Publicistic Discourse in the English Language

Abstract

Publicistic discourse plays a critical role in modern communication, serving as a bridge between information dissemination and public opinion formation. This study examines the characteristics, types, and linguistic features of publicistic discourse in the English language. It aims to provide a typological classification of publicistic texts, focusing on the interplay between language use and media platforms. Drawing on both qualitative and quantitative analyses, this article highlights the lexical, syntactic, and pragmatic aspects of publicistic writing. Furthermore, it investigates the influence of digital media on the evolution of publicistic discourse. The findings suggest that publicistic discourse is characterized by its persuasive nature, lexical richness, and adaptability to emerging communication technologies, contributing to a dynamic and influential linguistic genre.