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EAST-ASIAN MENTALITY AND LINGUISTIC IDENTITY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE JOURNALISM AUTHORS
ВЛИЯНИЕ ВОСТОЧНОАЗИАТСКОГО МЕНТАЛИТЕТА НА ФОРМИРОВАНИЕ ВТОРИЧНОЙ ЯЗЫКОВОЙ ЛИЧНОСТИ АВТОРОВ АНГЛОЯЗЫЧНЫХ ГАЗЕТНО-ЖУРНАЛЬНЫХ ПУБЛИКАЦИЙ
2020
The Humanities and Social Studies in the Far East
ВЛИЯНИЕ ВОСТОЧНОАЗИАТСКОГО МЕНТАЛИТЕТА НА ФОРМИРОВАНИЕ ВТОРИЧНОЙ ЯЗЫКОВОЙ ЛИЧНОСТИ АВТОРОВ АНГЛОЯЗЫЧНЫХ ГАЗЕТНО-ЖУРНАЛЬНЫХ ПУБЛИКАЦИЙ
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The article distinguishes the main indicators of East-Asian nations' mentality impact upon the formation of linguistic identity of the English language journalism authors. Special attention is given to the verbal manifestations of East-Asian mentality in China's, Japan's, and Korea's periodicals in English.
doi:10.31079/1992-2868-2020-17-1-135-141
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