IDENTIFICATION OF LINGUISTIC SIGNS OF THREAT
Keywords:
threat, Linguistics, speech act, pragmatics, semantics, stylisticsAbstract
This article analyzes the threat as a speech act, as well as examines its linguistic features. The forms of expression, stylistic means, syntactic structures and pragmatic aspects of the threat are analyzed. The features that distinguish the threat from other speech acts are also considered.
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