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RusEmoLex: Russian Emotion Lexicon
Iaroshenko P.V., Loukachevitch N.V.
Emotions in Impolite and Rude Communication
Kharlova M.L.
Grammatical Means of Expressing Emotions in English Discourse
Ozyumenko V.I.
Metonymical means of the expression of emotions in Arabic speech
Krylov A.Y.
The emotive category reflection in Arabic phraseological units and methods of their translation
Krylov A.Y.
Specific character of emotional state (in terms of French)
Lenko G.N.
The verbs of aggressive emotional condition
Zakoyan L.M.
Intercultural aspect of studying of emotions
Soldatova O.S.
Causative and non-causative verbs in studying emotive vocabulary
Ebzeeva J.N., Lenko G.N.
The Discourse Semantics of Attitudinal Relations: Continuing the Study of Lexis
Martin J.R.
EMOTIONS OF JESUS
Wierzbicka A.
Mixed Emotion and Its Functional and Semantic Potential (Exemplified with the Word Dislike)
Shteba A.A.
SENTIMENT AND CONFIDENCE IN FINANCIAL ENGLISH: A CORPUS STUDY
Mackenzie J.L.
ATTACHING FEELINGS AND EMOTIONS TO PROPOSITIONS. SOME INSIGHTS ON IRONY AND INTERNET COMMUNICATION
Yus F.
IRONIC METAPHORS IN POLITICAL DISCOURSE
Gornostaeva A.A.
EMOTIONAL SELF-PRESENTATION ON WHATSAPP: ANALYSIS OF THE PROFILE STATUS
Maíz-Arévalo C.
FUSTIGATION IMPOLITENESS, EMOTIONS AND EXTIMACY IN ARGENTINE MEDIA CELEBRITIES
de Marlangeon S.K.
DISCOURSE VARIATION OF THE CONCEPTS OF DESTRUCTIVE EMOTIONS
Volkova Y.A., Panchenko N.N.
Emotionalisation of contemporary media discourse: A research agenda
Zappettini F., Ponton D.M., Larina T.V.
Trump, memes and the Alt-right: Emotive and affective criticism and praise
Way L.C.
Emotions and attitudes in present day Russian through the prism of new words: Cultural semantics of zhest’ and related concepts
Gladkova A.
THE COGNITIVE MATRIX OF EMOTIONAL-COMMUNICATIVE PERSONALITY
Shakhovskiy V.I.
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