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Original Article

Euphemization Processes In Light Of Interaction Between Language And Conceptual Semantics

Irina A. Solodilova
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Tatiana Yu. Sokolova

Keywords: Cognitive linguistics, conceptual derivation, euphemism, semantics, speech strategy, value worldview.

Article no: 6

Pages 48-54

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.04.02.6

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Original Article

The Involvement Into Crimes Of An Extremist (Terrorist) Nature: Forensic Linguistic Model

Pavel Katyshev
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Natalia Bozhenkova

Keywords: Forensic linguistic analysis, crime diagnosis, extremism, terrorism, instigator, involvement

Article no: 16

Pages 130-137

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.16

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Original Article

Characteristics Of Linguocultural Type In The English-Language Political Discourse

Igor Chekulai
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Olga Prokhorova
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Elena Zhukova
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Vladislav Kuchmistyy
,
Dmitry Shustov

Keywords: Linguistic and cultural type, linguistic personality, political discourse, symbolic essence, trickster

Article no: 11

Pages 85-92

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.02.11

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