INSTITUTIONALIZED UNITS IN THE OFFICIAL DISCOURSE AND MEDIA
Butorina Elena Petrovna
Russian State University for the Humanities
Abstract. The article discusses the specifics of using institutionalized (statistically idiomatic) multi-word units in the official discourse and media. The degree of non-randomness of the multi-word unit components co-functioning (MI score) is calculated for institutionalized units of the official corpus and then for the same units from media-texts. Comparison of the MI score averages for the units of official corpus and units of media text corpus allows concluding on weakening the relation between the institutionalized unit components in the media-discourse in comparison with the official discourse.
Key words and phrases: официальный дискурс, медиа, институциализированные единицы, мера MI score, корпусные исследования, official discourse, media, institutionalized units, MI score measure, corpus studies
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