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Pragmalinguistics: Сorpora and discourse studies
Floricic F., Sokolova O.V.
News media depictions of people with mental disabilities in Indonesia: A corpus-assisted discourse study
Al Fajri M.S., Isti’anah A.
The new theory of language by N.Ya. Marr as a phenomenon of the linguistic science
Sukhov S.V.
Multilingualism and language commodification in the public signage of Moscow
Zoumpalidis D., Şimşek H.B.
RusEmoLex: Russian Emotion Lexicon
Iaroshenko P.V., Loukachevitch N.V.
Pragmatic markers and ideological positioning in EUROPARL: A corpus-based study
Furkó P.B.
Formulaicity and pragmatics of contact-terminating means in cinematic vs. artistic discourse: A corpus study
Zykova I.V.
Approaches to Genre Analysis of English Engineering Discourse
Bolsunovskaya L.M.
School Community Members Nomination in the French and Russian Languages
Pryakhina E.V.
Emotionalisation of contemporary media discourse: A research agenda
Zappettini F., Ponton D.M., Larina T.V.
Translation: analysis and synthesis
Vorobiev V.V., Ershov V.I., Semenov A.L.
Language, culture and ideology in discursive practices
Bilá M., Ivanova S.V.
Metasemiotic Projects and Lifestyle Media: Formulating Commodities as Resources for Identity Enactment
Molodychenko E.N.
Understandings of Impoliteness in the Greek Context
Tzanne A., Sifianou M.
The Realization of Impoliteness in Arguments between the Democrats and Republicans over the Government Shutdown Issue in the US
Alemi M., Latifi A.
ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN TERMS “NATIVE SPEAKER”: ILLUSORY EQUIVALENTS
LOVTSEVICH G.N., GICH O.N.
PERSUASION IN POLITICAL DISCOURSE: BARAK OBAMA’S PRESIDENTIAL SPEECHES AGAINST ISIS
ALEMI M., LATIFI A., NEMATZADEH A.
SENTIMENT AND CONFIDENCE IN FINANCIAL ENGLISH: A CORPUS STUDY
Mackenzie J.L.
Narratives about Displacement and Stigmatization of Identities
de Oliveira M.C., Lisboa C.M.
Shopping as ‘Best Practice’ - Analyzing Walmart’s Debated Sustainability Policies
Abbamonte L., Cavaliere F.
Metaphor and Grammar in the Poetic Representation of Nature
Goatly A.
“Let Me Tell You...”: Audience Engagement Strategies in the Campaign Speeches of Trump, Clinton, and Sanders
Quam J., Ryshina-Pankova M.
Movements and Meanings: Towards an Integrated Approach to Political Discourse Analysis
Ponton D.M.
Speech Genres and Discourse: Genres Study in Discourse Analysis Paradigm
Dementyev V.V.
Discourse Analysis and Pragmatics: Their Scope and Relation
Alba-Juez L.
Acoustic Characteristics of Stressed Front Vowels in the French speech of Russian and Mari people
Zorina Z.G., Sagdullina E.V.
Institutional discourse analysis: educational discourse
Penkov B.V.
Phraseological units with personal names in modern Spanish
Chesnokova O.S., Shkarban E.A.
Analysis of mechanics of verbal manipulation with key words of social vocabulary exemplified in journalistic article
Bubnova N.A.
Realization of hill Mari consonant combinations in native speaker's speech
Utyatina L.N.
The word means for expression of modal possibilities in indication of Albanian verbs
Blerina T.A.
Lexico-semantic peculiarities of place names of Nova Scotia (Canada)
Ilyina A.U.
Pragmalinguistic characteristics of Biblical idiomatic expressions in Russian, Spanish, Italian, French, and English
Reunova E.V.
Comparative corpus analysis of everyday spoken Czech and literary Czech language
Izotov A.I.
Implicit expression of wishes of greetings and wishes on parting (on the material of German and Russian)
Shatilova L.M.
The literary text as the object of conceptual analysis
Karaseva Y.A.
The main trends in the researches of textological problems done by young scientists in Russia
Ebzeeva Y.N.
Institutional Discourse Markers: Educational Discourse
Penkov B.V.
The verbs of aggressive emotional condition
Zakoyan L.M.
Prosodic theory of John Rupert firth
Gavrilova J.V.
Formation of processual discursive-analytical interdisciplinary and intradisciplinary links in linguistic curriculum
Popova N.V.
Cultural linguistics analysis of phraseological units with gastronomic component
Smirnova E.V., Yliynisheva L.V.
To the aspect of the structure of the semantic fields of emotional and evaluative verbs in Russian and Arabic languages
Elyseev V.S.
Perception of colour in French and Russian linguistic cultures: a study based on phraseological units
Kurguzenkova Z.V.
Analysis of Spanish realia in the novel of E. Mendoza “No word from gurb”
Lilikovich O.S.
Sound systems interference of English and oriental languages
Zavyalova V.L.
Linguostatistic analysis of deverbatives usage in different types of english and russian texts
Mamontov A.S., Mamontova E.Y.
The cases of observance and violation of politeness maxims by communicants in the ego-state of natural Child
Gizatova G.F.
Gender Marked Phraseological Units of Phraseosemantic Group Designating Men’s Affectionate Behaviour
Kurguzenkova Z.V.
Translation Analysis of Linguistic Characteristics of French Specific Discourse
Gavrilenko N.N.
Linguistic (in)visibility in Islamabad’s landscape: A nexus analysis of policies, practices and perceptions
Hussain T., Nasir M.H., Khan A.
Gendered use of hedges in the discussion and conclusion sections of research articles
Alhuqbani L., Alhuqbani M.
The strategic use of metaphor in political discourse: Critical Metaphor Analysis
Atmawijaya T.D.
Nonverbal communication at the ecolinguistic grassroots
Frayne C.
Imagining a post-crisis society through generative conversation
Laparle S.
Big oil and climate change: An ecolinguistic perspective
Alexander R.J., Ponton D.M.
Ecolinguistics: Consolidating a research paradigm
Poole R.
The concept of Native Speaker in English and Russian academic discourse
Gich O.N., Lovtsevich G.N.
Academic English melting pot: Reconsidering the use of lexical bundles in academic writing
Gritsenko E.S., Kamou O.M.
Linguistic creativity and discourse profiles of English language children’s novels
Kiose M.I.
“No” and “net” as response tokens in English and Russian business discourse: In search of a functional equivalence
Malyuga E.N., McCarthy M.
Stylistic Features in Academic Discourse
Lobina Y.A.
The UK as victim and hero in the Sun’s coverage of the Brexit ‘humiliation’
Zappettini F.
War yesterday and today: The image of Russia in British media discourse
Solopova O.A., Kushneruk S.L.
ReaderBench: Multilevel analysis of Russian text characteristics
Corlatescu D., Ruseti Ș., Dascalu M.
Aspectual pairs: Prefix vs. suffix way of formation
Solovyev V.D., Bochkarev V.V., Bayrasheva V.R.
The meaning of welcome. Positive migration discourse
Ponton D.M.
Compound nouns as linguistic framing devices in Arabic news headlines in the context of the Israel-Gaza conflict
Zibin A., Altakhaineh A.R., Jarrah M.
Transgressive Russianness: Claiming authenticity in the Russian woman assemblage
Gritsenko E.S., Laletina A.O.
Research on word stress in Iranian languages by Soviet and Russian scholars
Ivanov V.B., Silanteva L.G.
Linguistic and statistical analysis of the lexical ‘Langue-Parole’ dichotomy in a restricted domain
Sheremetyeva S.O., Babina O.I.
Cognitive complexity measures for educational texts: Empirical validation of linguistic parameters
Kupriyanov R.V., Bukach O.V., Aleksandrova O.I.
Ways of expressing the category of instrumentality in retranslated texts
Galimova K.N., Gafiyatova E.V., Alyunina Y.M.
Verb database: Structure, clusters and options
Buntman N.V., Borisova A.S., Darovskikh Y.A.
French political symbolism and identity construction
Trim R.
Euphemisms in South African English economic discourse: Socio-cultural aspects
Malyuga E.N., Tomalin B.
A corpus-based approach to corporate communication research
Malyuga E.N.
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