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CONTENTS:	Philology. Theory & Practice. 2026. Volume 19. Issue 8
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Russian Literature

Allusive gradation of proper names in constructing the character of Karmazinov in F. M. Dostoevsky’s novel “Demons”

L. A. Meshcheryakova

Unique poetic style of S. A. Kozlov

A. I. Demchenko

The creation and textual editing of L. N. Tolstoy’s novella “Kholstomer” in 1885-1886: the problem of dating

I. I. Sizova

National Literatures of Russia

The Crimean Tatar version of Melchior Lengyel’s play “Typhoon” in the context of the national-cultural revival of the early 20th century

I. A. Kerimov
V. I. Humeniuk

Theory of Literature

Andrei Bitov’s novella “Birds, or New Information about Man” as a synergetic discourse

Y. A. Akopova

Dialogue and mutual imprint of East and West in the poetry of I. A. Bunin

Chi Lu

Russian Language

Content and collocative patterns of the lexeme “пузырь” (bubble) in the economic context

Maoyuan Zhou
E. E. Shcherbakova

Cognitive-linguocultural model of the conceptual opposition MIND / HEART in contemporary poetic discourse

O. I. Kolesnikova
Qiang Zhang

The figurative component of the regional linguocultural concept BABR

E. V. Tretiakova

The professional image of the firefighter in E. N. Uspensky’s works: social connotations and linguocultural axiological dominants

E. N. Bondarenko

Germanic Languages

The pragmatic mechanism of the rumor communicative genre in the internet space (based on posts about the British Royal Family in the English-language blogosphere) – Part 2

V. A. Gafurova

Determining indicators of the relevance of linguocultural concepts in online media comments (as exemplified by the Austrian linguocultural concept “Tracht” / “traditional costume”)

E. N. Blokhina

Syntactic calquing in Germanic-Romance contact: West Flemish under French influence

L. A. Ulianitskaia

Cognitive-semantic and etymological typology of virus nominations in modern English

S. L. Vasilieva
A. A. Abramova
E. A. Sysa

Aerobatic maneuvers as an object of eponymic nomination in Russian and English

E. P. Shpal’chenko

Linguistic means of encoding visual perception characteristics significant for creating the observer’s portrait in a psychological detective novel

G. F. Kovalenko

Romanic Languages

“Venir de + inf” in modern French: an analytic form or an analytic construction

T. O. Kurochkin
O. A. Khutoretskaya

Theory of Language

Changes in the morphological structure of Walter White’s speech as a marker of the film character’s transformation in the television series “Breaking Bad”

T. I. Utkina
E. S. Kuznetsova

A three-level cognitive-linguocultural model for analyzing the WOMAN concept in literary discourse

H. K. Mamadzhonova

Communicative and pragmatic means of speech modification: hedging and mitigation

E. M. Petrova

Lexical-semantic models of representing escapism in contemporary fiction (based on Russian-language texts of magical realism and science fiction)

N. A. Fedorov

Comparative and Contrastive Research

Interplicate final concepts in the linguistic worldview (based on the Russian and Chuvash languages)

L. V. Borisova
A. R. Gubanov
Y. N. Isaev

Code-switching as a tool of humor in hybrid jokes

L. A. Tyukina

Applied Linguistics

Evaluation of automatic simplification of German-language literary texts using large language models

M. V. Khokhlova
A. P. Sher

Interdisciplinary Language Studies

The “video game chat” speech hypergenre from a communicative perspective (based on data from the Russian-language chat of the video game Dota 2)

L. A. Sushkov

Book Reviews

The monograph by A. V. Zagumennov and N. S. Artemov “Finding God through the text: experiments in philological hermeneutics of F. M. Dostoevsky’s short stories from ‘A Writer’s Diary’ of the 1870s” (Vologda: Rodniki, 2025. 156 p.): Book review

V. E. Zamaldinov

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