Stylistic features of diplomatic correspondence

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the article examines the stylistic features of diplomatic correspondence. Nowadays, when there are many military clashes in the world, polishing the language of diplomacy is of particular value. All the more important is the work on cognitive linguistics, which examines the norms and rules of professionally competent writing of texts on diplomatic correspondence. At the very beginning of the work, as required by logic, the definition of the central concept is given. Based on this, the article lists several basic requirements for stylistic features that should be followed in diplomatic correspondence today. The article also raises such a fact as a controversy with some linguistic scientists. At the same time, their authority is not questioned at all. It is noteworthy that the ideas of leading linguists have not been infringed in any way, but the necessary amendments and adjustments are being made in order to establish a number of theoretical provisions on the essence of the analyzed issue. We consider the dosed division of the diplomatic text into a plan of content and a plan of expression to be a separate and important page of this work. These are well-known concepts in linguistics, however, they can be interpreted very broadly, depending on the goals and objectives of the work.

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Nargiz Samed gyzy Salimova

Azerbaijan University of Languages, Azerbaijan

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