On the model “The quality of the scientific text” (to clarify the concept of “logicality — psychological aspect”)

About the author:

Maria P. Kotyurova, Dr. Sci. (Philol.), Professor, Department of Russian Language and Stylistics, Perm State National Research University; kotyurova@yandex.ru; ORCID: 0000-0001-5418-726Х

Abstract:

The article represents one of the most significant features of scientific texts — “logicality — associativity” that was earlier developed in the model “The quality of the scientific text”. The author proposes to make a methodological specification and to replace the second notion by a more logical one — “psychological aspect”. In order to substantiate this specification, the author uses the arguments that relate to static and dynamic character of the stated knowledge. The dynamic manner of statement relates to the following additional senses: intensification, emphasis, addition, limitation, etc. It also relates to an individual style of thinking and speech that defines gradual expression of the psychological component of the communicative-cognitive activity of the author.

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