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ГЛАВА XII. ОЦЕНОЧНОЕ СЛОВО В ПРЕДЛОЖЕНИЯХ С
ЛИЧНЫМИ МЕСТОИМЕНИЯМИ (ПРАГМАТИЧЕСКАЯ ШКАЛА)
Л.Г. Дюндик
Но забыли мы, что осияно
Только слово средь земных тревог…
Л. Гумилев
                      ,        2005, 15               
       
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                
      joint action),              Clark                             
                                        -                         
            He’s a genius, He’s extremely talented, She’s a
brilliant orator      I’m a genius, I’m extremely talented 
  
       Of Human Bondage    a gentlemanAnd will you tell me
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what a gentleman is   knows what it is. 
   -                                    ,                          : Are you a gentleman?     : No doubt had was not a right thing to            
made it difficult for him to answer, but he was naturally polite.

          e 
Weeks gravely.
       gentleman                                             -     
 MED     gentleman  «a man
who is always polite and honest, and considers other people’s needs».
  «politeness» «honesty or truthfulness» 
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                    Youre American, arent you                                 gentleman  «a man who… considers other people’s needs».          
     gentleman    languaging                         -       
                                                                           gentleman 
       -                  
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                                порядочный        common ground (Clark 1997, 92)).
                               , ,   ,   ,                     джентльмен, гений, талант.              I’m a provincial, a fool                 .  Не is a provincial.
MED     provincial1) someone who is not
from a country’s capital city or a large city 2) someone who is old-fashioned and conservative because they do not come from a large city. 
          «do not come from a large city»   «old-fashioned and conservative»             «not being from a large city»       -
        I’m a provincial           
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                      165).
                                    183).
              
fool«a person who is lacking in judgment and good sense» (DELC   He is a fool         You are a fool               -        I’m a fool     -         I’m a fool, I’m trying to help everybody - 
                     /      -                                       
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                                прагматической шкале           ,                ,                   . Я тебя не понимаю, я тупой.       Я-то умный, это ты
тупой – ты не можешь вразумительно и толково что-то объяснить» 
«Ты говоришь не то, я не хочу тебя слушать, я не согласен с твоей
точкой зрения».
                                   -           The Winter of our Discontent  , «All people are moral, only their neighbours are not».          .  The Broker       : «The
President had shifted to the “we” mode now, something he invariably did when a potentially unpopular decision was at hand. For the easy ones, it was always
“I”».           
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                         strengths and weaknesses                            let their egos go
 The Financial Times         self-appraisal reports        Goldman Sachs  ,    : «I delivered the best performance of my career this year… We
didn’t just survive – we excelled»;  : «On the leadership front I performed exceptionally well over the past year».       : «I believe I will be a very compelling partner for 2008».
              -      «Team work needs to be improved», «Need to delegate»               «Leadership skills need more focus, need to be more patient with team members»                ,    ,
«deftly makes his weaknesses strengths in disguise by saying “I command considerable respect from younger members of the department based on my experience and market impact. I need to spend more time converting their
respect into a comfort and trust (which actually means “I’m so great my
underlings understandably view me like a God”)».   ,      «unfulfilled accomplishments»,    ,   accomplish   to finish sth completely and successfully (DELC), . .
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?невыполненные достижения.                          в письменном виде.
      face to face              «I
delivered the best performance of my career this year…; I command considerable respect…»     
       устном                  не для слушающего, а для читающего                    
       мысли для себя          мысли для другого, по разному формулируемые в устной и письменной речи      -  speakers meaning                      Одно и то же            -   –  Он дурак; Я дурак.  талант        
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