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Speech Representation Of Protest Sentiments In The Russian-Speaking Media Of Latvia

Liudmila Balakhonskaya
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Lubov Kashirina
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Vitaly Balakhonsky
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Alina Denisova
,
Nurgul Yessetova

Keywords: Bilingual education, explicit means of speech aggression, implicit means of speech aggression, language policy of Latvia, protest discurs, speech aggression

Article no: 4

Pages 24-33

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.02.4

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Analysis Of Dictum-Modus Contents Of An Utterance By Methods Of Artificial Intelligence

Dmitry Devyatkin
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Valery Mishlanov
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Vladimir Salimovsky
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Ivan Smirnov
,
Natalya Chudova

Keywords: Dictum, linguistic analyzer, modus, relational-situational analysis, speech systematicity

Article no: 14

Pages 111-119

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.02.14

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Original Article

Problems Of Teaching Professional Communication To Chinese Hydrotechnical Engineering Students

Anna Solovyeva
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Inna Galankina
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Mariya Lukyanchenko
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Natalya Artyukhova
,
Oksana Tsibizova

Keywords: Chinese students, scientific speech, professional communication

Article no: 38

Pages 317-327

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.02.38

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Work With Authentic Materials In Tandem Language Learning

Nadezhda Bogdanova
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Sergey Pogodin

Keywords: Authenticity, communicative competence, foreign language training, perception and reproduction of the text, tandem method, types of speech activity.

Article no: 51

Pages 474-482

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.12.02.51

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Original Article

Antroponims In Creating A Linguistic World Picture In The Rissian Prose

Elena V. Khripunova
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Elena Р. Panova
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Ekaterina V. Bobyreva
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Irina A. Makevnina
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Tatyana V. Chernitsyna

Keywords: Anthroponym, communicative strategy, name, onomastics, onym, speech strategy

Article no: 46

Pages 394-404

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.46

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Reconstructing Dynamics And History Of A Child’S Self-Consciousness Development: A Phenomenological Study 

Natalia Burlakova
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Valery Oleshkevich

Keywords: Dialogical phenomenology, infantile speech and story, inner dialogue, phenomenological method, self-consciousness,

Article no: 15

Pages 122-131

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.02.15

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Grammatical Conceptualization Of The Russian Language In The Context Of Korean Linguoculture

Vladimir Borovik
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Evgeniia Kolodina
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Irina Pashkova

Keywords: Category of case, categories of animateness/inanimateness, grammar, Korean language, Russian language, speech mistakes

Article no: 92

Pages 762-772

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.12.92

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