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Phenomenon and Concept of EMANCIPATION
Ledeneva V.V., Kovina T.P., Fesenko E.Y., Bazhenova A.P.
Semantic Features of the Functioning of Dominant Verbalizers of the Ethical Concept BOON in the Mass Media
Dmitrieva N.M., Shaklein V.M.
Emotions in the Mental and Linguistic Space of Lyric Poems
Sinelnikova L.N.
EXPRESSING OF NATIONAL AND CULTURAL IDENTITY IN ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN PROVERBS
Orlova T.G., Kolosova A.A., Medvedev Y.S., Barov S.A.
The Concept «Strength of Mind» in the Russian and Japanese Fraseology
Nedosugova A.B.
Paralinguistic Means of Arabic and Russian Speakers’ Communication
Krylov A.A.
Interior and Exterior Human Universe in Russian and English Paremiae Linguistic Analysis Essay)
Orlova T.G.
On GOOD and EVIL Expression in English and Russian Proverbs as a Reflection of English and Russian Mentality
Orlova T.G., Nikulina E.F.
Through the Synergetic Union of Linguistics and Other Sciences - to New Challenges and Directions
Maslova V.A.
Uzbek Speech Etiquette: ‘You’ Expressing Politeness and Affection
Muminova A.A.
The Implementation of the Conception of Friendship on the Basis of Comparative Structural-semantic Analysis of English and Russian Proverbs
Orlova T.G.
Canadian Litterature as a Linguistic Reflection of the Worldview of French and English Canadians
Ustinova (Shipilova) O.V.
A LINGUISTIC COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE SPEECHES OF THE PRESIDENT OF RUSSIA VLADIMIR PUTIN AND THE 44-TH PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA DELIVERED THE HEADS OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION AND THE UNITED STATES AT THE 70-TH MANAGING ASSEMBLY OF THE UN IN 2015
Chichina M.O.
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