BASIC SEMANTIC UNITS USED IN INTERNET TEXTS
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2025-12-05
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Internet texts, lexical-semantic units, semantic unit, Internet communication, hashtag, transfer meaning, contextual units, social networks, multimodal units
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This article analyzes the semantic features of Internet texts that are formed in the modern digital communication environment - social networks, blogs, forums and chats.
The nature of new types of semantic units (hashtags, emojis, abbreviations, memes/gifs, neologisms, visual symbols) emerging in Internet speech is compared with traditional language units. The study uses analytical-comparative and corpus-linguistic methods to study lexicosemantic processes - polysemy, occasional meaning, metaphorical and metonymic transfers, and contextual dynamics of meaning - on the basis of real Internet texts.
The nature of new types of semantic units (hashtags, emojis, abbreviations, memes/gifs, neologisms, visual symbols) emerging in Internet speech is compared with traditional language units. The study uses analytical-comparative and corpus-linguistic methods to study lexicosemantic processes - polysemy, occasional meaning, metaphorical and metonymic transfers, and contextual dynamics of meaning - on the basis of real Internet texts.
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Eshquvatova Gulmira Norzhigitovna. (2025). BASIC SEMANTIC UNITS USED IN INTERNET TEXTS. Partner Conferences of the International Scientific Journal Research Focus, 1(1), 737-740. https://doi.org/10.66073/ReFocus-Conf/489
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