Applied Linguopragmatics: Semantic Orbit Dictionaries

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The article describes the concept and technology for implementing a new mechanism to optimize linguopragmatic impact on target audiences. The essence of the method is to conduct an associative experiment among subjects belonging to a predetermined target group, during which all associations perceived with a certain word are discovered. Statistical processing of the results provides an opportunity to gather data on the probability of a certain association being invoked among the representatives of a said group when subjected to a specific word and modify texts through the application of linguopragmatics to achieve the desired impact by means of suggesting certain associations both intentionally and implicitly.

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Andrey Vladimirovich Dzhunkovskiy

Moscow State Linguistic University

Author for correspondence.
Email: vetinari01@gmail.com

PhD (Philology), Head of Applied and Experimental Linguistics Department, Senior Researcher at Experimental Phonetics and Forensic Linguistics Laboratory

Russian Federation

Egor Yurievich Tsvetaev

Moscow State Linguistic University

Email: yegortsvetaev@gmail.com

Lecturer at the Department of English Translation and Interpreting Studies, Faculty of Translation and Interpreting

Russian Federation

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