SEMANTICS OF INSULT IN THE CONTEXT OF THE VERB PARADIGM
Abstract
The paper argues for the possibility of identifying pejorative meaning in statements that contain derogatory verbs when conducting forensic linguistic examination of materials in investigations of alleged insult. The author identifies a group of verbs (on the basis of common semantic, morphological, and derivational properties) expressing generalized value judgment of a person.
About the Author
K. Novikova
Perm Laboratory of Forensic Science
Russian Federation
State forensic examiner Perm Laboratory of Forensic Science
Russian Federation
State forensic examiner Perm Laboratory of Forensic Science
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Review
For citations:
Novikova K. SEMANTICS OF INSULT IN THE CONTEXT OF THE VERB PARADIGM. Theory and Practice of Forensic Science. 2016;(2(42)):49-53. (In Russ.)
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