Kushnir N. Verbalization of Feeling Intentions in Russian Dialogical Speech (based on "Love Declaration" Communicative Situation).

Thesis is focused on speech tactics (ST) in "love declaration" communicative situation (CS) with consideration of various factors of discourse - communicators' social roles, lexical and syntactic means, non-verbal elements of communication. Speech tactics is specified as a stereotypic model of a certain socium's linguistic behavior through which a speaker tries to materialize his/her communicative intention in a particular situation of intercourse. In procedure analysis of the factual material, one has identified the repertory of ST used by an initiator of speech acts in "love declaration" CS. There have been analyzed the lexical and syntactical elements of speech acts as well as non-verbal means of communicators who "declare love". In the course of the given study, one has found the dependence of ST option and non-verbal elements of communication on a communicator's social role. Examining the factual material, it has been determined that for the successful interpersonal communication in "love declaration" CS, the communicator's option of psychologically most reasonable form of expression of his/her feelings should be based on the empathy explication, two-centric nature of amorous feelings, ability for identification and decentralization that means aprioristic and unconditional acceptance of other personality, orientation at her/his natural individuality.