INTERNET REFLECTIONS AS AN OBJECT OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH: I LOVE THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE INTERNET COMMUNITY
Authors:
1.
Kemerovo State University
Kemerovo, Russian Federation
Kemerovo, Russian Federation
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 104
to 106
Status:
Published
Received:
25.06.2022
Accepted:
27.06.2022
Published:
28.06.2022
Subject area:
VAC 5.9.8 Теоретическая, прикладная и сравнительно-сопоставительная лингвистика
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
internet reflections, internet community, orthographocentrism, language norm, language facts, commenting
Abstract (English):
The present article features the phenomenon of online reflective discourse. The author analyzed online comments published on the Internet community called I Love the Russian Language. The complex methodology united theoretical description, analysis, and systematization. The study revealed the orthographic fixation of the metalanguage comments. Community members appealed to metalanguage reflection when they commented on, assessed, or described a linguistic phenomenon. In their Internet reflections, community members referred either to their personal experience or to language norms and spelling rules, which made their online reflective discourse orthography-centric.
The present article features the phenomenon of online reflective discourse. The author analyzed online comments published on the Internet community called I Love the Russian Language. The complex methodology united theoretical description, analysis, and systematization. The study revealed the orthographic fixation of the metalanguage comments. Community members appealed to metalanguage reflection when they commented on, assessed, or described a linguistic phenomenon. In their Internet reflections, community members referred either to their personal experience or to language norms and spelling rules, which made their online reflective discourse orthography-centric.
Keywords:
internet reflections, internet community, orthographocentrism, language norm, language facts, commenting
internet reflections, internet community, orthographocentrism, language norm, language facts, commenting
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