The Expansion of the Preposition pro in Modern Russian Speech, or The Latest Russian Rhetoric

Q2 Arts and Humanities
I. Vysotskaya
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The article notes the tendency towards the preferred choice of the preposition pro (about) (instead of o) in modern Russian speech. The above said leads to a change in the compatibility of the accusative word form with the explanatory meaning, to an expansion of the range of verbs and nouns that control this form. The use of the word forms in names is updated (in different communicative spheres). Observations on the use of the so-called “The Accusative of theme” in media speech allowed us to identify different communicative intentions of the speaker, which are marked by the word form pro (about) N4: fixation of the topic, announcement, continuation and development, return to the topic, change of topic, forecast, clarification, accentuation. In addition, as part of the predicate, the word form with the preposition pro (about) is used as a means of the object of speech / thought characterization. In these syntactic conditions, a new way of defining the concept is formed: X eto pro (is about) N4, as well as a new question: What is X about? They are actively used in speech by adherents of the newest rhetorical canon – as opposed to the traditional one.
介词pro在现代俄语言语中的扩展,或者说最新的俄语修辞学
本文注意到,在现代俄语口语中,介词pro(约)(而不是o)有首选的趋势。上述情况导致宾格词形式与解释意义的兼容性发生变化,控制这种形式的动词和名词的范围扩大。(在不同的交际领域中)姓名中词形的使用得到了更新。通过观察媒体话语中所谓“主位宾格”的使用,我们可以识别出说话人不同的交际意图,这些意图以词形pro (about) N4为标志:固定话题、宣布、继续和发展、回到话题、改变话题、预测、澄清、强调。此外,作为谓语的一部分,带有介词pro(约)的词形式被用作表征言语/思想对象的手段。在这些句法条件下,形成了一种新的定义概念的方式:X eto pro (is about) N4,以及一个新的问题:What is X about?与传统修辞学相反,最新修辞学经典的追随者在演讲中积极使用它们。
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Kritika i Semiotika
Kritika i Semiotika Arts and Humanities-Literature and Literary Theory
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