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National and Cultural Features Representations of the Concept of “War” in the Russian and Chuvash language Pictures of the World
Borisova L.V., Ivanova A.M., Chuyeva E.V.
Adverbial Word Formation in Russian and Tatar Languages: Ethnolinguistic Aspect
Fatkhutdinova V.G.
Semantics of Verbs of Rotation in the Khanty language
Solovar V.N.
Historical Memory of Derivational and Form-building Affixes of Dagestanian Languages
Aselderova R.O.
Phonetic-Semantic Features of the Tatar Lexeme ik and Basque hegi: Experience of Comparative Analysis
Suleimanova D.D.
Sentences with syncretic semantics in modern Russian language
Anipkina L.N., Krylova O.A.
CH.AYTMATOV: THE SEMANTIC-STYLISTICAL ASPECT OF FOREGROUNDING IN TRANSLATIONS OF LITERARY TEXT’S TITLE (THE RUSSIAN, THE KYRGYZ, THE ENGLISH, THE GERMAN LANGUAGES)
Dzhusupov N.M.
The phenomenon of language sign variability as a way of adequate expression of semantics and pragmatics in a text in a course of russian semasiology
Tsoupikova H.V.
IRONIC NARRATIVE IN THE LITERARY TEXT: PARAMETERS OF COGNITIVE MODELING
Zavrumov Z.A.
CREATING IMAGERY BY V. NABOKOV
Markova E.A.
Text analysis as a foreign language and translation teaching instrument
Semenov A.L., Nelyubova N.Y., Ershov V.I.
Verbs of regret in the context of time correspondence
Nazartseva E.A., Usova S.V.
Components of professional competence of a Russian as a foreign language teacher
Kryuchkova L.S.
What “the Semantic Sieve” Determines in the Process of Translation
Boasiako A.A.
Distinguishing cultural features of the strong linguistic type of the English-speaking personality
Ryadchikova E.N., Kadilina O.A.
The Phenomenon of C.T. Aitmatov: To the 90th Birthday of the Writer
Smirnova A.I.
Analising peculiarities of the lexical structure of the Russian language by the purpose of teaching
Alhasov Y.K.
INVISIBLE TURKISMS IN THE OLZHAS SULEIMENOV’S BOOK “AZ I YA”: A PHILOLOGICAL ESSAY
Krasina E.A.
Mythotectonics of the story «SNAKE»
Bychkov D.M., Igumnova E.S., Taracanova L.A.
CULTURAL AND SEMANTIC-PRAGMATIC SPECIFITIES OF ENGLISH INTERNET-NEOLOGISMS IN FORMATION OF ARTIFICIAL BILINGUALISM
Sycheva A.V.
National cultural specificity of the language units «cat» and «dog» in the Russian, English and German languages
Baghana J., Mikhailova U.S.
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