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Original Article

Constructions Gehören-Passiv In Modern German

Salavat Samigullovitch Gabdullin
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Svetlana Vladimirovna Dmitrichenkova

Keywords: Participle II of the main verb, semantic actants, structural-semantic relationships, the Passive Voice, the modal mean, the internal form

Article no: 55

Pages 442-448

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.12.55

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Original Article

Logical-Semantic And Referential Properties Of A Subject

Ravil Kasimovich Garipov
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Fania Abdrakhmanovna Khusnutdinova
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Aliya Ravilevna Tsypina
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Raisa Mingazetdinovna Iksanova
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Naila Zhanovna Gumerova

Keywords: Consciousness, learning, reference, subject, semiotics

Article no: 59

Pages 473-479

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.12.59

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Original Article

Semantic Peculiarities Of Chechen And Ingush Isoglosses Use In Speech And Writing

Aza Sultanovna Tokaeva
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Petimat Khalidovna Almurzaeva
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Elina Said-Akhmadovna Idrazova

Keywords: Archaism, lexicology, lexical units, lexeme, semantheme, word motivation

Article no: 144

Pages 1126-1133

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.12.144

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Original Article

Russian Mentality And European Identity. The Linguistic Aspect Of The Problem

V.V. Volkov
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N.V. Volkova
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I.V. Gladilina

Keywords: Russian mentality, European identity, linguistic mental structures, cognitive linguistics, political linguistics, lexical-semantic field

Article no: 240

Pages 2068-2077

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.240

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Original Article

Conceptual Framework And Mentality As Postulates Of Cognitive Linguistics

Galina G. Fefelova
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Fluza G. Fatkullina
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Alfira F. Sagitova
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Raisa Kh. Khairullina

Keywords: Conceptual framework, concept "laughter", core, interparticle lexical and semantic field of laughter, national linguistic view of the world, periphery

Article no: 32

Pages 249-255

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.02.02.32

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Original Article

Identity As A Dialect Marker In The Semantics Of Phraseological Units

Lidiya K. Alakhverdieva
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Olga A. Fomina
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Olga Yu. Potanina

Keywords: A range of regional dialects, markers of identity, polysemy, semantics of phraseological units, synonymy

Article no: 34

Pages 265-273

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.02.02.34

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Original Article

Metaphor-Based Research For Studying Russian And Chinese Students’ Perception Of The University

M. Yu. Ababkova
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V. L. Leontieva

Keywords: Brand communications, semantic differential, students' emotional attitude to the university, Zaltman Metaphor Elicitation Technique (ZMET)

Article no: 9

Pages 89-98

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.03.9

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Culturology-Oriented Approach As A Component Of Students’ Motivation In Foreign Language Teaching

Vanda Arutyunian

Keywords: Culturology-oriented approach, full onomophraseme, idiomatic expression, partitive onomophraseme, phraseological unit.

Article no: 22

Pages 144-151

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.02.22

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