Стилистическое функционирование неологизмов в языке СМИ.

Introduction
Part I. Neologisms in the English vocabulary
Appearance of neologisms in the speech and language
Popular neologisms-formation patterns
Lexicographic reflection of neologisms
Ways of forming neologisms
Compound nouns
Compound verbs
Compound adjectives
Compound words of morphological type
Compound nouns of syntactical type
Abbreviations
Phraseological neologisms
Part II. Neologisms in the newspapers’ texts
Semantic groups of neologisms
Neologisms in a social sphere
Everyday life neologisms
Structural and stylistic features of newspapers’ neologisms
Stylistic changes of word usage
Conclusions
The sources of language material
Bibliography

Стилистическое функционирование неологизмов в языке СМИ.

2) definition of distinctive features of the basic types of neologisms in modern English language;
3) the review stylistic features of neologisms;
4) the stylistic analysis of the use of neologisms in the newspapers texts.
The language material was taken from the articles, posted on the web-sites of the most popular British newspapers of different types: for official newspaper, such as “Guardian” to the tabloids (for example, “Mirror”).
Structure of the work. Work consists of 4 parts: Introductions, the theoretical Part I, the research Part II and the Conclusions, and also еhe sources of language material and the bibliographic list. In introduction the reasons of a choice of a theme of research are proved, its object and a subject are defined, put the purpose and problems of research,its urgency is revealed. In the theoretical Part I the basic concepts are defined, interpretation is given to the scientific terms used in work. In the Part II results of the spent research work are analyzed. In the Conclusion the basic conclusions made during work are given.
Conclusions
Every period in the development of a language produces an enormous number of a new words or new meaning of established words. Most of them do not live long, because they are not meant to live long. They are, as it were, coined for use at the moment of speech, and therefore possess a peculiar property – that of temporariness. The given word of meaning holds only in the given context and is meant only to “serve the occasion”.
To adapt means to make or undergo modifications in function and structure so as to be fit for a new use, a new environment or a new situation. Being an adaptive system the vocabulary is constantly adjusting itself to the changing requirements and conditions of human communications and cultural and other needs. This process of self-regulation of the lexical system is a result of overcoming contradictions between the state of the system and the demands it has to meet. The speaker chooses from the existing stock of words such words that in his opinion can adequately express his thought and feeling. Failing to find the expression he needs, he coins a new one. It is important to stress that the development is not confined to coining new words on the existing patterns but in adapting the very structure of the system to its changing functions.