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Original Article

Means Of Adaptation Of Professional Discourse

Svetlana V. Pervukhina
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Galina G. Matveeva

Keywords: Professional discourse, communicative strategies, communicative tactics, functional and semantics field, pragmalinguistics

Article no: 124

Pages 1064-1074

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.08.124

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Original Article

Cossack Language As Component Of Ecolinguistic Situation Of Lower Volga Region

Milovanova Marina Vasilyevna
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Linkova Yulia Igorevna
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Arzhanovskaya Anastasia Valeryevna

Keywords: Ecolinguistics, category, possessiveness, semantic, possessor

Article no: 150

Pages 1302-1308

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.150

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Original Article

Concept "Marriage": Linguosemiotic Understanding In The Kalmyk, Russian And English Linguistic Consciousness

Zhanna Nikolaevna Sarangaeva
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Elza Ochir-Goryaevna Daldinova
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Tatyana Michailovna Kekeeva

Keywords: Concept, semiotics, cultural linguistics, Kalmyk, Russian, English

Article no: 315

Pages 2386-2392

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.315

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