Efremova N.V. INNER DIALOGICITY OF MEDICAL SCIENTIFIC TEXTS
http://dx.doi.org/10.15688/jvolsu2.2015.2.10
Efremova Nataliya Vladimirovna
Teacher, Department of Russian Language and Sociocultural Adaptation, Volgograd State Medical University ( This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. )
Abstract. The author studies inner dialogicity as an integral property of a scientist's thinking activity, a way of a scientific idea development, one of the cognitive and discursive mechanisms of new knowledge formation, its crystallization and dementalisation in a text, as a way of search for truth. Such approach to dialogicity in the study of a scientific text makes it possible to analyze the cogitative processes proceeding in human consciousness and cognitive activity, allows to fully understand the stated scientific concept, to define pragmatic strategies of the author, to plunge into his reflexive world. On the material of medical scientific texts of N.M. Amosov and F. G. Uglov, famous scientists in the field of cardio surgery, it is established that traces of internal dialogicity manifestation in the textual space of scientists actualize the origin of new knowledge, the change of author's semantic positions, his ability to reflect, compare, analyze his own thoughts and actions, to estimate oneself and the features of thinking process which are realized in logic of a statement of the scientific concept, an explanation of concepts, terms at judgment of the points of view of contemporaries and predecessors, adherents and scientist's opponents, and also orientation to the addressee's presupposition, activization of his cogitative activity. Linguistic, discursive, verbal analysis singles out the impact on
the addressee, his mental activity.
Key words: scientific medical text, dialogicity, internal dialogicity, addressee's reflection, objectivation of inner cognitive processes.
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