can be found somewhere on the borderline of journalist, ...
The current article presents an attempt to provide the definition of advertising slogan as no unifor...
The objective of the article is to provide the analysis of language of advertising from linguistic p...
The article considers the most common imagery as an integral part of modern advertising texts. Examp...
Key words: pragmatics, print ad, culture ABSTRACT The advertising itself is said to be a sort of p...
There are many purposes for using language which determine how the writer or speaker chooses words...
The language in advertisement commonly contains some words persuade for reader interested to buy a p...
1 ABSTRACT The work deals with the analysis of verbal and nonverbal means of advertising messages in...
Discourse has two forms, spoken and written. Advertisement belongs to one of written discourse types...
The article presents communicative, stylistic and rhetoric facets of the advertising discourse. The ...
The current article discusses the use and purpose of rhetorical figures in advertising slogans. The ...
Nowadays, the advertisement discourse has shown increasing appeal and is broadly analyzed by both in...
Advertising is an inevitable part of the modern capitalist consumer society whose outstanding featur...
In the language of television advertising, it is discovered that there are observable linguistic ele...
The present paper aims to highlight the linguistic tools and techniques used in the language of adve...
The characteristic of advertising discourse can be found somewhere on the borderline of journalist, ...
The current article presents an attempt to provide the definition of advertising slogan as no unifor...
The objective of the article is to provide the analysis of language of advertising from linguistic p...
The article considers the most common imagery as an integral part of modern advertising texts. Examp...
Key words: pragmatics, print ad, culture ABSTRACT The advertising itself is said to be a sort of p...
There are many purposes for using language which determine how the writer or speaker chooses words...
The language in advertisement commonly contains some words persuade for reader interested to buy a p...
1 ABSTRACT The work deals with the analysis of verbal and nonverbal means of advertising messages in...
Discourse has two forms, spoken and written. Advertisement belongs to one of written discourse types...
The article presents communicative, stylistic and rhetoric facets of the advertising discourse. The ...
The current article discusses the use and purpose of rhetorical figures in advertising slogans. The ...
Nowadays, the advertisement discourse has shown increasing appeal and is broadly analyzed by both in...