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Original Article

Linguacultural Analysis of Flora Representation In Spanish, Mexican, and Colombian Riddles

Olga S. Chesnokova
ORCiD ,
Ekaterina S. Medvedeva
ORCiD ,
Timur F. Usmanov
ORCiD

Keywords: Colombian riddles, folklore worldview, linguistic worldview, Mexican riddles, phytonym, Spanish riddles

Article no: 43

Pages 373-384

Doi: 10.15405/epes.22104.43

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Original Article

Future Of Russia In Metaphors (Retrospective Analysis Of Xix Century American Discourse)

Olga Solopova
,
Anatoly Chudinov

Keywords: Retrospective analysis, political discourse, linguistic political prognostics, future, metaphor

Article no: 151

Pages 1288-1296

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.02.151

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The Strategy Of L2 Selective Listening In ELT Classroom

Elena Boitsova
,
Natalia Bogach

Keywords: Cognitive linguistics; L2 listening strategy; terminology; relevant information; prosody and intonation; note-taking.

Article no: 72

Pages 677-688

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.72

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