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Differentiation of the terms interdit / interdiction (restriction, deprivation of the right / prohibition) in the civil law of modern French

https://doi.org/10.18384/2310-712X-2023-1-118-124

Abstract

Aim. To distinguish the concepts of interdit/ interdiction in the analysis of legal texts and regulatory legal acts, as well as to determine their functioning features in the highly professional French legal discourse. The peculiarities of legal discourse are of the greatest interest for research, since laws and legal acts reflect dynamically developing life realities and phenomena in society.

Methodology. The material for the study was international information resources, law texts, articles in French selected through continuous sampling. Descriptive and comparative methods with the techniques of linguistic observation, comparison, etc. were used in the analysis of factual material.

Results. As a result of the conducted research, the differences and peculiarities of the functioning of the concepts interdit/ interdiction in the legal texts of the French language in the period 2018-2021 were revealed.

Research implications. The results obtained in the study of the legal concepts of interdit/ interdiction and their functioning contribute to the theory of linguistics, and combined with the factual material selected for the study can be used in teaching such university disciplines as “Lexicology of the French language”, “Stylistics of the French language”, “Practical course of the French language”, etc.

About the Author

M. V. Evseeva
Moscow Region State Pedagogical University
Russian Federation

Mariia V. Evseeva – Postgraduate student, Department of Romance Philology

ulitsa Very Voloshinoi 24, Mytishchi 141014, Moscow Region



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