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Original Article

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

Irina A. Solodilova
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Irina V. Gulyayeva
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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

Occasionalisms As A Coding Information Method In The Creativity Of M. Zadornov

Galina Gennadevna Fefelova
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Alfira Foatovna Sagitova
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Elvira Fidailovna Rakhimova
,
Liliya Hanifovna Zaripova

Keywords: Occasional words, expressiveness, emotiveness, expressiveness, linguistic personality, word formation method

Article no: 46

Pages 346-355

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.46

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Original Article

The Relevant Problems Of Russian Lexicology: The Motorsport Corporate Sublanguage

Alexander Kobyskan
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Evgenia Yakovleva
,
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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Original Article

Working On A Political Language (Strategies In Digital Epoch)

Irina Kalyagina
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Nikolay Kashchey
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Vsevolod Shipulin
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Olesya Trufanova

Keywords: Modern rhetoric, political and linguistic work on the public language, political linguistics, the struggle for words and concepts

Article no: 85

Pages 681-686

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.02.85

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Original Article

Foreign Elements In Modern Newspaper Text: The Russian Newspaper For 2018–2019)

Natalia Aleksandrovna Minakova
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Elena Valentinovna Talybina
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Ekaterina Anatolyevna Nikulina

Keywords: Newspaper-journalistic style, modern language of Russian media, emotional-expressive means, words and phrases in quotation marks, foreign elements, emotive punctuation marks

Article no: 147

Pages 1101-1106

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.147

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Primary Children's Vocabulary In Dagestani Languages

Zabikhat Magomedovna Otsomieva-Tagirova
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Khizri Abdulmadjidovich Yusupov
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Mariza Oglanovna Ibragimova

Keywords: Dagestani languages, children's vocabulary, primary children's vocabulary, onomatopoeic words

Article no: 163

Pages 1231-1238

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.163

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The Priciples Of Synergetics In Studying The Altay Family Etymological Language Nests

Nuriya Khaliullina
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Ilshat Nasipov
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Zarina Sideshova
,
Sandugash Mukhtarova

Keywords: Etymological family of words, lexical system, reconstruction, root stem, the Altai family of languages

Article no: 111

Pages 1070-1077

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.11.111

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