Focusing on tolerant communication within contemporary society, the author introduces the concept of a tolerant communicative personality and explores its implications. The analysis delves into the origins of tolerant speech communication from a linguistic and ethnocultural perspective, examining the sociocultural and ethnic dynamics in a specific Russian region. Key factors influencing speech interaction are identified, alongside a discussion of tolerant versus intolerant discourse. This work caters to specialists in speech communication, cognitive linguistics, and linguoculturology.
