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Original Article

Verbalization Of The Image Of Professional In Russian Artistic Occupational Discourse

Kseniya Kerer

Keywords: Artistic discourse, artistic occupational discourse, professional, professional communication, professional slang, Russian linguoculture.

Article no: 27

Pages 188-192

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.04.02.27

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Original Article

Problems Of The Development Of The Russian Language In The Digital Age

Tatyana Fomina
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Yulia Fateeva
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Olga Ignatenko

Keywords: Computer slang, digitalization of society, ilanguage, language of social networks, language transformation, virtual communication

Article no: 74

Pages 604-610

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.02.74

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Original Article

The Relevant Problems Of Russian Lexicology: The Motorsport Corporate Sublanguage

Alexander Kobyskan
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Evgenia Yakovleva
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Emil Irnanazarov

Keywords: Corporate sublanguages, doublet terms, motorsports sublanguage, slang words, sports vocabulary, terminology

Article no: 54

Pages 526-535

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.54

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