РОЗШИРЕННЯ СФЕРИ ЗАСТОСУВАННЯ КРИМІНАЛЬНОГО ЖАРГОНУ
Abstract
The article analyses the functioning and stylistic peculiarities of criminal slang in the language of mass media at structural and semantic level; ways of inclusion of slang into the system of modern Ukrainian language are traced; expressive and emotional potential of slang in modern journalistic discourse is analyzed; semantic modifications and functional specificity of slang and its influence on modern Ukrainian language were found out; it was mentioned, that figurative senses of verbs in criminal slang are socially conscious, since they are distinguished in phrases, sentences, contextual, but most of them are not fixed in dictionaries; it was determined, that despite its initial isolation and mystery, criminal slang significantly fills up modern spoken language; criminalization of different kinds of discourse, that significantly promote to the forming of “general slang”, occurs.
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