Structural and orientation metaphors in the simulation of social conflict discourse

Abstract

Linguists paid close attention to the study of the problem of communicative success in the second half of the twentieth century. Paraverbal phenomena and language, as means, serve communication in all manifestations, both in coordinated communication and during conflict dialogues.Preparations for the study have also led to problems such as: understanding of common programmes and ways of human behavior; Theoretical and practical descriptions of different fragments and parameters of specific behaviors, identification of verbal and non-verbal correlates transmitted in the process of communication of values; semantic analysis of non-verbal signs in their comparison with natural-language signs, in particular the identification of clear and the detection of hidden meanings of units of different natures that replace or accompany language signs in the act of communication; sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic developments aimed at recognizing the various keys of people's psychological states and emotions, the human relationship to other people and to the world around them; non-verbal communication within these problems, non/verbal communication was seen as a complex whole consisting of interconnected elements and parts, that is, as