Communicative aspect of the use of nonverbal components in english discourse

This paper discusses the
tendencies in the process of
naming nonverbal communicative
components as transition from
reality to corresponding language
units through its mental
representation. Common
structural and semantic features of
nonverbal units, which are
individually created by authors for
the naming of nonverbal
communicative components, are
analyzed. The authors stress that
for speakers who use kinesic
communicative components in
communication inherent in the
widespread use are not only
enshrined in a particular culture of
nonverbal cues with stereotyped
meaning. Speakers usually
provide individual manner of
performing existing nonverbal
cues or creating them personally.
The article analyzes the English
discourse. In English-language
artistic discourse to denote such
components nominations are
used, among which ambiguous
notations predominate - free
phrases denoting non-verbal
components of kinesic character.