Abstract
The article deals with specific features of the intonational design of the text in oral scientific (public) speech, determined by its intermediate position between the book-written codified type of literary language and colloquial speech. The influence of such extralinguistic factors as oral form, spontaneity, publicity, etc. on language structure and prosody of the oral scientific monologue is shown. In a clear tabular form, the ratio of the variants of the pronouncing norm is presented, as well as the tendencies for syncretism and dissociation at the phonetic level of the word and the prosodic organization of the utterance. Methods of auditory analysis of transcripts of oral scientific discourse are disclosed and principles of intonation transcription of this type of sounding material are described.
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