Diagnostics of Interlanguage Interference in an Authorship Study
The article is devoted to the consideration of interlanguage interference as a written language feature related to the tasks of authorship studies. The research looks at the corpus of texts written by speakers of 7 different languages. The main outcome of the analysis is a number of diagnostic signs reflecting that Russian language is not native for the author. Data shows that most of them are attributable to the typological features of the Russian language. Through the comparative typological analysis, the research highlights specific mistakes that allow to determine the source of interference.