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educate  the  ability  to  professionally  evaluate  the  text  in  terms  of  logic  is  very
                  important  for  each  editor.  It  is  necessary  to  clearly  visualize  the  role  of  logical


                  connections in the text and to own techniques and methods of logical analysis. The
                  editor  must  develop  a  reflex  in  violation  of  the  logical  norm.  In  the  theory  of


                  editing, a section devoted to its logical foundations began to be developed from the
                  late 50's. The first such a work was the work of Professor A. V.  Zapadov, which


                  was  included  in  the  collection  "About  the  editing  of  the  book".  Currently,  all

                  textbooks  and  manuals  on  this  discipline  have  such  a  section.  Special  scientific

                  researches are being conducted: editors refer to  the  logic  by seeking answers to

                  questions that arise in the process of professional activity, philosophers from the

                  standpoint of their science analyze the work of the editor on the text.

                         Even in ancient Greece, it was noticed that the power of influence on the

                  interlocutor  depends  not  only  on  the  expressiveness  of  oral  speech,  but  also  on

                  what thoughts are expressed in the speech and how they are interconnected. Then

                  the  study  of  the  communicative  effect  covered  not  only  the  outer  layers  of

                  intellectual-linguistic communication, but also the internal semantic aspects. The

                  traditional rhetoric, which arose as the theory of oratory, was in parallel with the

                  logic  -  the  science  of  the  forms  and  laws  of  correct  (productive)  thinking.  It  is

                  worth paying attention to the fact that from the middle of the last century began to

                  talk about a scientific rhetoric as a theory that explores the holistic communicative

                  effect of mass information processes. More recently, the term "rhetoric" has begun

                  to be used to characterize the professional skills of people who create or process

                  printed text (journalists, editors) [6, p. 58].

                         In the printed text among the other components that determine the intensity

                  of the communicative effect and those that are subject to conscious control, the

                  semantic  (logical  organization)  plays  a  significant  role.  Various  operations  are

                  aimed  at  detecting  and  improving  the  "logical  components"  of  the  text,  can

                  generally be called a logical rationing. The particular importance has the choice of

                  the form of organization of text material, due not only to logical norms and the

                  intended purpose of the publication, but also to features of the reader environment.
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