Discourse and Professional Linguistic Personality
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professional linguistic personality, discourse, linguistics, philologist, communicativeAbstract
This article seems like a brief analysis of the history of the formation and development of discourse in linguistics. The article also investigates the issue of the formation of a professional linguistic personality, the formation of which is determined by a social institution that dictates communicative competence.
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