PSYCHOLINGUISTIC PRAGMATICS OF MIMIC IMAGES

Abstract

This article explains the features of non-verbal or semi-verbal texts, collectively called “mimic images”. It also justifies the need for international relations specialists to master the skill of “interpreting non-verbal content” as an important component of basic language skills such as “semiotic approach” and “non-verbal communication”. It also proposes a general algorithm for interpreting mimic creative works and graphics.