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Original Article

Processes That Underlie Modulation Of English Verb Meaning

Tatjana Shabanova
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Aigul Dautova
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Irina Garaeva
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Liarina Saubanova

Keywords: Causative construction, cognitive semantic construction, semantic type of the predicate, standard language processes, syntactic construction, verbal lexis

Article no: 118

Pages 1139-1148

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.118

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Original Article

Software For Sense Compatibility Analysis Of Educational Texts

G. R. Rybakova
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A. Y. Andreeva
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I. V. Krotova
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T. L. Kamoza

Keywords: Educational information, subject thesaurus, semantic compatibility of educational texts, software, mathematical model.

Article no: 94

Pages 800-808

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.03.94

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Original Article

Internet-Meme As A Polymodal Media-Object: The Basics Of Linguosemiotic Typology

Tatiana Vladimirovna Marchenko
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Larisa Laktemirovna Zelenskaya

Keywords: Media communication, internet meme, precedent, intertextuality, semiotic code, pragmatic potential

Article no: 281

Pages 2135-2141

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.281

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Original Article

Scientifically-Applied Approach To The Linguoculturological Study Of “The Nature” Textbook

Yulia G. Kurovskaya*
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Vera A. Shchetinskaya

Keywords: Pedagogical semiology, interdisciplinary, linguoculturological, world view, textbook.

Article no: 89

Pages 796-803

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.09.02.89

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Original Article

Concept Of Try In English And Russian Linguistic Cultures

Viktoria Vladimirovna Batitskaya
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Vladimir Valeryevich Gurin
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Elena Viktorovna Obletsova
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Elena Pavlovna Ignatyeva
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Ekaterina Valerievna Dvorak

Keywords: Concept, try, lexico-semantic field, integral seme, peripheral components

Article no: 296

Pages 2241-2249

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.296

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Semantic Extension Of Modern Science Meta-Language On Literature: Terminological "Scientism" And "Intermediality"

Ludmila Nikolaevna Ryaguzova
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Natalya Viatcheslavovna Svitenko
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Evgeniya Alekseevna Zhirkova
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Elena Viktorovna Somova
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Marianna Vladimirovna Yuryeva

Keywords: Scientism, intermediality, semiotic concept, image category, novel topology

Article no: 138

Pages 1048-1056

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.138

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Original Article

English Announcements Of Cultural Events: Structural And Semantic Approach To Expressiveness

Marina V. Cherkunova
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Julia S. Starostina

Keywords: Announcement, expressiveness, media discourse, mini-text, structural approach, semantic approach.

Article no: 85

Pages 725-732

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.04.02.85

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Original Article

Names Of Geogenic Objects Among Dagestan Microtoponyms

Zabikhat Magomedovna Otsemieva-Tagirova
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Sapiyahanum Murtuzalievna Temirbulatova
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Faida Abubakarovna Ganieva

Keywords: Regional toponymy, propriality, geogenic objects, appellative, microtoponym, semantics

Article no: 113

Pages 843-851

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.113

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