Semantics of Causative Constructions of the Modern Russian Language

Abstract

The article elucidates the content and differentiates between the notions of "causative constructions," "causativity," and "causalness," which have a significant position in social communication. Diverse language events can signify causal constructs based on the efficacy of the causative influence, the semantics of the causative response, and the intensity of the causative activity. These categories possess a diverse array of implementation methods. Causality as a motivator for action can be articulated through many persuasive constructs, ranging from courteous and non-assertive to incisive and relentless.