No 2 (2013)

Articles

The colloqual elements within the Old Russian literary texts in the middle of the XV century

Ivanova M.V.

Abstract

The article parses the syntactic and lexical peculiarities in the hagiographies by Pachomius the Logothete, and the unique text elements that simulate the colloquial language, namely: direct speech, praesens historicum, lexis (vocabulary) with evocative suffix.
Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):5-11
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Linguistic peculiarities of official public speech

Alontseva N.V., Ermoshin Y.A.

Abstract

The article analyses the rational component and the linguistic means of its explication in persuasive public speech.
Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):12-22
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The problems of the medical terminology (on the base of German)

Baghana J., Velichkova S.M.

Abstract

The article discusses the problems of the medical terminology such as synonymy, polysemy, eponymy and others, as well as different opinions about the phenomena of linguistic character of medical terminology.
Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):23-28
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Criteria of newsworthiness in televisual media discourse of modern Spanish language

Gribanov I.S.

Abstract

The article deals with the main requirements for TV news texts in Peninsular and Latin American variants of the modern Spanish language, as well as analyzes linguistic means used by Spanish media discourse to achieve its pragmatic purposes.
Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):29-36
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Correlation of pitch variations on the emphasis of American public speaking

Ivanova Y.E.

Abstract

The aim of the investigation, the results of which are presented in the article, was to find out pitch variations in theses and arguments in public speaking. The data obtained revealed that speakers use this prosodic feature very energetically to attract the listeners’ attention and to make the presentation more emphatic.
Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):37-44
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The peculiarities of verbalization of discretisation and syncretism of dynamic property of mentality

Kuprieva I.A.

Abstract

The article deals with the specific features of syncretical and descrete perception of the dynamic property of mentality phenomenon. It also describes the peculiarities of its conceptualization and verbalization; it specifies the principles of systemic and functional meaning formation.
Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):45-50
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Metaphorical representation of Russia in the political discourse of anglophone mass media

Shapieva D.Z.

Abstract

The article is devoted to metaphor definition and classification. It deals with metaphorical derivation specificity in the political discourse of Anglophone mass media concerning political situation in Russia.
Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):51-58
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The role of the diminutive suffixes in the national variants of the Spanish language of Peru and Bolivia

Sinitsyna A.M.

Abstract

The article reveals the reasons of a frequent usage of diminishing suffixes in the national variants of the Spanish language in Peru and Bolivia and illustrates the difference with the Pyrenean variant of the Spanish language.

Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):59-64
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Teaching financial translation from Russian into English: stylistic aspect

Kupriyanova M.E.

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The article deals with the main features and challenges inherent in teaching LSP and professional training of interpreters/translators in banking and finance, with a special emphasis on its stylistic aspects.
Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):65-69
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On semasiological princiles of constructing and usage of medical eponyms in Spanish, English and Russian languages

Chernyshov M.Y.

Abstract

The paper discusses preliminary results of a comparative onomasiological investigation related to constructing medical eponyms, which correspond to identical denotata, in Spanish, English and Russian languages. Pragmatic and social-cultural (ethic) motives of generation, extensive usage and variations of both eponyms and their acronym forms as the tools for renewal of the respective terminological systems are explained. The principle of usage (not usage) of proper names in medical terms has been revealed. A discovery of interaction between the pragmatic motivation and the social-cultural motivation is described.
Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):70-79
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Appellative strategies in modern French printed advertising: intercultural analysis

Borisova A.S., Naydenova N.S.

Abstract

The article deals with the appellative strategies, reflecting French national peculiarities in modern French printed advertising.
Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):80-88
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National and cultural specifics of functioning of the phraseological units with phytonyms in the Mexican national variant of Spanish language

Guishkayeva L.N., Komova D.D.

Abstract

In the article are considered specific features of functioning of the phraseological units with phytonym in the Mexican national variant of Spanish and their role in the formation of the idiomatic picture of the world.
Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):89-93
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Cultural linguistics analysis of phraseological units with gastronomic component

Smirnova E.V., Yliynisheva L.V.

Abstract

The article is dedicated to the cultural linguistics analysis of phraseological units with gastronomic component on the example of Spanish language.
Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):94-98
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Ambiguous invitations in the American communicative culture

Schelchkova E.B.

Abstract

This paper deals with those features of the speech act of Invitation in the American communicative culture that often cause misunderstanding in cross-cultural communication. Based on an empirical research, it examines the use of the so-called «ambiguous» or «phony» invitations and discusses the criteria which can be used to distinguish ambiguous invitations from unambiguous ones.
Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):99-106
pages 99-106 views

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Russian Journal of Linguistics. 2013;(2):107-108
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