Hybrid discourse: Constitutive features of geographic essays

Ekaterina Sergeevna Balandina
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The research objective is to identify the constitutive features of a geographic essay as a distinct type of discourse. The scientific novelty lies in conducting for the first time the study of the hybrid nature of the 19th to early 20th-century geographic essays, determining and analyzing its primary components. The article also introduces the author's definition of the term “hybrid discourse”. The research is based on the classification proposed by V. I. Karasik, who suggested considering discourse participants, goals, values, chronotopes, themes, genres, strategies, precedent texts, and discursive formulas as the main components of discourse. The study revealed that scientific and artistic discourses form the discursive basis of geographic essays. The key constitutive features of the 19th to early 20th-century geographic essays are presented and described in the analysis. The research identified the key elements of the scientific discourse including main objectives, values, themes, primary chronotopes, central informational strategy, precedent texts, and discursive formulas. The artistic component of these essays is expressed through the formation of secondary objectives, as well as additional chronotope frameworks and diverse frequency strategies.
混合话语:地理论文的构成特征
研究目标是确定地理散文作为一种独特话语类型的构成特征。其科学新颖性在于首次对 19 世纪至 20 世纪早期地理散文的混合性质进行了研究,确定并分析了其主要组成部分。文章还介绍了作者对 "混合话语 "一词的定义。研究以 V. I. Karasik 提出的分类法为基础,他建议将话语参与者、目标、价值观、时序、主题、体裁、策略、先例文本和话语公式视为话语的主要组成部分。研究表明,科学和艺术话语构成了地理散文的话语基础。分析介绍并描述了 19 世纪至 20 世纪初地理散文的主要构成特征。研究确定了科学话语的关键要素,包括主要目标、价值观、主题、主要时序、中心信息策略、先例文本和话语公式。这些文章的艺术成分通过次要目标的形成以及额外的时序框架和多样化的频率策略表现出来。
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