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About the language of scientists often say that it is different "dry", devoid of
elements of emotionality and imagery. Such an opinion is excessively generalized:

often, in scientific works, in particular polemical ones, emotionally-expressive and
imaginative means of language are used, which, being an additional technique, are

clearly marked out against the background of purely scientific presentation and

give great scientific credibility to scientific prose.

Scientific style - the style of literary language, which has a number of

features, such as the preliminary thinking of the statement, monologue, the strict

selection of linguistic means, the attraction to the normalized language.

The following stylistic features are characteristic for a scientific language:

- clarity and objectivity of the interpretation;

- logical sequence and proof of presentation;

- generalization of concepts and phenomena;

- objective analysis;

- accuracy and conciseness of statements;

- argumentation and persuasiveness of statements;

- unambiguous explanation of cause-effect relationships;

- detailed conclusions.

Scientific style not a whim but a duty. Among scholars and researchers, it

has long been accepted that all scientific texts should be written in a certain harsh

style. This is due, first of all, to the need to avoid ambiguities and ambiguities of

certain scientific concepts. The original form of the existence of a scientific

language is written, which is explained by its decisive features, such as the

conceptual representation of reality, the logic of presentation. The scientific

language must be strictly proved, argued. Indeed, the scientific presentation is

mostly focused on the written language, which is clearly evident in the need for

many cases of at least partial transition to the elements of writing (to formulate

formulas, display tables, diagrams, etc.).