PRAGMA-COMMUNICATIVE ASPECT OF THE UK PRIME MINISTER BORIS JOHNSON’S ADDRESS TO THE NATION ON THE RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE, 02.24.2022

Abstract

The following work deals with pragma-communicative peculiarities of the UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson' address to the nation on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, 02.24.22.The UK Prime Minister address to the nation is defined in given work as a socio-communicative event in the UK, broadcasted by radio, TV, internet and press, with the purpose of Prime Minister to inform, to influence masses on the important, crucial and urgent problems of the nation and to propose ways of their solving.The UK Prime Minister address to the nation is given in a form of virtual communication of one personmonologue, and presented as an actual communicative event in reality -dialogue with silent addressee.The UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson' address to the nation on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, 02.24.22. is studied from the angle of Discourse Analysis and presented as political, ideological, argumentative, declarative discourse with the direct address to the inhabitants of the UK, to the people of Ukraine, to the people of Russia and with indirect address to the allies.Boris Johnson' address to the nation on the Russian invasion of Ukraine, 02.24.22 is defined as politico-ideological manifesto

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