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Mitigation as a way of resolving or preventing conflicts in diplomatic speech
During the implementation of communicative attitudes in various types of both personal and institutional discourse, particularly in diplomatic discourse, the most frequent category is mitigation – the category of communicative relaxation, for the implementation of which in every language there are certain means, as it allows you to correctly place accents, to direct the illocutionary force of the statement in the right direction. The article presents the essence and history of this term, its pragmatic component in the diplomatic discourse.