FORENSIC LINGUISTICS: ITS FORMATION, MAIN AREAS OF RESEARCH, AND FUTURE PROSPECTS

The article examines the formation, main research areas and prospects of forensic linguistics as a branch of applied linguistics. It traces the field from J. Svartvik’s 1968 study to its institutionalisation in the 1990s and reviews its current state in Russia and Uzbekistan. Three core areas are described: the written language of the law, language in legal processes, and language as evidence.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-11-04
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23960030
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FORENSIC LINGUISTICS: ITS FORMATION, MAIN AREAS OF RESEARCH, AND FUTURE PROSPECTS

Jumaniyozova Nuriya
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Authorship Attribution and Profiling
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FORENSIC LINGUISTICS: ITS FORMATION, MAIN AREAS OF RESEARCH, AND FUTURE PROSPECTS

Jumaniyozova Nuriya
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The article examines the formation, main research areas and prospects of forensic linguistics as a branch of applied linguistics. It traces the field from J. Svartvik’s 1968 study to its institutionalisation in the 1990s and reviews its current state in Russia and Uzbekistan. Three core areas are described: the written language of the law, language in legal processes, and language as evidence.

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