LINGUISTIC AND EXTRALINGUISTIC FEATURES OF PUBLIC DISCOURSE (BASED ON THE SPEECHES OF QUEEN ELIZABETH II)

Abstract

In modern linguistics, the study of public discourse remains a highly relevant area of research, as it represents a complex form of communicative activity that integrates linguistic, social, and cultural dimensions of interaction between a speaker and an audience.

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