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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

An Integrated Approach To The Study Of Semantics Of Proper Names

Makhaev Maierbeck Ruslanovich
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Abbaz Dogievich Osmaev
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Abdulazimova Toita Khizirovna
,
Selmurzaeva Kheda Ramzanovna
,
Navrazova Khava Bakyevna

Keywords: Semantics, toponyms, psycholinguistic experiment, integrated lexicographic, psycholinguistic semema

Article no: 413

Pages 3113-3120

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.413

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Original Article

Lexico-Grammatical And Derivational Language Units In Linguo-Cognitive Aspect Of Study

Irina A. Solodilova
,
Irina V. Gulyayeva
,
Larissa V. Ivanova

Keywords: Blend theory, cognitive linguistics, conceptual derivation and integration, derived words, prepositions, semantics.

Article no: 68

Pages 590-599

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.04.02.68

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Original Article

Discourse Marker In Mass Media Texts

Elena Klemenova
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Margarita Ereshchenko
,
Igor Kudryashov

Keywords: Discursive markers, inter-personal relations between journalist and reader, pragmatics, semantics, text of analytical reporting

Article no: 141

Pages 1109-1116

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.02.141

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The Role Of Individual-Author Semantics In Meaning Formation Of A Literary Text

Mariya S. Zhurkova
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Elena A. Khomutnikova
,
Natalia A. Chalych
,
Inessa A. Medvedeva

Keywords: Individual-author semantics, interpretation, lexical unit, meaning formation, rose

Article no: 58

Pages 499-507

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.58

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Original Article

The Differential Empirical Model For Describing The Semantics Of Metaphors

Maierbeck Ruslanovich Makhaev
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Mamalova Khouzu Edilsultanovna
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Toita Khizirovna Abdulazimova

Keywords: Dictionaries, experiments, metaphor, semantics

Article no: 130

Pages 977-984

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.11.130

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Original Article

Jangar Heroic Epic In Mirror Of Language, Culture, Information Technology: Thematic Dictionary

Ellara Omakaeva*
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Valery Salykova
,
Darina Badgaeva
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Tsagan Seleeva
,
Timur Goryaev

Keywords: “Jangar” heroic epic, dictionary, thematic groups, vocabulary, etymology, semantics.

Article no: 338

Pages 2523-2528

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.338

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Original Article

Euphemization Processes In Light Of Interaction Between Language And Conceptual Semantics

Irina A. Solodilova
,
Tatiana Yu. Sokolova

Keywords: Cognitive linguistics, conceptual derivation, euphemism, semantics, speech strategy, value worldview.

Article no: 6

Pages 48-54

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.04.02.6

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