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https://doi.org/10.4467/23919981JM.21.028.14260Słowa kluczowe: codification of linguistic standards, punctuation, punctuation mark, usage, variation, punctuation, principles, intonation, intonation principle, rule, intonation constructions., parenthetical word, punctuation, discourse word, pragmaticalization, scope of application., the Russian language, the 19th-century Russian language, text, punctuation, dash, punctuation, history of the Russian language, grammar, document language, cursive, documentary text, punctuation, punctuation marks, metagrapheme, function, norm, deviation from the norm, abbreviation, text organization, punctuation, syntax, advertising, language play, punctuation marks, punctuation play, advertising text, linguistic creativity, punctuation, advertising, creolized advertising, advertising text, literary text, Russian punctuation, dialogue, artistic discourse, interpretation of the meaning of the utterance, artistic communication, dialogue, utterance, punctuation marks, marks of omission, utterance–mark, quotation marks, brackets, dash, special text, accentuating function, punctuation, metagraphemics, punctuation mark, text, poetry, Ilia Zdanevich, Russian futurism, zaum, poetic grammar, writing, Russian, qwerty-keyboard, dot, comma, punctuation marks, punctuation, business communication, conative signs, signs of emotions, language norm and substandard, display text, punctuation mark, smiley, emoticon, emoji, digital communication, marks of the end of sentence, exclamation mark, question mark, ellipsis, functional types of sentences, emotionally expressive function of punctuation marks, punctuation, connectives, conjunctions, appositional constructions, parcelling, explanatory relations, discourse relations, Russian language, event structure, wide context, incremental theme, relative and absolute boundedness, degree achievements, delimitative Aktionsart, semelfactive Aktionsart, synonym, verb, punctuation, syntax, orthography, co-predicative, secondary predicate, adjective, punctuation, parcelling, expressional syntax, stylistic method, media linguistics, social report, “Russian Reporter”., parcelling, main (basic) sentence, partcellator, Russian language, Polish language, quotation marks, lexicography, semantics, Siberian sources, semantics of quotation marks, metalanguage reflection, political term, communicative function, grapholinguistics, graphic system, diacritics, letter ё, survey
