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The “architecture” of “they” representation in the political discourse of Theresa May
Matveyeva Anna Anatolyevna
3463-3469 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Speech errors in Internet product reviews as a marker of population literacy
Belokoneva Ksenia Alekseevna
3457-3462 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Neologisms in journalistic texts of regional media in the Erzya language: A word-formation aspect (based on the magazine “Сятко” / “Spark”)
Naturalnova Galina Andreevna
3450-3456 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
The code-based paremiological cognitive model of the MERCY concept in English and Russian
Ogneva Elena Anatolievna, Osadchaya Olga Nikolaevna
3442-3449 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
A. L. Bem as a Pushkin scholar
Azarov Yuri Alexeevich
3437-3441 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Features of translating occasional units in the English version of A. Platonov’s novella “The Foundation Pit”
Vlavatskaya Marina Vitalyevna
3428-3436 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
The metaphorical conceptualization of economic relationships in the mass media discourse related to the economic and financial uncertainty (based on the English-language articles on debt ceiling crisis in the USA in 2023)
Popova Vera Vladimirovna
3419-3427 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Dialectal phraseology of German dialects in the Altai (linguoculturological aspect)
Goncharyuk Natalia Leonidovna, Moskvina Tatiana Nikolajevna
3414-3418 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Authorial strategies and tactics of Catherine the Great in the comedy “The Siberian Shaman”
Akimova Tatyana Ivanovna, Maskinskova Irina Anatolyevna
3408-3413 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Strategies, tactics, and techniques as reflections of the linguistic personality of a simultaneous interpreter (in the English-Russian language pair)
Ulanova Ekaterina Eduardovna, Katermina Veronika Viktorovna
3396-3407 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Female characters of F. Herbert’s novel “Dune” and their modern D. Villeneuve’s screen counterparts: A comparative analysis
Tursun-zade Sabina Timurovna
3390-3395 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Specifics of literary devices in J. F. Stephens’s public speech about people with Down syndrome (based on the speech “I am a man”)
Korobkina Natalia Igorevna
3384-3389 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
“Thematic Dictionary of Arkhangelsk Dialects” and the electronic dictionary system
Nenasheva Larisa Viktorovna
3376-3383 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
The existential semantics of the somatic metaphor in the poetic picture of the world in the early 20th century
Gushchina Ksenia Nikolaevna
3370-3375 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Comprehensive model of the Chinese standard sentence taking into account data from the topic-oriented and generative approaches
Kalikova Anna Mikhailovna
3361-3369 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Speech characteristics of consecutive interpreting involving speech recognition tools
Achkasov Andrei Valentinovich
3355-3360 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Considering communication features of English-language argumentative interaction in the BBC 1 documentary series “Fake or Fortune”
Ivanova Julia Evgenievna
3348-3354 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
The etymology and semantic field of the zoonym “cow” in the mythology and religion of Indo-European, Altai and Uralic linguocultures
Nikolaeva Natalia Vitalievna, Gilazova Guzaliya Sayfullovna, Semenova Galina Nikolaevna, Yakovleva Galina Grigoryevna
3342-3347 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Linguistic devices for creating comedic effect in German stand-up
Lomova Oxana Evgenyevna, Persiyanova Yuliya Valeryevna
3330-3336 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Modern transformation of the image of Baba Yaga
Sokolova Elena Michailovna
3325-3329 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Functional-referential aspects of church-related lexis with object semantics in the Russian language (as exemplified by the names of church utensils)
Petukhova Maria Evgenievna, Kozhemyakova Ekaterina Arkadevna, Demirag Diana Nyailevna, Semenova Galina Nikolaevna
3318-3324 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
The nominative field of the WOMEN’S CLOTHING concept as an object of study in diachronic conceptology (based on the French language)
Kalshchikova Anastasia Alexandrovna
3313-3317 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Comparative aspect of the study of mythonyms in the Turkic ethnocultural space
Gilazova Guzaliya Sayfullovna
3307-3312 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Searches and scientific discoveries: The history of the development of folklore studies at the G. Ibragimov Institute of Language, Literature and Art of the Academy of Sciences of the Republic of Tatarstan
Mukhametzianova Liliia Khatipovna, Husainova Gulnira Razifovna
3299-3306 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
A comparative analysis of kinds of parcelling in the Russian, Chuvash and English languages
Shpareva Galina Ivanovna, Emelyanova Margarita Valentinovna, Yakovleva Galina Grigoryevna, Danilov Andrey Anatolyevich
3293-3298 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Intertextuality as a parameter of discursive hybridity (by the example of poetic texts of the Italian-American poet Adeodato Piazza Nicolai)
Borodulina Larisa Olegovna
3286-3292 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Means of implementing the category of theatricality in the semiotically heterogeneous text of calligrammes (based on G. Apollinaire’s calligrammes)
Chvalun Roza Vladimirovna, Kizilova Natalia Igorevna
3276-3285 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Image of William Shakespeare in the story “A Meeting in Valladolid” by A. Burgess
Smyslova Ekaterina Vladimirovna, Khabibullina Liliya Fuatovna
3270-3275 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Communicative dissonance in “The Paris Dictionary of Muscovites” (1586)
Mikhailova Elena Nikolaevna
3265-3269 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Linguistic personality of a simultaneous interpreter: The thesaurus (linguocognitive) level
Ulanova Ekaterina Eduardovna
3257-3264 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Features of dialogic communication translation in the video game “Cyberpunk 2077” in the English-Russian language pair
Kalnov Dmitry Denisovich
3249-3256 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Formal model for evaluating the image of a character in a fictional work (based on G. Orwell’s novel “1984”)
Gorozhanov Alexey Ivanovich, Krasikova Elizaveta Alexandrovna
3239-3248 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Metaphorical conceptualization in the texts of international documents as exemplified by the authentic texts of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change (2015) in Russian, English, and French
Kurganova Margarita Sergeevna, Novikov Dmitry Nikolaevich
3232-3238 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
The behavioral aspect of the category of relations as an object of interdisciplinary research: A comparative theoretical and analytical review of current trends
Savvateeva Irina Anatolevna
3221-3231 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Realization of punctuation trends in natural written language in epistolary texts by semiliterate authors (as exemplified by the use of separating punctuation marks)
Bageeva Olga Olegovna
3215-3220 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
The attribute in the Abaza language: Means of expression and grammatical connection with sentence parts
Pazov Sergey Umarovich, Pazova Liliya Kyashifovna
3205-3214 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Current issues in the grammar and lexicon of Slavic languages: A collection of scientific articles / ed. by O. A. Ostapchuk. Moscow: MAKS Press, 2024. 260 p.: Book review
Izotov Andrey Ivanovich
3202-3204 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Inter-rater agreement in annotating text world elements in the TextWorlds corpus
Mikhalkova Elena Vladimirovna
3193-3201 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Continuity between the creative work of the English line poets Edward Thomas and Philip Larkin against the backdrop of the familiar landscape
Talyzina Elena Viktorovna
3186-3192 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Short-term dynamics of interests among humanities students based on the analysis of the semantic field of the notion “interests” (according to psycholinguistic experiment data)
Verszynina Mariya Gennadjevna, Belova Larisa Alexandrovna
3175-3185 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Ecolinguistic and linguopragmatic aspects of the information space of regional media (using the example of the news headings “Sport” and “Tourism”)
Kobyskan Alexandr Stepanovich
3168-3174 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
The pragmatic potential of the teaching language text (based on French and German teaching materials)
Rogaleva Anna Anatol’evna
3160-3167 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Semantic convergence of lexemes by a synonymous type in a literary context (based on the novella “For the Sake of Their Brothers” by M. I. Bryzhinsky)
Morozova Elena Nikolaevna, Gorshkova Nadezhda Nikolaevna, Nesterova Natalia Anatolyevna
3155-3159 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Metaphorical modeling of Confucian philosophical discourse
Xu Lili
3146-3154 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
“Fu on Whistling” by the Chinese poet Chenggong Sui (231-273)
Semenenko Ivan Ivanovich
3134-3145 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Means of actualizing communicative demonstrativeness in business discourse
Tislenkova Irina Aleksandrovna
3127-3133 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Expository translation as a tool employed to compensate for the loss of meaning while rendering terminological units of the football sphere from English into Russian
Spiridovsky Oleg Vladimirovich
3120-3126 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
L. H. Jakob: Philological sciences through the lens of aesthetics
Makarova Liubov Yevgenyevna
3113-3119 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Linguocultural approach to the inner form and actual meaning of phraseological units with a gastronomic component (based on English, Russian, and Chechen)
Usmanova Markha Timurovna, Tasueva Seda Isaevna
3106-3112 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
An experimental study of the phonetic realization of Russian speech by native speakers of Karachay-Balkar
Gurtueva Irina Aslanbekovna
3098-3105 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
The manipulative potential of grammatical means in the English-language judicial discourse
Ryumkova Elena Vladimirovna
3091-3097 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Problems of extracting semi-structured textual information based on Text Mining technology (using the material of the Russian and Chuvash languages)
Gubanov Aleksey Rafailovich, Danilov Andrey Anatolyevich, Isaev Yuri Nikolaevich, Gubanova Galina Fedorovna
3084-3090 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Representation of V. A. Zhukovsky’s creative work in the “History of Russian Poetry” (2002) by Xu Zhifang
Wu Wanying, Poplavskaya Irina Anatolievna
3079-3083 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Communicative dominants of the sports internet discourse on figure skating
Malysheva Elena Grigorievna, Rogaleva Olga Sergeevna
3071-3078 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Anglicisms as functional-pragmatic markers of digital communication among Russian-speaking youth
Frolova Olga Alekseevna
3062-3070 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Anthroponym-based derivatives formed from precedent names in the poetic texts of contemporary authors
Plotnikova Larisa Ivanovna, Tarutina Alisa Aleksandrovna
3056-3061 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
War as a spiritual and moral test and frontier in the life and work of E. I. Nosov, a front-line writer
Belyaeva Natalia Viktorovna, Pigoreva Olga Vladimirovna
3049-3055 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Concept of magical education in D. W. Jones’s novel “Year of the Griffin”
Naumchik Olga Sergeevna
3043-3048 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Automatic extraction of named entities in the Chinese-Russian corpus of parallel and comparable texts on political topics
Zhu Hui, Mitrofanova Olga Aleksandrovna
3030-3042 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Image of Crimea in the poetry of the second half of the 20th century (based on the anthology “Crimean Pages of Russian Poetry” (1975-2015))
Gudkova Svetlana Petrovna, Sheyanova Elizaveta Olegovna
3024-3029 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Ellipses of the participle, the subject noun phrase in participle constructions and their explication based on the English-language economic discourse
Dyakonova Stanislava Arkadyevna
3012-3023 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Smiley, emoticon, and emoji as nonverbal communication tools in internet communication
Turko Ulyana Igorevna
3005-3011 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 9.
Transformations of the grammatical basis of the sentence as a means of expressing connotative meanings of an utterance
Melekhova Liubov Aleksandrovna, Sergievskaya Liubov Alekseevna
2997-3003 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Rendering the characteristic ‘злой’ (evil; angry) into German (by the example of translations of Fyodor Dostoevsky’s prose)
Chirkova Elena Nikolayevna
2990-2996 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Role of narrative in modern Russian drama
Abasheva Marina Petrovna, Spirina Kristina Stanislavovna
2983-2989 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Representation of constants of the liminal space “hotel” in accentual nominations of small poetic form
Royko Oksana Valentinovna
2976-2982 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Contemporary German political cartoons (based on the cartoons by Klaus Stuttmann)
Guz Maria Nikolaevna, Pigina Natalia Vladimirovna
2967-2975 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Ways of conveying non-equivalent lexis when translating A. S. Pushkin’s “The Tale of Tsar Saltan” from Russian into English
Pushkina Anna Vladimirovna, Krivoshlykova Liudmila Vladimirovna
2957-2966 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Features of the functioning of the transport terminological system in modern English-language Internet news resources
Matveicheva Yuliya Olegovna
2952-2956 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Features of the functioning of allegory in the works of 20th-century Russian monastic literature
Smolina Andzhella Nikolaevna, Kudriavtceva Ekaterina Aleksandrovna
2934-2945 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
English place names with sylvanic components as representatives of social-economic development in medieval England (based on the Anglo-Saxon Charters and the Domesday Book)
Abramova Elena Ivanovna
2926-2933 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
“Traces” of Shakespeare in Yu. Dombrovsky’s essay “And I Could...”
Kablukov Valerii Vitalevich
2921-2925 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
“The spirit world is not a lie”: “The Daughter of Shaofu Cui Bestows a Poem upon Lu Chong” (from “In Search of the Supernatural”, chapter 16)
Stroganova Nina Andreevna
2914-2920 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Artistic features of couplets in the works of Chuvash poets
Sofronova Irina Vladimirovna
2908-2913 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Structural and semantic characteristics of idioms in English sports discourse (based on rugby match reports)
Kandrashkina Oksana Olegovna
2901-2907 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Features of the romantic works by Alexander Shiryaevets
Manukovskaya Tatiana Vasilievna, Biryukova Svetlana Nikolaevna, Komarova Marina Mikhailovna
2895-2900 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Phraseological units with the component “mountain” in Polish and Norwegian
Anisimova Aleksandra Olegovna, Soldatova Daria Nikolaevna
2888-2894 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
“Good style” and “new artisticity” in the magazine polemics of the 1860s-1870s
Pecherskaya Tatyana Ivanovna
2881-2887 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Modifications of the German proverb “Not macht erfinderisch” in the economic media discourse of Germany
Shubina Elvira Leonidovna, Pugacheva Tatyana Andreevna
2873-2880 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Original and translation of W. E. Henley’s poem “The Past Was Goodly Once”: A comparative analysis
Bolshakova Iustina Denisovna, Vlavatskaya Marina Vitalyevna
2862-2872 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Influence of value orientations on a taboo system formation (based on the British feature film “Finding Your Feet”)
Gazizov Rafael Arkadjevich, Salimova Guzaliya Nazifovna
2855-2861 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Metaphorical realization of the image of music in V. P. Astafyev’s short story “A Fairy Tale Far and Near”
Demidova Tatyana Alexandrovna, Novikova Anastasia Viktorovna
2848-2854 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Affirmative text as a tool of simoron: System-forming features and genres
Dmitrieva Olga Aleksandrovna, Gulinov Dmitry Yurievich
2841-2847 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Markers of synergetics in modern poetic discourse (by the example of I. Zhdanov’s lyrical poetry)
Akopova Yuliya Alekseevna
2836-2840 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Russian and English folk riddles with a zero denotation
Faizullina Nailya Ivanovna, Hang Siwen, Gilyazieva Guzel Zofarovna
2831-2835 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Analytic forms expressing evidential meanings in the Ingush verb system
Khadzieva Madinat Magomedovna
2826-2830 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
English-Russian parallel corpus as a tool for contextual analysis of the lexical unit “kindness”
Voichenko Natalia Vladimirovna
2817-2825 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Category of seemingness as a means of verbalizing a logically vague proposition in Herbert G. Wells’s novel “The Time Machine”
Karpukhina Tamara Petrovna
2805-2816 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Representation of material values in Russian and English linguocultures in a paradigmatic aspect (based on publicistic texts of the early 21st century)
Karamova Aigul Ayratovna, Chiglintseva Tatyana Aleksandrovna
2794-2804 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
The functioning of causal constructions in Church-religious texts
Yan Xiaoling
2787-2793 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
The theme of childhood in the polyphony of the author and the hero based on the novel by T. Hardy "Jude the Inconspicuous"
Nurieva Nailya Sungatovna
2782-2786 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Motif of the way in the novels by Jack Kerouac
Malinovskaya Ekaterina Andreevna
2774-2781 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Novella genre in contemporary Tatar literature (based on the creative work of G. Gilmanov)
Sharipova Chulpan Ramzilevna
2768-2773 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
The structure of French-language media text as a trigger for the use of political terminology in the speech of young adolescent children
Vdovichenko Elizaveta Anatol'evna
2763-2767 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Axiological and cultural codes of verbal semantics in the context of machine translation (based on the verbs of the Russian, Tatar and English languages)
Aydarova Alsou Mirzayanovna, Bilyalova Albina Anvarovna, Zelenina Tamara Ivanovna
2758-2762 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Systematization of English legal pseudo-international vocabulary in translation into Russian
Kuregyan Amalia Levikovna, Pertsevaya Ekaterina Aleksandrovna, Kuzmina Aleksandra Petrovna
2752-2757 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Legal factors as the foundation for a model of fake news linguistic analysis
Lyashenko Darya Igorevna
2744-2751 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Linguistic modeling of the discursive practice of “cancel culture” (based on definitions in English online dictionaries)
Dubinina Irina Ivanovna
2735-2743 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Pushkinian tradition, myth, and text in Russian poetry in the second half of the 20th century
Kruglov Roman Gennad’evich
2728-2734 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Aspects of constructing a terminological model in English aerospace engineering and space exploration lexicon
Bukeeva Maria Evgenievna
2723-2727 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
The reformation of the Crimean Tatar Arabic alphabet in the late 19th – early 20th century
Koroglu Lenura Ablyamitovna
2710-2716 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Animal names in the Arabic-Tatar dictionary "Al-Mufid" by Tagir Ilyasi
Galimova Olga Nikolaevna, Safarov Rinat Tagirovich
2704-2709 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Coptic Hymnography: a collection of Antiphonaries and a Hymn to the Archangels Michael and Gabriel
Frangulian Lilia Rubenovna
2697-2703 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Correlation of the concepts DISEASE and CONGENITAL HEART DEFECT (CHD) in language consciousness of teenagers after heart surgery
Kameneva Veronika Aleksandrovna, Rabkina Nadezda Vladimirovna, Startseva Tatyana Valerievna
2686-2696 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Linguistic and stylistic features of Russian-language comics and ways of its translation into English
Androsova Olga Evgenevna, Sudovchikhina Lyudmila Alexandrovna, Galyukshova Darya Alexandrovna
2677-2685 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Tempo variation in regional speech (based on northern and southern English dialects)
Demina Malvina Aleksandrovna, Shishova Polina Kirillovna
2671-2676 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
“Flush: A Biography” by Virginia Woolf: Fiction or Non-Fiction?
Safyanova Irina Vadimovna, Atlas Anna Zalmanovna
2665-2670 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
The metaphorical image of Irkutsk as a means of creating a positive image of the city
Tretiakova Evgenia Valerievna
2658-2664 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Methods of speech manipulation of factual and logical levels in information and analytical texts of English-language media
Paramonova Marina Ilyinichna
2650-2657 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Subject-object approach to interdiscourse in the coordinates of the literary practice of parrhesia (Charles Dickens’s novel “Bleak House”)
Ryabova Irina Yurievna
2640-2649 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Linguistic means of “new ethical” principles representation in modern German poetic discourse
Datsko Darya Alexandrovna
2633-2639 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Extralinguistic content of semantics in German verbs of touch
Khantimirov Spartak Mubarakshevich
2625-2632 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
The concept DOCTOR in the language consciousness of adolescents with CHD after heart surgery and their conventionally healthy peers
Olenev Stanislav Vladimirovich, Kameneva Veronika Aleksandrovna, Rabkina Nadezda Vladimirovna
2618-2624 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
In Search of Alaska" by J. Green: The poetics of the crisis novel
Baranova Kseniia Mikhailovna, Shalimova Nadezhda Sergeevna
2612-2617 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
G. D. Grebenstchikoff’s pedagogical strategies in the story “Hitching Wagon to a Star” and its self-translation
Yarkova Elena Vladimirovna
2606-2611 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Psycholinguistics / ed. by V. V. Krasnykh, A. I. Izotov. Moscow: MAKS Press, 2023. 232 p.: Book review
Izotov Andrey Ivanovich, Izotova Anna Alexandrovna
2603-2605 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Modeling of cognitive-pragmatic situations within the framework of the syntactic concept of CONDITIONALITY (based on the material of the German language)
Burdaeva Tatiana Valeryevna
2596-2602 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
The theme of “memento mori" in Russian literature of the 19th century (N. V. Gogol and L. N. Tolstoy)
Silina Lyudmila Alekseevna
2591-2595 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Post mortem: The phenomenon of the image of the living dead in modernist poetry (V. I. Narbut, B. Yu. Poplavsky, B. Brecht, G. G. Maliev)
Khetagurova Dzerassa Kazbekovna
2583-2590 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
The archetypal plot of "descent into hell" in the novels of M. A. Bulgakov
Kokhanova Valentina Aleksandrovna
2577-2582 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Modern Iron orthography as a “window” to the past and future of the Ossetic language
Kudzoeva Anjela Fedorovna
2572-2576 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Frame structure of fictional narrative: A linguo-pragmatic aspect (based on V. V. Orlov’s novel “The Apothecary”)
Dzyubenko Anna Igorevna
2565-2571 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 8.
Artificially generated academic text (а linguopragmatic aspect)
Cherkasova Marina Nikolaevna, Taktarova Anna Valer’evna
2551-2557 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Trend to democratization as a prerequisite of economical expression of meaning and its manifestation in texts of journalistic and official business style
Elatik Ahmed Atieah
2545-2550 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Functional specifics of English interjections: Sociocultural aspect (based on the series “Downtown Abbey”)
Panina Natalya Valerevna, Nikitina Irina Nikolaevna, Kopshukova Ekaterina Valerevna
2536-2544 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
The national specificity of paroemias with temporal meaning in the Chuvash language
Semenova Galina Nikolaevna, Yakimova Nadezhda Ivanovna, Rodionov Vitaly Grigorievich, Skvortsova Natalia Rudolfovna
2531-2535 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Ergonymicon as the most important component of the linguistic landscape of a modern multiethnic city (on the example of Ufa)
Kiseleva Larisa Ayratovna, Khisamutdiniva Dilyara Rishatovna
2524-2530 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
The conceptual opposition of "truth – lie" in the Chuvash and Russian language worldviews
Borisova Lyudmila Valentinovna, Ivanova Alena Mihailovna, Chueva Elvira Vitalievna
2518-2523 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Linguistic compression at the level of word formation in English economic discourse
Glukhov Gennadiy Vasilyevich
2512-2517 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Substantive sentences as a means used by British politicians to express their identity judgments (based on the transcripts of the British Parliament meetings for 2020)
Kukshinova Elena Nikolayevna
2502-2511 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Communicative imposition: a systematic review
Kozhukhova Irina Vladimirovna
2494-2501 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Lexical features of the Malkin dialect of the Kabardian language
Khezheva Zalina Rashadovna
2488-2493 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Modeling of the implicative semantics of landscape nominations in a sentence (based on the material of the German language)
Bespalova Ekaterina Viktorovna
2481-2487 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Features of Chinese economic terms and their translation into Russian
Tomilova Aleksandra Igorevna, Tvorogova Elizaveta Igorevna
2471-2480 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Features of the functioning of the English-language loan word “to go” in modern German
Akkuratova Irina Borisovna
2465-2470 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
English euphemisms as the means of manipulation in the press
Kutinova Elena Viktorovna
2459-2464 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Comparison of multilevel feature spaces of R. Bradbury's novels "Dandelion Wine" and "Farewell Summer"
Bordiukova Alena Vladimirovna
2452-2458 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
The phenomenon of linguistic creativity and its implementation in the media discourse
Novosad Ksenija Yuryevna, Yurina Elena Andreevna
2445-2451 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Plot collisions of Akhmet Umit's detective novel "The People" (2006)
Repenkova Mariya Mihaylovna
2439-2444 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Yesenin studies in China since the 1980s: translation problems and research issues
Wang Congcong
2433-2438 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Anatomy of the sonnet "Don Juan" by N. S. Gumilev
Pogrebnaya Yana Vsevolodovna
2422-2432 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
The role of musical ecphrasis in the works of A. I. Kuprin in the late 80s - early 90s of the 19th century
Darenskaya Natalia Alexandrovna
2415-2421 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Chronotope of the border in the story of A. N. Tolstoy "The Viper"
Anisimova Alexandra Naumovna, Efremova Yulia Ivanovna
2409-2414 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Concept SOLDIER in Russian and Chinese linguistic worldviews
Yerzheninova Snezhana Vasilyevna, Tolokonnikova Olga Alexandrovna
2402-2408 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Scientific review of the academic publication: Zevakhina T. S. Linguosemiotic analysis of Russian artistic discourse. Moscow: MAKS Press, 2023. 72 p.
Izotov Andrey Ivanovich, Izotova Anna Alexandrovna
2399-2401 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Shorts, reels and clip as a subvidema of Internet, film and media discourse
Anisimov Vladislav Evgenevich, Anisimova Ekatherina Dmitrievna
2386-2398 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Scientific review of the book by V. I. Korovin “The life and literary fate of Ivan Krylov”. Moscow: Litfakt, 2024. 672 p.
Skibin Sergey Mikhailovich
2383-2385 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Linguistics and psychoanalysis: Discourse and metadiscourse
Sedykh Arkadiy Petrovich, Akimova Elvira Nikolajevna, Chizhova Anastasia Olegovna
2375-2382 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Transcoding of an informative map of textual landscape models in Ch. Bronte’s Jane Eyre in English and Russian
Ogneva Elena Anatolievna, Pupynina Viktoria Dmitrievna
2368-2374 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Axiological potential of the nomination провинциалишка (provincialette): word-formation and pragmatic aspects
Bychkova Valentina Sergeevna
2354-2360 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Value orientations of the English-language sanctions discourse through the prism of new language units
Krivoruchko Irina Sergeevna, Baste Zara Yusufovna
2348-2353 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Representation of myth-creating in the form of author’s language cognition in the poem of D. Constantine “Orphic”
Linnichenko Svetlana Igorevna
2341-2347 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Comparative specificity of the original and translations of W. E. Henley's poem “Invictus”
Bolshakova Iustina Denisovna, Vlavatskaya Marina Vitalyevna
2332-2340 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Modern Pashto – linguistic situation and the extent of study: Theoretical review
Aail Noor Ahmad, Androsova Svetlana Viktorovna
2325-2331 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
The dialectical principles of composition in M. Gorky’s story “Childhood”
Tsirulev Alexander Fedorovich
2315-2324 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Concept HEALTH in linguistic consciousness of 8-11-year-old children
Kameneva Veronika Aleksandrovna, Rabkina Nadezda Vladimirovna, Kartavtseva Antonina Pavlovna, Kolomiets Svetlana Vyacheslavovna
2308-2314 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
The category of seemingness and its functioning in Herbert G. Wells’s novel “The Time Machine”
Karpukhina Tamara Petrovna
2295-2307 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Linguopragmatic approach to linguostylistic ways of organizing English microtexts in fashion discourse
Kopshukova Ekaterina Valerevna, Nikitina Irina Nikolaevna, Panina Natalya Valerevna
2286-2294 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Linguistic characteristics of false statements (based on the material of American political discourse)
Baykova Alexandra Vasilyevna, Bukharov Valery Mikhailovich
2278-2285 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
The manipulative potential of zoonyms as explicators of the animalistic code of culture (based on the material of the German language 2020-2024)
Nefedova Lyubov Arkadyevna
2270-2277 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Peculiarities of children’s comments on French-language political media texts with the “Diamond” structure
Vdovichenko Elizaveta Anatol’evna
2264-2269 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
N. V. Gogol's novel "The Overcoat" and Lao She's novel "Rickshaw": typological parallels
Amineva Venera Rudalevna, Chen Chen
2258-2263 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Old Tatar heritage in the Tepekey and Kurmantau sub-dialects of the Tatar language (phonetic and morphological features)
Bulatova Minnira Rakhimovna
2252-2257 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
The "new sincerity" in the proverbial phraseological paradigm of the new and the old
Nikitina Tatiana Gennadievna
2246-2251 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Translation transformations in Russian translation studies: A theoretical and analytical review from the middle of the 20th century to the beginning of the 21st century
Lekomtseva Irina Alekseevna, Kuraleva Tatiana Vladimirovna
2238-2245 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Rhythmic and sound organization as the principle of structural integrity of I. Gogolev's poem "The Glade of Poetry"
Efremova Ekaterina Mikhailovna
2233-2237 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Attributes of generated text in academic discourse: the problem of identification
Cherkasova Marina Nikolaevna, Taktarova Anna Valer’evna
2226-2232 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Mediator as an elite linguistic personality
Kinderknekht Anna Sergeevna
2219-2225 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Reflection of traditional European fairy tales in children's stories by Roald Dahl
Savitskij Vladimir Mikhailovich, Cherkassova Elena Valeryevna
2210-2218 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
The transformation of female images in the dramaturgy of the 20th century by the example of A. Simukov's plays
Orlova Vasilissa Vladislavovna
2202-2209 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
The topology-imagery of lexical basic and metaphorical meanings: the cases of Words of the Year in English, Chinese, and Russian
Jia Junwen
2190-2201 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Semantic features of the dialect vocabulary of the olonkho ‘Дуолан Баай Тойон, Арҕас Баай Хотун’ by M. E. Novikov – Melekh Mekheele
Nikolaev Egor Revolievic
2182-2189 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Don Quixote" by M. de Cervantes as a code for reading E. Sacheri's novel "The Question in his Eyes"
Varyoshin Nikita Vladimirovich
2169-2181 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Conveying the augmentative semantics of nouns in literary translation (based on the Russian-German Subcorpus of Russian National Corpus)
Parina Irina Sergeevna
2163-2168 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
The terrible as a sign of the void in the Z. N. Gippius dilogy "The Devil's Doll" and "Roman Tsarevich"
Ivanova Irina Nikolaevna, Kuznecov Artyom Vladimirovich
2158-2162 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
The specifics of the interpretation of Pushkin’s work in symbolism (V. Bryusov) and conceptualism (D. A. Prigov)
Zhilene Ekaterina Sergeevna
2148-2157 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Participles as a means of representing taxis (based on the material of the Tatar language)
Lutfullina Gulnara Firdavisovna
2136-2140 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Systematization of English pseudo-internationalisms of the official business style when translated into Russian
Kuregyan Amalia Levikovna, Pertsevaya Ekaterina Aleksandrovna, Kuzmina Aleksandra Petrovna
2130-2135 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
The axiological field of the German-speaking tourist discourse
Primak Svetlana Sergeyevna
2123-2129 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Graph-phonemic aspect of the transfer of stylistically archaic synonyms in computer-game localization (based on the material of Russian and English languages)
Shageeva Anna Alekseevna, Anufriev Kirill Vladimirovich
2111-2117 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
The author's neologisms of W. Gibson's science fiction novel "Mona Lisa Overdrive": Features of word formation and translation from English into Russian
Iaroshenko Petr Nicolaevich
2105-2110 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Collocations in A. P. Chekhov’s play “The Seagull” and ways of their translation into English
Rudenko Tatiana Ivanovna
2099-2104 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 7.
Feelings and sensitivity in medieval Italian visions (based on the poetry of the turn of the 13th-14th centuries)
Kedrova Mariia Alexandrovna
2092-2097 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Features of the formation of modern stock exchange slang (based on the material of the English and Russian languages)
Mashkova Natalia Alekseevna
2086-2091 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Features of representation of the genre tradition of the Bildungsroman in the Russian prose of the late 1920s
Osmukhina Olga Yurievna, Ovsyannihova Ekaterina Pavlovna
2079-2085 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
The techniques of language play in the ergonyms of the Samara region from the point of view of the pragmatics of the auxiliary parts of speech
Khokhlova Anna Alekseevna
2071-2078 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Features of transformations of the Chilean toponymicon at the present stage
Fediukina Elena Sergeevna
2064-2070 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Modeling of the implicative semantics of landscape naming units in a phrase (based on the German language)
Bespalova Ekaterina Viktorovna
2057-2063 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Factors of non-linearity in the collection of stories “Severance” by R. O. Butler
Simonova Elena Petrovna
2050-2056 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
The sound-symbolic potential of vocabulary in the work of E. D. Luchezarnova
Naumova Elena Vladimirovna, Shkarin Dmitry Leonidovich
2036-2044 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
The structure of the semantic space of verbal vocabulary in R. Bradbury’s novel “Fahrenheit 451” (based on the material of the novel in English)
Zhdanova Yulia Vadimovna
2027-2035 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Functional and semantic specificity of the elements of the “poverty” microfield in the Russian language
Sun Fengping
2020-2026 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Features of the lexical composition of the national variants of the Spanish language of Latin America
Tarnaeva Larisa Petrovna, Nikulnikova Nadezhda Yuryevna
2012-2019 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Visual perception and its representation via the modality of seemingness in the novel “The Invisible Man” by H. G. Wells
Evseeva Elizaveta Iurevna
1999-2011 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Language tools with an intensifying function in V. M. Shukshin’s novella “Snowball Berry Red”
Loginova Elena Yurievna
1992-1998 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Explanatory function of titles in educational discourse (by the material of English textbooks on economic law)
Isaeva Olga Nikolaevna, Krivchenko Irina Borisovna
1985-1991 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Overstatement as a communicative category of British linguoculture (based on the novels by S. Kinsella “Christmas Shopaholic”, “Burnout” and by I. Knight “Darling”)
Vlasova Ekaterina Viktorovna
1979-1984 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Phraseological units and other stable expressions of the Kabardino-Circassian language with the zoonymic component "хьэ" (dog)
Sherieva Nina Gumarovna
1973-1978 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
The creative personality of the Udmurt front-line soldier and writer Philip Kedrov
Zaitseva Tatyana Ivanovna, Petrova Elena Nikiforovna, Kamitova Alevtina Vasilyevna
1965-1972 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Portrait in the book “Journey to the Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery...” by S. P. Shevyrev
Wang You Juan
1958-1964 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Movement verbs in the aspect of interpretation of the category of relations in the cultural spaces of the Italian and English languages
Savvateeva Irina Anatolevna
1950-1957 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Translation of popular science videos from English into Russian: Dubbing and subtitles
Bogdanov Kirill Romanovich, Zamaraeva Galina Nikolaevna, Kolycheva Anna Igorevna
1943-1949 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
A love story in V. Pelevin’s “Nika” (mystification techniques)
Zhang Yu
1936-1942 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Functioning peculiarities of constructions with the modal meaning of conditionality in “Russkaya Pravda”
Tkachenko Arina Igorevna, Maltseva Anastasiia Ilinichna
1931-1935 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Phonetic processes in consonant clusters (based on the Ossetian language)
Dzakhova Veronika Tambievna, Makarenko Mariya Dmitriyevna
1925-1930 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Image of the metaphysical vampire in the artistic space of the short story “A Psychopathic Ghoul” by Yu. V. Mamleev
Yakovlev Mikhail Vladimirovich, Karpenko Anastasia Vladimirovna
1919-1924 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Problem of the formation of a professional language style (based on Aviation English)
Lysenko Sergey Vladimirovich
1914-1918 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Elements of the metamodern category "depth" in H. Mantel's novel "Bring Up the Bodies"
Merculova Mayya Gennadivena, Lavrenteva Irina Vladimirovna
1908-1913 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Artistic interpretation of the destinies of people of art in T. Minnullin's drama "Galiyabanu – My Beloved"
Zakirzyanov Al'fat Magsumzyanovich, Gabidullina Farida Imamutdinovna
1903-1907 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
The nominative field of the concept of a FRAUDSTER in the Russian language picture of the world
Usacheva Olga Alexandrovna, Chernyavskaya Nadezhda Anatolievna, Temnikova Natalia Yurievna
1897-1902 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
The speech act of appeal as a component of English-language political discourse (based on Ursula von der Leyen’s special address, Davos, 2023)
Korzova Elena Nickolaevna
1891-1896 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
The problem of modifying rumors: From the traditional texture to the emergence of new digital genres
Prokhorova Olga Nikolaevna, Gafurova Valeria Alekseevna
1880-1890 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Italics as a means of actualizing statements in M. Tsvetaeva's poetry
Kulsarina Irena Galinurovna, Khisamova Galiya Gilmullovna
1874-1879 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Features of modifications of phraseological units in modern English-, German-, French- and Spanish-language versions of the Bible: linguistic and cultural aspect
Mikhailova Evgenia Vladimirovna, Gulevets Natalia Aleksandrovna
1866-1873 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Linguistic specifics of the category of interpretation in English-language news media texts
Syresina Irina Olegovna
1859-1865 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Features of the hybridization of the vocabulary of the digital educational environment in Germany
Kamenskii Aleksandr Alekseewich
1854-1858 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Analysis of the effectiveness of ML algorithms for emotion recognition, taking into account prosodic and spectral features
Zavrumov Zaur Aslanovich, Goncharova Oksana Vladimirovna, Levit Alina Aleksandrovna
1846-1853 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
The poetic technique of Yukari-Kotoba in the Japanese literary and oral tradition
Sadokova Anastasiya Rurikovna
1841-1845 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
The structural organization of multicomponent terms of the interdisciplinary discourse of English-language dental implantology
Abregova Alla Vladimirovna
1835-1840 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Polymarker contexts with the particle “still”: semantics and pragmatics
Loshanina Maria Nikolaevna
1828-1834 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Creativity of Precedents: from Word to Text. The Boundaries of Actualization (on the Material of English and Russian Languages)
Sidorova Natalia Anatolievna, Kurochkina Elena Vladimirovna, Khromochkina Olga Vasiljevna
1821-1827 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Verbalization of the information structure of English-language business memoirs
Efremov Bogdan Vyacheslavovich, Panfilova Serafima Sergeyevna
1815-1820 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Prosodic markers of the state of "joy" (using the example of linguistic realizations of Kabardian Bilinguals in the Caucasian Mineral Waters region)
Frolova Anastasia Vadimovna
1809-1814 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
The Yukaghir tale of the little moose hunter: Semantics of the image (in comparison with the Yakut fairy tale)
Prokopeva Praskovya Egorovna
1803-1808 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Intersection peculiarities of professionally significant concepts in the language consciousness of cardiologists
Kameneva Veronika Aleksandrovna, Potapova Natalia Vadimovna
1794-1802 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Contextual euphemisms as a linguistic means of manipulative influence in texts of characteristics (based on the material of the German language)
Petryanina Olga Valeryevna, Revina Elena Vladimirovna
1773-1780 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 6.
Skoptsy and skopchestvo in F. M. Dostoevsky’s novel “Idiot”
Karpacheva Tatiana Sergeevna
1763-1771 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The motif of “death agony” in Joseph Brodsky’s “Stanzas”
Baranova Tatiana Nikolaevna
1756-1762 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Identification of the pragmatic potential of definiteness means in German political discourse
Zavyalova Alena Victorovna
1748-1755 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Cluster analysis of linguistic profiles of hidden communities
Mamaev Ivan Dmitrievich
1739-1747 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The space of word families with the base words MOUSE and RAT by the beginning of the 21st century
Belyaeva Marina Yurievna
1732-1738 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Linguistic representation of the category of opposition in folk and literary versions of the tale of Snow White
Solovyeva Nataliya Vladimirovna
1722-1731 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The story “The Difficult, Full of Adversities and Dangers Life of Ivan Semenov, a Second-Grader and a Second-Year Student” by L. I. Davydychev in a modern film interpretation
Norina Natalia Viktorovna
1713-1721 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Typology of military metaphors in the English-language COVID-19 discourse
Dadueva Alexandra Sokratovna
1705-1712 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The influence of Sasha Cherny on the satirical poetry of Leonid Zavalnyuk
Gavrilenko Viktoriya Dmitrievna
1699-1704 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The strategy of negative politeness in the judicial discourse of the USA and Canada (based on the proceedings of the Supreme Court of the USA and the Supreme Court of Canada)
Dmitrieva Elena Aleksandrovna
1692-1698 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Malaconyms in the Tatar language: formation and development
Galimova Olga Nikolaevna
1683-1691 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The potential of linguosynergetic discourse analysis in the study of the modus category of evidentiality (based on the material of the English language)
Kozlovsky Dmitry Valentinovich, Ivanova Svetlana Viktorovna
1675-1682 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The specifics of the narrator in F. Sologub’s novel “The Petty Demon”
Zharkov Mikhail Aleksandrovich
1669-1674 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Articulation and acoustic characteristics of unstressed and stressed vowels in place of the spelling "a" in the speech of native speakers of different phonovariants of the Russian language
Goncharova Oksana Vladimirovna
1661-1668 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Heroes of everyday life, sinners and sheriffs. Figurative nominations of a person as a means of implementing a manipulative nominative strategy in media discourse (based on the material of the German language 2020-2023)
Nefedova Lyubov Arkadyevna
1654-1660 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Present tense forms in Russian and English as a means of expressing the simultaneity category
Antropova Anastasia Evgenievna
1647-1653 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
I in the role of the Other: The doctrine of metempsychosis in Ch.-L. Montesquieu’s novel “True Story”
Vasilyeva Ekaterina Nikolaevna
1640-1646 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The dark side of genius: Researching Nabokov’s short stories in China
Tian Jianing
1626-1632 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The problem of self-presentation of the author of a poetic text (based on the creative work of V. V. Mayakovsky)
Khalatyan Alisa Armenovna
1618-1625 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Political media discourse in Russian, European and Chinese linguistics: A theoretical and analytical review of current trends
Matytcina Marina Stanislavovna, Gong Siyu
1611-1617 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Irony and its role in political communication (based on the British television series “Yes, Minister!”)
Kudryavtsev Andrey Aleksandrovich
1604-1610 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Identification of “toxicity” in social networks based on the semantic proximity criterion
Kurganskaia Ekaterina Vladimirovna, Stepanova Natalia Valentinovna
1596-1603 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
ONE’S OWN – ALIEN dichotomy: Value determinants of semantics (based on Russian and English languages)
Muravleva Valeriya Romanovna, Romanov Aleksandr Sergeevich, Klimenko Mikhail Borisovich
1590-1595 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The image of the Far Eastern city in the literature of the eastern frontier of the second half of the 19th century
Vasilyeva Tatyana Vladimirovna
1584-1589 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Dialectisms in the modern regional dialect of the village of Usmanka, Chebulinsky District, Kemerovo Region
Kositsina Yulia Vladimirovna
1577-1583 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The main features of English academic and professional medical discourses
Al-Lami Hussein Mohammed Breesam
1572-1576 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Interpretation of the category of the fantastic in the short stories of Dino Buzzati
Ushakova Alexandra Nikolaevna
1565-1571 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Methods of verbalization of value attitudes of pedagogical discourse (based on professional standards in Russia, Germany, and the UK)
Toikina Olga Wladimirovna
1558-1564 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Metaphorical images of movement in a liquid medium in the Scots dialect of English
Nadeina Luiza Vasilievna, Kolbysheva Yuliya Vladimirovna, Pozdeeva Galina Petrovna
1551-1557 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Linguistic and cultural aspects of the semantics of dialect vocabulary (based on island German dialects in Siberia)
Moskvina Tatiana Nikolajevna
1544-1550 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Systematization of phraseological units of English-language legal discourse
Strekalova Ksenia Valerievna
1536-1543 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Translation strategies for preserving implicit axiological meanings of a literary work (based on South Korean poems and their English translations)
Timko Natalia Valeriyevna
1522-1528 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The manifestation of emotions in the audio description of German-language animated films for children
Anishchenko Alla Valerevna, Melikyan Maria Vitalevna
1516-1521 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Issues of national literary development studies and its conceptual and terminological apparatus
Myshkina Albina Fedorovna, Emelyanova Tatyana Nikolaevna, Savirova Marina Petrovna
1503-1507 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Parameterization of communication content in business discourse (based on the material of the Russian and English languages)
Kovalenko Natalia Yurevna
1490-1502 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Structural and grammatical modifications of proverbs in German journalistic discourse
Shitikova Anzhelika Vladimirovna
1484-1489 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
“The Twa Corbies”: The reception of the Scottish folk ballad in Russian and Ossetian literature (A. S. Pushkin, G. M. Tsagolov)
Khetagurova Dzerassa Kazbekovna
1477-1483 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The specifics of translating German nominalized infinitives into Russian (based on the Russian National Corpus of parallel German-Russian texts)
Panfilova Elena Gennadjevna
1471-1476 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Specifics of the language implementation of the genre of top-managers’ message in the annual report (based on the Russian language)
Kopus Tatiana Leonidovna
1463-1470 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
А stuffy person (buzzkill): Features of communicative behavior
Panchenko Nadezhda Nickolaevna
1458-1462 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
A. F. Pisemsky’s late comedies in the dialogue with the Russian comedy tradition of the 18th century
Aleksandrova Irina Viktorovna, Kazaryan Nadezhda Sergeevna
1451-1457 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The system of values of the Russian image of the world in the psycholinguistic aspect (based on the results of a free associative experiment)
Kazachenko Oksana Vasilyevna
1443-1450 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Representation of locus image in a tourist advertising narrative
Menshikova Ekaterina Evgenevna
1437-1442 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Functional semantics of emotive units in A. P. Chekhov’s and I. A. Bunin’s prose: The general and the specific (based on the material of the microfield “Grief”)
Kiseleva Larisa Ayratovna, Todosienko Zarrina Vladislavovna
1431-1436 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The linguoconcept of PRIVACY in J. Franzen’s essay “The Imperial Bedroom” (1998)
Kim Yulia Vitalievna
1425-1430 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Axiological features of the concepts of ШIУ (GOOD) and БЗЭДЖАГЪ (EVIL) in the Adyghe linguoculture
Bogdanova Elena Aleksandrovna, Dzhandar Betti Mahmudovna, Khachmafova Zaineta Ruslanovna
1419-1424 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Transformations of borrowings: The main conceptual and terminological apparatus
Sokolova Alina Yurievna
1404-1411 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Forms of free verse in the work of Zarina Kanukova (based on the materials of the collection " Хэку / Homeland")
Khavzhokova Lyudmila Borisovna
1398-1403 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Representation of indirect evidentiality through the evasion strategy in the English, Russian, and Chuvash languages
Demyanova Tatyana Valentinovna, Sofronova Irina Vladimirovna
1391-1397 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Metaphorization of determinative verbal composites with parametric components “hoch” and “nieder” in German
Petryanina Olga Valeryevna, Belenkova Yulia Sergeevna
1385-1390 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
GI’s professional world image through creolised texts (as exemplified in English)
Romanov Alexander Sergeevich, Klimenko Mikhail Borisovich, Prokhorov Sergey Sergeevich
1378-1384 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Socio-psychological portrait of a group of Soviet military sailors in K. G. Paustovsky’s works about Sevastopol
Galyas Irina Anatolyevna, Rudenko Zhanetta Anatolyevna
1369-1377 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
Functional semantics of the author’s editing of comments in English-language Internet communication
Spiridonova Valentina Aleksandrovna, Varlakova Ekaterina Aleksandrovna, Goncharova Maria Vyacheslavovna
1363-1368 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 5.
The phenomenon of artistic whistling in traditional Chinese culture and its connection with classical Chinese literature
Semenenko Ivan Ivanovich
1351-1362 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
The linguistic personality of a translator and the pragmatic variability of translation (based on the translations of Jane Austen’s novel “Pride and Prejudice”)
Rakhmatullina Dilyara Ravil'evna, Bezmenova Larisa Eduardovna, Mangushev Sergei Vladimirovich
1343-1350 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Lexicographic representation of the lexeme ‘абсурд’ (absurd)
Dzhur Elena Vladimirovna
1338-1342 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Symbiosis of the “poetic” and ethical principles in Leo Tolstoy’s autobiographical trilogy
Tsirulev Alexander Fedorovich
1324-1329 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Features of verbal and cogitative activity in children aged 5-7 in the digital age
Pustovoitova Olga Vasilevna
1315-1323 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Linguostylistic features of fan fiction (based on the English-language fandom “Pushkin”)
Smirnova Lyudmila Evgenievna, Kuharuk Maksim Ruslanovich
1310-1314 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Pragmatic potential of recurrent vocabulary in media texts (based on the news messages about Russia in German-language media)
Ivanchenko Tatiana Anatolevna
1304-1309 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Gender stereotypes in Spanish-language women’s advertising: A translation aspect
Toporkova Yulia Alexandrovna
1298-1303 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Concepts of hermeticism and gnosticism in contemporary science fiction
Kazakova Irina Borisovna
1292-1297 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Using machine learning for the topic annotation of oral speech corpus texts
Pogodaeva Elena Nikolaevna
1286-1291 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Auguste Brizeux as a type of romantic singer of local culture
Pinkovskiy Vitaly Ivanovich
1279-1285 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Use of lexical means for expressing a literary image (based on the novel “In Search of the First Land” by E. D. Aypin)
Dolzhenko Nataliia Grigorievna, Glukhova Svetlana Dmitrievna
1273-1278 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
The text-forming potential of discourse markers in scientific communication
Danilevskaya Varvara Andreevna
1265-1272 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Stage nature of Raymond Carver’s short stories
Kharrasova Elvira Alfredovna, Torres Ramirez Jose Valentin
1258-1264 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
The evolution of the entrepreneur’s image in Jordan Belfort’s autobiographical novel “The Wolf of Wall Street”
Savinich Sergei Sergeyevich, Plakhin Nikita Sergeevich
1252-1257 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Types of metaphors in economic discourse (based on the representation of enterprise activities in Russian, English, German, and French)
Borodulina Natalia Yurievna, Makeeva Marina Nikolaevna
1244-1251 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Adjectives with the semantics of precedence in English and Russian
Lutfullina Gulnara Firdavisovna
1237-1243 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Semantics and pragmatics of expressions with the component ‘белое пальто’ (fig. ‘superior attitude’) based on internet publications
Bashkirtseva Oksana Aleksandrovna, Dedkovskaya Dar'ya Mikhailovna
1230-1236 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Overcoming poetic conceptualism (“Sunny Morning” by Timur Kibirov)
Zhilene Ekaterina Sergeevna
1223-1229 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Versification as a genre-forming factor in the sonnet sequence “Faithful to Love” by M. Bemurzov
Khavzhokova Lyudmila Borisovna
1217-1222 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Transformation of precedent movie phrases in comic creolized internet memes (using the movie “Ivan Vasilyevich Changes His Profession” as an example of the source of meme origin)
Trofimchuk Polina Ilyinichna
1207-1216 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Linguistic means of creating a negative image of fossil energy sources in the modern German media discourse
Varlakova Ekaterina Aleksandrovna, Goncharova Maria Vyacheslavovna, Spiridonova Valentina Aleksandrovna
1192-1198 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Features of the functioning of deverbal nouns with the prefix 'пред-' (based on the Russian National Corpus)
Sukhorukova Yuliya Aleksandrovna
1185-1191 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Lexico-semantic objectification of the linguocultural opposition “intelligence – stupidity/madness” in Spanish phraseological units
Gulevets Natalia Aleksandrovna, Nekrasova Mariya Yurievna
1178-1184 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Verbalization of the emotional persuasive strategy in the English-language publishing hypertext
Panfilova Serafima Sergeyevna
1172-1177 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Discourse “hypostases” of Jacques Lacan: French linguistic culture
Sedykh Arkadiy Petrovich, Akimova Elvira Nikolajevna, Skvortsov Konstantin Viktorovich
1163-1171 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Linguistic profiles of hidden communities: A morphosyntactic aspect
Mamaev Ivan Dmitrievich
1155-1162 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
The image of a medical nurse in Ivan Shmelyov’s story “Blood Sin”
Sotkov Viktor Aleksandrovich
1149-1154 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Emphatic inversion in the English language: A theoretical review
Vorobyova Yelena Nickolaevna
1137-1148 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Pu Songling. Liao Zhai Zhi Yi (Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio): Complete Collection in 12 Juan: in 7 vols. / translated from Chinese by Academician V. M. Alekseev and Professor A. G. Storozhuk. St. Petersburg: St. Petersburg State University Publishing House, 2022. Vol. 1. 568 p., ill.: Book re
Zakharova Natalya Vladimirovna
1135-1136 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Features of the functioning of peripheral punctuation marks in the epistolary texts by semiliterate authors
Bageeva Olga Olegovna
1128-1134 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
ANSTÄNDIGKEIT (DECENCY) in German linguoculture
Khlopova Anna Igorevna
1123-1127 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Protest slogans in French: Lexico-syntactic and semantic aspects
Abramova Elena Konstantinovna
1114-1122 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Representation of the MUSIC concept in the linguistic consciousness of young people from different professional groups (according to the analysis in the information systems “Semograph” and “SciVi”)
Verszynina Mariya Gennadjevna, Belova Larisa Alexandrovna
1106-1113 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Minimal semantic description of meaning in relation to abstract vocabulary using the example of the German lexeme „Rechtsstaat“
Stepanova Maria Alexeyevna, Savankova Ekaterina Vladimirovna
1099-1105 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Ethnocultural and linguo-pragmatic potential of phraseological units as means of national identification of Austrians
Chukshis Vadim Andreevich
1086-1090 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Peculiarities of conveying logical inferences when translating an English simple sentence into Russian
Nikitina Irina Nikolaevna, Panina Natalya Valerevna, Kopshukova Ekaterina Valerevna
1079-1085 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
The English-language linguocultural scenario “Marketing”: Structural and semantic features of linguistic units
Belyakova Ol’ga Vladimirovna, Pyrkina Natalia Alexandrovna, Sergeeva Margarita Viktorovna
1071-1078 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Ivan Turgenev’s novella “First Love”: On the borders of idyll
Anisimova Alexandra Naumovna, Efremova Yulia Ivanovna
1065-1070 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
“With righteous Word sear hearts of men...”: On the 225th anniversary of A. S. Pushkin’s birth
Demchenko Aleksandr Ivanovich
1056-1064 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Dependence of the cognitive attributes of the HEART concept in the language consciousness of a person on their professional employment (by the example of cardiologists)
Kameneva Veronika Aleksandrovna, Startseva Tatyana Valerievna, Potapova Natalya Vadimovna
1050-1055 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Grammaticalization of pronouns ‘you’ and ‘Sie’ in English and German
Avagyan Asmik Armenovna
1044-1049 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Linguo-pragmatic characteristics of bilingualism in Acadian media discourse
Mordvinova Albina Rishatovna, Sadykova Aida Gumerovna
1038-1043 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Semantic-syntactic properties of the deverbal relative ‘исходя из’ (‘based on’)
Zarubina Elena Sergeevna
1032-1037 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Metaphor as a productive means of verbalizing emotions in the political discourse of Germany
Zorina Anastasia Valeryevna
1026-1031 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
The doctor’s image in the reception of Russian criticism and literary studies in the 20th and 21st centuries
Trostina Marina Aleksandrovna, Shishkanova Ksenia Nikolaevna
1019-1025 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Media image of a veterinary doctor in Russian mass media (based on the data from the Russian National Corpus)
Abrosimova Ekaterina Alekseevna, Kravchenko Yulia Dmitrievna
1012-1018 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Features of the translation of an English poetic text into Russian in the context of its equivalence (based on “Up in the Air” published by “Brown Watson”)
Sibiryakov Andrey Viktorovich, Laur Anna Dmitrievna
1005-1011 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 4.
Forms of the PR biography in the context of the genre system
Kovtunenko Inna Viktorovna, Bondarenko Yuriy Borisovich
999-1004 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Reception of Russian village prose in China in the 1980s
Song Bijun
994-998 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Linguistic units with the meaning of space, weight, and cost measures as a fragment of the linguistic worldview of the Crimean Tatars
Ganieva Emine Suleymanovna, Mazinov Ahtem Seit-Ametovich
988-993 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Function of Chinese characters in the system of images of D. I. Stakheev’s poem “Ambassade”
Zhai Li
980-987 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Scenario metonymy of motion verbs in the Russian language
Ilyukhina Nadezhda Alekseevna
973-979 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
The verbal image of the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama: Self-presentation and media perspective
Karaulshchikova Yuliya Vladimirovna, Tsarkova Olga Alexandrovna
965-972 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
“Writer’s Diary” for 1881 by Fyodor Dostoevsky in the German translations made at different times by Less Kaerrick
Lilenko Irina Juriewna
957-964 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Post-editing of English to Russian machine translation: Issues, methods, and optimization
Khromova Anna Andreevna, Lukmanova Renata Razifovna
948-956 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Gender specificity in the Moldavian variant of the Romanian language as a modern trend in its development
Malysheva Elizaveta Yurievna
941-947 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Migrant-phobic discourse of ethnic virtual communities on the social network “VKontakte”
Makhmutov Zufar Aleksandrovich
935-940 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Metaphorical representation of the WOMAN concept in the male worldview (based on Russian aphorisms of the 19th-21st centuries)
Chupryakova Ol'ga Anatol'evna, Safonova Svetlana Sergeevna, Rakhimova Dinara Irekovna
930-934 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
“African Pushkin”: The starting point of the reception of Russian literature by writers in francophone Africa
Ibrahima Gaye
924-929 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Structural-semantic features of figurative expressions characterizing Mount Elbrus in the Karachay-Balkar language
Khubolov Sakhadin Magametovich, Tekuev Mussa Maskhutovich, Akhmatova Mariam Akhmatovna
918-923 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Realities in the artistic world of William Morris's late novels: classification features and translation possibilities into Russian
Aristov Alexei Yur'evich, Aristova Svetlana Aleksandrovna
912-917 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Generation of XML Moodle format files based on data from a balanced linguistic corpus
Gorozhanov Alexey Ivanovich
906-911 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Mount Tsukuba cult: Specifics of the ritual and ancient Japanese poetry
Sadokova Anastsiya Rurikovna
900-905 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
The problem of artistic synthesis in Bashkir prose in the second half of the 20th century: M. Karim's novella "A Long, Long Childhood"
Gareeva Gulfira Nigamatovna, Shaydullina Alsu Mishatovna
892-899 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Graphic elements as a means to implement emotivity and genre intertextuality (based on D. Tartt’s novel “The Goldfinch”)
Smirnova Anna Georgievna
885-891 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
The bibliographic index monograph: Chudakov A. P. A. P. Chekhov in Lifetime Criticism. 1882-1904: in 2 vols. Moscow: Theater Museum named after A. A. Bakhrushin. Vol. 1, 2022. 520 p.: ill. Vol. 2, 2023. 500 p.: ill.: Book review
Skibina Olga Mikhailovna
882-884 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
The linguistic means of creating the image of a country in English-language popular scientific discourse (based on the book “Gerald & Lee Durrell in Russia”)
Barsukova Elena Alexandrovna
876-881 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Denotative and significative meanings of deverbal syntactic derivatives
Dolzhenko Nataliia Grigorievna
871-875 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Specifics of autointerpretation in the novel “The Teenager Savenko, or Self-Portrait of a Bandit in Adolescence” by E. Limonov
Osmukhina Olga Yurievna
865-870 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Strategies of Ambiguity / ed. by Matthias Bauer and Angelika Zirker. N. Y. – L., 2023. 374 p.: Book review
Semyonova Yulia Vladimirovna
862-864 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Parameterization as a way to implement a prototypical model of Russian and English folk riddles
Faizullina Nailya Ivanovna, Hang Siwen
857-861 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Polycode of English texts of medical education: Pragmatic and linguocultural aspects
Torubarova Irina Ivanovna, Stebletsova Anna Olegovna
848-856 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Linguistic methods of explicating precedent phenomena: Preservation and transmission of cultural information (based on "Of Human Bondage" by the English-language author S. Maugham)
Davydova Anna Robertovna, Sarkisyan Mariana Robertovna
842-847 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Female characters of A. N. Ostrovsky’s play “The Storm” in Geng Jizhi’s translation reception
Modina Galina Ivanovna, Shen Mengqi
834-841 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Historical-biographical novel by Zulfu Livaneli "On the Back of the Tiger: Tyranny and Freedom" (2022)
Repenkova Mariya Mihaylovna
822-827 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Typological similarities in the lyrical works “The Prisoner to the Butterfly That Flew into His Dungeon” by V. A. Zhukovsky and “The Prisoner of Chillon” by G. G. Byron
Oksenchuk Vera Nikolaevna
816-821 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Understanding of F. Sologub’s prose in Chinese Russian philology
Osipova Ol’ga Ivanovna, Hu Yingnan
809-815 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Language game in mental spaces of children's literature works
Vaganova Irina Yuryevna
802-808 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
E. Dmitrieva. “The second volume of ‘Dead Souls’: Intentions and speculations”. Moscow: Novoe literaturnoe obozrenie, 2023. 464 p.: Book review
Skibin Sergey Mikhailovich
799-801 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Linguistic markers of the precedent status of proper names in the recipient text
Titova Anna Sergeevna, Cheresyuk Polina Andreevna
792-798 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
The macro-concept LIGHT in the novel “The Boy and the Darkness” by S. V. Lukyanenko
Kamenskaya Irina Borisovna
785-791 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Intertextual methods of artistic cognition (on the material of the lyrical cycle “Sibyls” by R. Fainlight)
Linnichenko Svetlana Igorevna
775-784 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
The functioning of phraseological units in texts of court decisions in criminal cases (on the material of the German language)
Petryanina Olga Valeryevna, Revina Elena Vladimirovna
768-774 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Characteristics of the initiation novel in the biographical graphic novel by Pierre Kristen and Sebastian Verdie "Orwell"
Prudius Irina Gennadievna, Shalimova Nadezhda Sergeevna
762-767 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Traditional perception of the dog according to Russian paremiology
Cheremnykh Yuliya Aleksandrovna, Shenkman Valentina Il’inichna
753-761 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Patriotic rhetoric as a macro-strategy in Chinese mass media discourse in the English language
Nikolaeva Olga Vasilyevna
747-752 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Ways of conveying subjective modality in the process of translating the particle ‘же’ into English
Kralina Yana Sergeevna, Rumiantseva Elena Vladimirovna, Smolina Olga Vladimirovna
741-746 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Types of kinship and their categorization in different languacultures (based on the Russian, Kabardian and English languages)
Murzakanova Milana Yurievna
735-740 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
“The Luzhin Defense” by V. Nabokov in the context of Bildungsroman traditions
Nikolaev Nikolay Ippolitovich, Dulova Svetlana Alekseevna
727-734 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Structural-semantic links of skaldic kennings compared with phraseological units using the lexico-semantic group “Fire”
Levitan Alexander Glebovich, Nechaeva Polina Vasilyevna, Soldatova Daria Nikolaevna
720-726 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Textmental categories of the Gospel parable (based on German and Russian)
Alekseeva Yelena Mikhailovna
713-719 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Temporal images in the travels of “mass sentimentalism”: From personal to idyllic
Kublitskaya Ol’ga Viktorovna
707-712 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Compressive word formation in English legal discourse: Structural and semantic characteristics of linguistic units
Belyakova Ol’ga Vladimirovna
699-706 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
The category of seemingness and its representation in H. G. Wells’s short story “The Door in the Wall”
Karpukhina Tamara Petrovna
682-691 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Othello and his “tragic flaw”
Kovalevskaya Tatyana Vyacheslavovna
675-681 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
“Being... is in fact nothing”: Genre-semantic accents in I. Brodsky’s great poem “Butterfly”
Baranova Tatiana Nikolaevna
663-674 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 3.
Argumentative explication of the text of parliamentary speeches at the micro level (based on the French language)
Gavrishina Irina Nikolaevna
655-661 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Metaphorical term formation in technical discourse (based on Russian, Bashkir, and English)
Bilalova Dina Nurimanovna
648-654 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Myth-Novel" by G. Swift: Genesis and reception of fenland mythology
Varyoshin Nikita Vladimirovich
641-647 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Linguistic-pragmatic characterization of annotations of massive open online courses (based on the German language)
Katalkina Natalia Anatolyevna, Ripacheva Elena Anatolyevna
626-634 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Representation of figurative meanings of the lexemes ‘булка’ / ‘Brötchen’ in a bilingual Russian-German linguistic-cultural dictionary
Blokhina Elena Nikolaevna
616-625 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Linguistic creativity as the basis for formation of polysynthetic nominations in English language media discourse
Zakharov Oleg Igorevich
607-615 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Features of the terminological composition in english-language navigation discourse
Tarnaeva Larisa Petrovna, Malinina Svetlana Mikhailovna
601-606 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Composition of the socio-political vocabulary of the Ingush language
Barahoeva Nina Mustafaevna, Galaeva Zharaidat Batirovna
597-600 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
The issue of memory and its interpretation specifics in the novels of A. Teppeev
Sarbasheva Alena Mustafaevna
592-596 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Systematization of English terminological abbreviations in the field of transport logistics
Karavayskaya Olga Sergeevna
587-591 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Implementation features of indirect politeness strategies within the communicative strategies of political media discourse (based on Markus Söder’s appearance on the talk show “Markus Lanz”)
Arkhipova Daria Igorevna
579-586 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Hybrid discourse: Constitutive features of geographic essays
Balandina Ekaterina Sergeevna
573-578 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Frame structure of allusive anthroponym as a literary concept (on the material of Donna Tartt’s novel “The Secret History”)
Tomberg Olga Vitalievna, Ananyina Marina Aleksandrovna
564-572 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
The concept of SLACKTIVISM and its implementation in network discursive practices (based on the Russian, English, and French languages)
Borodulina Natalia Yurievna, Makeeva Marina Nikolaevna
557-563 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Structure of the media concept DIGITAL ECONOMY in the discourse of English-language media
Kalugina Olga Anatolevna
551-556 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Visualization of precedent situations in an advertising poster (using the example of an Uber advertising campaign in France)
Anisimov Vladislav Evgen’evich, Anisimova Ekatherina Dmitrievna, Nebyvaeva Natalia Sergeevna
541-550 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Conceptual strategies of post (social) realism (A. Turgenev’s novel “So that God tears you to pieces from the inside!”)
Bibergan Ekaterina Sergeevna, Bogdanova Olga Vladimirovna
533-540 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Features of the “Onegin text” reception in the literary process of the 21st century
Gudkova Svetlana Petrovna, Rauzhina Anastasia Mikhailovna
527-532 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Rhizome as a mechanism of manipulation in German-language journalistic text
Chetyrkina Inna Valerjevna
520-526 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Features of the structure and linguistic realization of the categorial situation of necessity in German instructional texts with a specific action subject – an animal
Boguslavskaya Irina Vilenovna
513-519 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Completive (finalizing) mode of verbal action in the Kabardian-Circassian language
Dzuganova Rita Khabalovna
508-512 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Glory to you, my hard life!": Life and creative peripetias of the fate of the neo-peasant writer P. I. Karpov
Zhilina Maria Alexandrovna
503-507 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Expression of the category of precedence by prepositions and conjunctions in the English language
Lutfullina Gulnara Firdavisovna, Savinov Savva Sergeevich
496-502 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Diary texts of V. D. Kasyanov in the aspect of diachronic study of word collocations
Kudryavceva Ekaterina Aleksandrovna
490-495 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Textemic analysis of special texts on winemaking
Sibiryakov Andrey Viktorovich, Timokhina Arina Vladimirovna
483-489 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
“Your 18th Century. Your 19th Century. The Verge of the Ages” by N. Ya. Eidelman. Saint Petersburg: Azbuka; Azbuka-Attikus, 2023. 800 p. (Non-Fiction. Big Books): Book review
Skibin Sergey Mikhailovich
480-482 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Biographical myth about M. Gorky and artistic reality: The dramatic trilogy “Three versions of one fate. Plays” by N. Pributkovskaya
Urtmintseva Marina Genrichovna
474-479 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Modal potential of synthetic and analytical forms of the future tense in German and Russian
Averina Anna Viktorovna
466-473 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Problems in translating political jokes from German into Russian
Shcherbina Sergey Yuerevich
460-465 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Syntactic means of expressiveness (based on the titles of Udmurt journalistic texts)
Kondrateva Natalia Vladimirovna, Chernysheva Larisa Mikhailovna
454-459 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
English imperative sentences in the functional-communicative and the translatological aspect
Brykina Svetlana Viktorovna, Sudovchikhina Luidmila Alexandrovna
448-453 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Cultural code and its image component (by the example of the image of nature in English films)
Pankratova Svetlana Anatolyevna
443-447 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Specifics of using pronouns in Tatar-language and English-language advertising slogans
Fakhretdinova Gulnaz Nurkhametovna
438-442 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Rendering of artistic imagery in poetic translation (based on the poetry of R. Burns)
Alekseeva Olga Pavlovna
433-437 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Cinematic quality as a feature of poetics in Kazuo Ishiguro’s novels
Orlova Tatiana Sergeevna
425-432 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Linguo-cognitive mechanisms of metaphorization in COVID-19 discourse (based on Russian-language media)
Dadueva Alexandra Sokratovna, Khakhalova Svetlana Alexeyevna
419-424 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Realization of poetic discourse in the recreative phase of translation (based on an English translation of Sergei Gontsov’s poem “In a red tower-room”)
Guseva Elena Nikolayevna
412-418 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Female ethnotype in the lyrical songs of ‘Shijing’ (11th-6th centuries BC) and in the narrative prose of medieval China
Zakharova Natalya Vladimirovna
407-411 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Representation of A. Blok’s creative work in video poetry
Zaitseva Tatiana Borisovna, Tsurkan Veronika Valentinovna, Veseleva Alena Olegovna
401-406 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Transformation and synthesis of mythological plots and images in the modern Chuvash dramatic fairy tale
Perepelkina Elena Petrovna, Yakimova Ekaterina Romanovna
395-400 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Heart motifs in the creative work of Joseph Brodsky
Baranova Tatyana Nikolaevna
389-394 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Images of cities in the creative work of the Indian poet Kunwar Narain (1927-2017)
Strelkova Guzel Vladimirovna, Guria Anastasia Georgievna
377-388 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Color conceptual sphere in English, French and Russian: A linguocultural analysis of phraseological units with a color feature
Glebova Ekaterina Alexandrovna, Bgantseva Irina Vladimirovna, Ionkina Ekaterina Yuryevna
369-376 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Semantic variation of the gustatory attribute ‘гуащIэ’ (sour) in the Kabardian language
Chilova Tamara Aleksandrovna
363-368 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Dedication as a way of ontologization of the heterogeneity of modern English-language scientific discourse
Efimova Nadezhda Nikolayevna, Violina Marina Igorevna
354-362 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
The functional and pragmatic aspect of the use of paraphonation tools in expressing the emotional state of a character in I. S. Turgenev’s novel “Fathers and Sons”
Levina Ella Mikhailovna, Polovneva Marina Vladimirovna, Yakimova Ekaterina Mikhailovna
347-353 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Transformation of literary and folklore genre structures in the literary fairy tale “Ivan the Fool” by Leo Tolstoy (1885-1886)
Sizova Irina Igorevna
339-346 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Words with complex stems as members of a word family in German (by the example of the word family with the base word “lieben”)
Krupnova Nataliya Aleksandrovna
333-338 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Verbs ‘работать’ (to work) and ‘делать’ (to do) in N. S. Dashevskaya’s individual style: A pragmasemantic aspect
Golosova Ekaterina Aleksandrovna
326-332 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Realization of diminutive meanings by verbs with the suffix -el(n) in modern German
Petryanina Olga Valeryevna, Revina Elena Vladimirovna
319-325 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Micro-field “Alcohol” of the lexico-semantic field “Food” in the novel “The Rebel Angels” by Robertson Davies
Kurenkova Tatyana Nikolaevna, Strekaleva Tatyana Vladimirovna
311-318 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Deconstruction of V. Mayakovsky’s satirical play “The Bedbug” in a romantic-utopian and a postmodern version in Chinese reception
Liu Chao, Kuzmishcheva Natalya Mikhailovna
291-299 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
Psychologism in the novellas by D. H. Lawrence and Tennessee Williams: A comparative aspect
Nikolaeva Marina Nikolaevna, Fedorenko Olga Yaroslavovna
281-290 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
A model of a systematic description of argot units incorporated into the fabric of a literary text (based on the novel “Sang dessus dessous” by Claude Izner)
Vysotskaya Anna Sergeevna
273-280 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
A terminological frame-network model of the conceptual and semantic organization of notions of computational linguistics
Prokhorova Olga Nikolaevna, Polshchykova Olga Nikolaevna
265-272 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 2.
The problem of shifting grammatical person in the compound verbal predicate of the Ingush language
Tarieva Liliya Uvaysovna
4329-4334 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Condolence in German culture: Etymological and historical aspects
Loginova Aleksandra Aleksandrovna
4320-4328 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
The raznochintsy theme in the polemics of democratic journals of 1863-1864: “Sovremennik” and “Russkoe slovo”
Pecherskaya Tatyana Ivanovna
4314-4319 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Problems of adapting the linear model of communication when describing dynamic processes (based on studies of communication breakdown in speech interaction)
Kostyushkina Galina Maksimovna, Milgunov Dmitry Sergeevich
4307-4313 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Poetics of the “gothic” short story by V. Brusov
Osmukhina Olga Yurievna, Trushkina Aliona Petrovna
4301-4306 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Cognitive metaphor as a way to implement the emotive function of language in political discourse (based on speeches by Donald Trump and Margaret Thatcher)
Dreeva Dzhanetta Murzabekovna, Kokoeva Albina Feliksovna
4294-4300 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Thematic and semantic features of phraseological units with the component "clothes" in Japanese and Yakut languages (based on the material of the Japanese-Russian dictionary by S. A. Bykova and the Yakut-Russian dictionary by A. G. Nelunov)
Rufova Elena Stepanovna
4287-4293 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Cognitive socio-cultural model of the comic effect (by the example of French folk anecdote)
Lupina Anna Evgenievna
4278-4286 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
The influence of presentation context on associative meaning of a word (by the example of the word “surgery” in the context of medical terms and out of it)
Kameneva Veronika Aleksandrovna, Rabkina Nadezda Vladimirovna, Startseva Tatyana Valerievna, Kartavtseva Antonina Pavlovna
4267-4277 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Verbalization of insularity in literary journalism (based on Anton Chekhov’s “Sakhalin Island”)
Lugovskoy Alexander Vitalievich
4257-4266 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Features of antiutopia in R. Kadatskaya's play "Battalion of Flying Grannies"
Kirichenko Dmitrii Arturovich
4253-4256 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Ontologization of the category of Emptiness in Philosophy, aesthetics and Poetics of the literature of Russian Postmodernism
Zhitko Roman Gennadievich
4246-4252 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
The numeral “пӗр” in the Chuvash language: Peculiarities of translation into Russian and German (by the example of the poem “Narspi” by K. V. Ivanov)
Kuznetsova Tatiana Nikolaevna, Demirag Diana Nyailevna, Emelianova Margarita Valentinovna, Ivanova Alena Mikhailovna
4240-4245 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Two Griffiths: At the origins of English biography
Reinhold Natalya Igorevna
4233-4239 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Interpretation of the etymon “кир-” in the word “кирийэ” ‘name’ and the specifics of naming in the Wadul language
Kurilova Ladina Gavrilovna
4227-4232 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
The collective monograph “Supertext: Genesis, Structure, Semantics” / S. O. Kuryanov, I. V. Aleksandrova, E. K. Bespalova, L. V. Bondarenko [et al.]; ed. by S. O. Kuryanov. Moscow: Direkt-Media, 2023. 224 p.: Book review
Khazankovich Julia Gennadjevna
4224-4226 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Imagological aspects of travelogues by the second-row Russian sentimentalists
Nikolsky Evgeny Vladimirovich, Papilova Elena Vyacheslavovna
4218-4223 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Lexico-semantic actualization of the word “success” in the English language: A corpus approach
Aitekova Aminet Muratovna
4213-4217 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Cases of spirantization and despirantization in Darginian languages
Mutalov Rasul Osmanovich
4207-4212 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Problem of anti-genre in the works of Yevgeny Zamyatin
Kurochkina Anzhelika Valerievna
4200-4206 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
The metaphorical potential of the English language military-political media discourse
Kalashnikova Olga Anatolievna, Samoylova Antonina Vadimovna
4192-4199 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Conceptualization of the discourse of Islam in modern Russia: the cognitive-pragmatic aspect
Kaziyeva Almira Magometovna
4186-4191 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Directives as a base to algorithmize the client’s actions in the boundary discourse of social work
Borisova Tatyana Grigoryevna, Bredikhina Yulia Igorevna
4180-4185 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Shalygina O. V. The Fractal of Time in Literature. Ontology and Teleology of Artistic Rhythm. Moscow: Booki Vedi, 2021. 464 p.: Book review
Koroleva Vera Vladimirovna, Chikina Elena Evgenyevna
4177-4179 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Development of a digital model for identifying fake news: Analysis of linguistic markers and contextual features
Lyashenko Darya Igorevna
4168-4176 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Current trends in the pronunciation of consonants before the letter ‘e’ in words of foreign origin at the present stage of development of the Russian language
Furman Natalia Gennadievna, Volodina Daria Nikolaevna, Beretskaya Elena Alexandrovna, Potselueva Inna Anatolyevna
4157-4167 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Demonological vocabulary in the Ossetian language
Takazov Fedar Magometovich
4150-4156 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
“The union of gold and violence” in Leo Tolstoy’s “The Tale of Ivan the Fool...” (1885-1886): A historical-literary genesis
Sizova Irina Igorevna
4140-4149 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Specificity of information visualization in English-language news media texts
Syresina Irina Olegovna, Medvedeva Anna Nikolaevna
4132-4139 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Phraseological representation of the elemental space in English
Yanina Viktoriya Viktorovna, Maletina Oxana Andreevna
4127-4131 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
The English-language linguocultural scenario “Money”: Structural and semantic features of nominative units
Belyakova Ol’ga Vladimirovna, Krivchenko Irina Borisovna
4110-4116 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
The category of emptiness in Soviet texts by Dmitry Prigov
Zhilene Ekaterina Sergeevna
4100-4109 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
The functioning of connotonyms from works of children’s literature in the urban onymic space
Razumov Roman Viktorovich
4093-4099 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Landscape as the Other in postcolonial science fiction
Khoroshevskaya Yuliya Pavlovna
4087-4092 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Moral and philosophical problems in the novel by Z. Hakim "How many moments are there in one hour?"
Zakirzyanov Al'fat Magsumzyanovich
4081-4086 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Semantic features of polysemous verbs with enantiosemic meanings in the Khakass language
Shagdurova Olga Yurjevna
4076-4080 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Reduplication in linguistics: A systematic review of the main directions
Chimitdorzhieva Gunsema Nimbuyevna
4068-4075 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
David Hare – screenwriter: recognition of the playwright's idiosyncrasy in related genres
Reinova Anastasiia Vladimirovna
4062-4067 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
The meliorative set in the Adyghe language picture of the world
Bizhoev Boris Chamalovich, Khezheva Maryana Rashadovna
4051-4055 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Stylistic devices in creating images of heroes and atmosphere in the fairy tale “Little Rabbit’s Big Surprise” by S. Haddow
Sirazieva Zarina Nailevna, Dulmuhametova Gulnara Faridovna
4045-4050 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Ethnolinguistic educational practices in Udmurtia as a mechanism for preserving Udmurt ethnic identity
Kudryavtseva Irina Konstantinovna, Kasimov Rustam Nurullovich
4037-4044 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
The lexico-semantic embodiment of the commander image in the texts of historical, campaign, and military-domestic songs of the Kuban Line Cossacks
Burdun Svetlana Vladimirovna, Yepatko Tatiana Aleksandrovna
4030-4036 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Shaping the image of Huawei in Russian media (a case study of TASS)
Sun Xiaoli
4021-4029 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
“Managing the future”: The futurocide of the “new ethics” in contemporary young adult fiction
Svitenko Natalya Viatcheslavovna
4015-4020 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
The correspondence between S. A. Tolstaya and T. A. Kuzminskaya: A biographical aspect of study
Gorodilova Natalia Ivanovna
4007-4014 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Metaphorical representation of the VERITE/TRUTH concept in the individual authorial consciousness of G. Flaubert
Rozanova Natalia Feliksovna
4001-4006 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
The cognitive model and functions of English reciprocal constructions in the text
Kindt Olga Viktorovna
3995-4000 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Modern poetic text: Problems of linguistic interpretation (based on the occasional vocabulary of V. Koval’s poems)
Seregina Elena Evgenevna
3988-3994 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
The axiological component of the metaphor in medical online communication (based on the French language)
Barasheva Lidia Gennadievna
3982-3987 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Methods of expressing indefinite quantity in the Erzya language
Klementyeva Elena Philippovna
3976-3981 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Expressing the near future with lexical and grammatical means of the Tatar language
Lutfullina Gulnara Firdavisovna
3971-3975 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Pragmatics of fiction: Discourse markers of evidentiality
Dzyubenko Anna Igorevna
3964-3970 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Substantive metonymy in the film text (based on E. Ryazanov’s films)
Li Yan
3957-3963 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Concept of (self-)translation in Jhumpa Lahiri’s books “In Other Words”, “Translating Myself and Others”
Jalilova Leila Rakhman Kyzy
3951-3956 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Metaphorical models of the SHAME concept based on the speech genre of online confession
Cui Huiying
3944-3950 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Speech portrait of the linguocultural type “lady” (based on Kate Middleton’s speeches)
Vokhromeeva Ekaterina Vladimirovna
3929-3935 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Cognitive symmetry of aspectual oppositions in the English language (based on the Continuous, Perfect, and Perfect Continuous groups)
Skvortsova Natalia Sergeyevna
3922-3928 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Socio-cultural specificity of the etiquette forms of greetings and addresses in the Uzbek and Russian languages
Alimov Timur Ermekovich, Kupriyanova Milana Evgenievna
3902-3911 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Pashto consonants: System and phonotactics
Aail Noor Ahmad
3893-3901 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
“The beast is enormous, disgusting, a-hundred-maws and barking” (“The Queue” by V. Sorokin)
Zhilene Ekaterina Sergeevna
3884-3892 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Figurative features of good in Russian and German linguistic cultures
Nevolina Ksenia Viktorovna
3877-3883 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 11.
Who are we, where are we from, where are we going to?": Territorial identity in the urbanonymy of Kurgan City
Golomidova Marina Vasilevna, Dmitrieva Anastasia Valerevna
3868-3876 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
The problem of the search for truth in N. P. Wagner's fairy tale "Princess Nanjana"
Norina Natalia Viktorovna
3859-3867 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
The manipulative potential of article models in German-language political and marketing discourse
Samorodin Georgii Vladislavovich, Sobyanina Valentina Aleksandrovna
3846-3852 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Semantic features of some colour lexemes and the problem of their interlanguage transmission (based on the novel “In a Thousand Different Ways” by the Irish author C. Ahern)
Elizarova Margarita Anatolievna
3837-3845 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
The noun “злодей” (evildoer) and its derivatives in dictionaries and translations into English and German (using the example of translations of F. M. Dostoevsky’s novella “Notes from the Dead House”)
Chirkova Elena Nikolayevna
3830-3836 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Modern trends in the study of scientific discourse in Russian linguistics: A systematic review
Vorobyova Yelena Nickolaevna
3819-3829 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Linguistic realization of implicit meanings in “A Story of Love” by R. Bradbury (based on the English language)
Karavayskaya Olga Sergeevna, Puzikova Anastasia Vladimirovna
3813-3818 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Postmodern transformation of the ancient myth of the Minotaur in modern European literature as exemplified by the novels by Jean-Christophe Grangé
Korolev Vladimir Borisovich, Koroleva Eugenia Valentinovna
3807-3812 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Features of expressing optative modality in the Russian and Kabardian languages
Kremshokalova Marina Chaflenovna, Bizheva Zara Khagimuratovna
3801-3806 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Correlation between prosodic and nonverbal means in German political discourse: The role of the gender factor
Iakovleva Tatiana Olegovna
3794-3800 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Verbal aggression towards women in English-language online discourse
Nikolaeva Tatiana Yurievna
3785-3793 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
The first Evenki writer of Yakutia N. S. Tarabukin: New materials on his biography and works
Okhlopkova Zhanna Valerievna
3777-3784 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Combinatorial-dynamic analysis method as a tool for identifying factors in the transformation of usual paroemias into neo-paroemias (based on English anti-proverbs with a feminine marker)
Vlavatskaya Marina Vitalyevna
3770-3776 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Structure of an allusive anthroponomic concept-representation in the novel “To the Lighthouse” by Virginia Woolf
Ananyina Marina Aleksandrovna
3763-3769 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Premonition of photography: About a strangeness in “The Portrait” by Gogol
Shevchenko Ekaterina Sergeevna
3756-3762 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Linguistic means of expressing the binary opposition TOP – BOTTOM in a linguocultural aspect
Suvorova Elena Vladimirovna, Romanova Yuliya Gennadyevna, Akhmetzyanova Tatyana Leonidovna
3750-3755 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
The image of home in the Latin American novel of the 1980s (based on the novel “Of Love and Shadows” by Isabel Allende)
Ivanova Nina Vladimirovna, Kumchiy Alexandra Sergeevna
3739-3749 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Contemporary animalistic subcultural practices and their precedents in Russian linguistic culture
Shkapenko Tatiana Mikhailovna, Gorodetskaia Ekaterina Aleksandrovna
3734-3738 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Stylistic features of a literary text from the translation perspective (based on the novella “The Chimes” by Charles Dickens)
Prokofeva Anna Leonidovna, Sereda Elena Aleksandrovna
3728-3733 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
The short story “The Ancient Song” by Zulfiya Qurolboy qizi in the context of magical realism
Karimov Ziyoakhmad Alisher ugli
3722-3727 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
The image-concept “Homo Viator” in tourist advertising narrative
Men’shikova Ekaterina Evgen’evna
3714-3721 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Discursive interpretation of knowledge about the world in the artist’s ego-discourse (based on English-language interviews)
Chupakhina Aleksandra Olegovna, Petukhova Tatiana Ivanovna
3707-3713 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Features of the lead in a publicistic article in contemporary German media
Katalkina Natalia Anatolyevna, Ripacheva Elena Anatolyevna
3700-3706 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Stratification of terms in the e-sports discourse space
Tyurin Pavel Vladilenovich
3695-3699 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Means of expressing iterative repetition with the semantics of cyclicity in the work ‘Dark Alleys’ by I. A. Bunin
Lu Ping
3688-3694 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Author’s individual style: Issues of parameterization
Abaeva Evgeniya Sergeevna, Voevodina Anastasiya Igorevna
3681-3687 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Historical preconditions for the ethnolinguistic picture of Southern Russia (Adygea, Dagestan, Kalmykia, Volgograd Oblast)
Suprun Vasily Ivanovich, Bagomedov Musa Rasulovich, Bedanokova Zuleykhan Kimovna
3672-3680 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Depiction of the steppe in the realistic works by A. S. Pushkin
Storozheva Anastasia Alekseevna
3666-3671 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
The image of Italy in the aspect of “frontier perception” in the “Italian” essays by S. P. Shevyrev
Wang You Juan
3660-3665 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
French internationalisms in Russian sports terminology
Bobyreva Natalia Nikolaevna, Ageeva Anastasia Vladimirovna
3644-3649 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
The linguocultural concept “good” in Russian and German linguistic consciousness: The conceptual component
Nevolina Ksenia Viktorovna, Tretiakova Evgenia Valerievna
3638-3643 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Art-escape in the novella “The Predawn Flight of the Dragonfly” by S. Suslova: The use of a personal and creative strategy
Savina Mariia Sergeevna
3631-3637 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Pejorative plurality in the Adyghe linguistic consciousness
Bizhoev Boris Chamalovich, Khezheva Maryana Rashadovna
3626-3630 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Classification of expressive means of syntax in Udmurt journalism
Chernysheva Larisa Mikhailovna
3619-3625 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Thematic stratification of terminology in the subject area “Energy” (based on English and Russian)
Tumanyan Ripsime Gareginovna, Khachmafova Zaineta Ruslanovna
3612-3618 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Retaliation of ressentiment and the legitimization of collaborationist values: From the “ego-document” “In Wartime” by R. Neratova to the novel “Valchen” by O. Gromova
Svitenko Natalya Viatcheslavovna
3605-3611 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Phraseological units in the play “The Seagull” by A. Chekhov and the ways of their translation into English
Rudenko Tatiana Ivanovna
3598-3604 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Interdisciplinary communication: The current methodology for research in toponymy
Gordova Yuliana Yuryevna
3592-3597 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Phonetic assimilation of Russian borrowed words in the Tajik language: Diachronic aspect
Povalko Polina Yurievna, Ibragimova Rukhshonakhon Nasrullodzhonovna
3576-3584 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
The lexico-semantic field of the STUDENT concept in the pedagogical discourse of F. A. Vigdorova (based on the prose from the 1950s-1960s)
Kulicheva Evgeniya Viacheslavovna
3568-3575 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Diminutives in the word family with the base word “старый” (old)
Vlasova Karine Abramovna
3562-3567 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Author’s techniques of emphasizing temporal characteristics in R. Bradbury’s novel “Frost and Fire”: A cognitive approach
Demina Elena Anatolyevna
3556-3561 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Corrective communicative behavior in the context of the discourse practice of cancel culture (using the example of public apologies of media personalities)
Dubinina Irina Ivanovna
3549-3555 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Existential crisis in the novels “The Human Sea” and “Struggle in the Desert” by Vagif Sultanli
Zeynalli Gunel Fazil
3541-3548 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Lyotard’s postmodernism and philological imagology: Points of contact
Kamalova Sofia Damirovna
3534-3540 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
The term “корпорация” (corporation): Problems of use, interpretation, and translation into English
Salkova Natalia Vladimirovna
3526-3533 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
The linguocultural image of Australia in the linguistic consciousness of Russian-speaking residents of the continent: A linguopersonological aspect
Nemirov Vyacheslav Yurievich
3520-3525 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Soviet production novel in the system of canons of social realism and soc art (“Marina’s Thirtieth Love” by V. Sorokin)
Zhilene Ekaterina Sergeevna
3510-3519 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Socio-linguistic portrait of Volga Tatars in the second half of the 19th century – the first decade of the 20th century: Theoretical foundations of study
Mirkhayev Rifat Firdinatovich, Minnullin Bakhtiyar Kimovich
3505-3509 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Wordplay as a technique of linguistic manipulation (based on the American television series “Police Squad!”)
Kudryavtsev Andrey Aleksandrovich
3498-3504 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Soviet slogan as a format and a speech genre
Usacheva Olga Jurjevna
3487-3497 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Socio-critical discourse in the dystopian novel “Corpus Delicti: A Process” by Juli Zeh
Novikova Nina Nikolaevna
3471-3477 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 10.
Metamorphoses of “Deng Xiaoping’s Cat” (based on Spanish-language journalism)
Murzin Yuriy Petrovich
256-263 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Linguistic expression of gender status in German: Pros and cons
Belova Valentina Fedorovna, Lebedenko Galina Aleksandrovna, Shavkun Natalia Sergeevna
248-255 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Functioning of English participles in publicistic texts
Anosova Anastasiya Aleksandrovna
242-247 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Metonymy in the media space of the Arab political discourse
Okil Izildin
237-241 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Social problems in M. Gorky’s essays on cinema in a historical context
Plotnikova Anastasia Gennadievna
230-236 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Specific features of modern youth jargon (based on Internet sources)
Karamova Aigul Airatovna, Smetanina Anastasia Yurievna
223-229 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Pre-revolutionary women’s literature in Russia and China
Fang Tian
216-222 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Artistic interpretation of male and female images in V. I. Mishanina’s play “Barefoot through the Clouds”
Nikolaeva Elina Evgenievna
210-215 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Argumentative structure of the text of parliamentary speeches (based on the French language)
Gavrishina Irina Nikolaevna
193-198 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Structural and pragmatic features of the film poster (based on the material of the French film discourse)
Anisimov Vladislav Evgen’evich
184-192 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Folklore symbolism of I. Bunin’s short story “The Raven”
Liu Minjie
177-183 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Synthesis of European and national traditions in the poetry of Dina Mamchuyeva
Bittirova Tamara Shamsudinovna
171-176 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Image of Soviet childhood as a condition for the hero’s self-identification in L. Rubinstein’s mature poems
Bibergan Ekaterina Sergeevna, Bogdanova Olga Vladimirovna, Ryabchikova Anna Vladimirovna
161-170 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Synthesis of genre traditions in Yuz Aleshkovsky’s novel “Kangaroo”
Osmukhina Olga Yurievna, Maksinyaev Rishat Ildarovich
154-160 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Prosodic cues of emotionality in football commentaries: Pitch (based on Chinese)
Liu Hong, Androsova Svetlana Viktorovna
147-153 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Linguistic and socio-cultural distinctness of the dialect phraseology of Swiss German
Kopchuk Lyubov Borisovna
139-146 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Algorithms for searching phraseological units in a linguistic corpus with morphological markup (Indo-European languages)
Gorozhanov Alexey Ivanovich
132-138 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Thanatological images and motifs in A. K. Tolstoy’s and J. W. von Goethe’s creative work (based on the ballads “The Blind Man” and “The Singer”)
Korbankova Darya Sergeevna
126-131 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Representation of female identity in German neoparemias with a gender marker
Vlavatskaya Marina Vitalyevna, Osolodchenko Marina Nikolaevna
116-125 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Prospects of using a linguistic corpus in terms of investigating the phraseological stock of a national language
Selifonova Elena Dmitrievna, Sleptsova Larisa Arkadyevna, Zalipaeva Zhanna Pavlovna
110-115 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
The monograph “A. P. Chekhov and Crimea” by A. G. Golovacheva. 2nd edition, revised and expanded. Moscow: Bakhrushin Theatre Museum, 2022. 200 p.: illustrated: Book review
Skibina Olga Mikhailovna
107-109 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Issues of reflecting historical events in the plot and the figurative system of a literary work
Myshkina Albina Fedorovna, Isaev Yury Nikolaevich, Yadranskaya Inessa Vladimirovna
101-106 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Linguoculturemes, intercultural transfer and transcultural modeling (based on the Russian and French languages)
Sedykh Arkadiy Petrovich, Akimova Elvira Nikolajevna, Bezkorovaynaya Galina Tigranovna
91-100 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Linguistic features of socio-political discourse: Based on a comparison of the political speeches of British and American politicians
Chernyshova Larisa Anatol’evna, Chernikova Elena Olegovna
85-90 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Translation commentary to Leo Tolstoy’s novel “Resurrection”: Based on the Chinese translation by Ru Long
Zhang Yang, Nikonova Natalia Egorovna
77-84 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Etymology and semantics of the color term ‘red’ (красный, 红) in Russian and Chinese
Lyulina Anastasiya Gennadievna, Wang Xuejiao
72-76 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Professional linguistic personality of servicemen of the United States Armed Forces (based on the texts of American military bloggers)
Golubenko Elena Alexandrovna
66-71 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Manipulative potential of verbal representations in American political discourse
Stepanova Ekaterina Vladimirovna
52-57 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Linguistic objectification of the critical format of English-language scientific discourse
Mironova Marina Yurievna
45-51 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Functional role of a boundary in the genre tradition of the Bildungsroman (based on 1910s-1920s modernist prose)
Osmukhina Olga Yurievna, Ovsyannikova Ekaterina Pavlovna
40-44 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Decomposition structure of Chinese characters
Guruleva Tatiana Leonidovna, Abdrakhmanova Alina Railevna
31-39 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
The “Pochos” phenomenon in the context of the “us – them” dichotomy (based on the Mexican segment of social networks)
Davtiants Irina Igorevna
24-30 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Explicit and implicit semantics of the term “genre” in legal-linguistic discourse
Ziyangirova Ekaterina Leonidovna
18-23 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Influence of the Portuguese language on the verb system of Macau Creole Portuguese: Semantics and functioning of the Macanese participle in comparison with the Portuguese participle
Khutoretskaya Olga Aleksandrovna, Ravvina Iuliia Stanislavovna
12-17 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Returning to Wales: Lynette Roberts’s poetry in the 1940s
Shipilova Natalia Vitalyevna
6-11 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
Problematic and thematic uniqueness of A. Voznesensky’s "final" book of poems "T’mat’" (2008)
Gudkova Svetlana Petrovna, Khozyaikina Anastasiya Vladimirovna
1-5 Philology. Theory & Practice
2024. № 1.
The strategy of topic introduction by presenting a causative event in analytical newspaper articles (by the example of an upcoming event)
Rakhimova Anna Leonidovna, Chvalun Roza Vladimirovna, Kizilova Natalia Igorevna
3099-3105 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Axiological potential of the English words of the year 2022
Samoylova Antonina Vadimovna, Shershneva Natalia Borisovna
3092-3098 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Verbal empathy in the functional and pragmatic focus (on the material of the French language)
Ben Shushan Anna Alexandrovna
3085-3091 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Substandard in Russian-language translations at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries
Achkasov Andrei Valentinovich
3078-3084 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Psycholinguistic aspect of analyzing the language personality of an English leader
Evtushenko Oksana Aleksandrovna, Ionkina Ekaterina Yur’evna, Shestakova Olga Aleksandrovna
3057-3062 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Harlequinade grotesque in D. H. Lawrence’s novel “Mr. Noon”
Kosareva Anna Aleksandrovna
3050-3056 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Analogues of the passive voice and ergativity in the Chinese and Russian languages (taking into account the experience of communication in the Guoyu linguistic environment)
Kurdyumov Vladimir Anatolievich
3041-3049 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Lu Xun and Hu Shih: Two outlooks on the development of modern Chinese literature
Zakharova Natalya Vladimirovna
3035-3040 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Military metaphor in English-language popular science discourse on cybersecurity: Semantic, cognitive and pragmatic aspects
Savchenko Anna Aleksandrovna
3028-3034 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
The theory of elliptic sentences in domestic Russian philology: A systematic review
Vorobyova Yelena Nickolaevna
3019-3027 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Transition of qualitative semantics into quantitative meaning in the Kabardian language (an introduction to the subject)
Bizhoev Boris Chamalovich, Khezheva Maryana Rashadovna
3013-3018 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Similes in A. S. Pushkin’s poetry and prose: Structure, semantics, functions
Mamedov Akhmed Alipashevich, Ladatko Anastasiya Olegovna
3007-3012 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
The creative work of Irène Némirovsky in the evaluation of Soviet critics of the 1920s-1940s
Balaban Alina Ivanovna
3002-3006 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Features of using absolute participle constructions in the Italian language of the XVI century (by the example of F. Guicciardini’s treatise “The History of Italy”)
Furtsev Roman Vitaljevic
2996-3001 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Thematic groups of Russian euphemisms about alcohol consumption
Zhang Xiaofei
2990-2995 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Pragmatic adaptation in film translation (based on the material of Q. Tarantino’s feature film “Pulp Fiction”)
Shcherbakova Valeria Sergeevna, Androsova Olga Evgenevna
2984-2989 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Features of the formation of proper names and the ways of their rendering into the Russian language (based on the material of the children’s tale “Adventures of Cipollino” by G. Rodari)
Shapovalova Elena Olegovna
2979-2983 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
The path-road to the stars: On the specifics of transformation of the folklore magical fairy-tale tradition in A. Belyaev’s novel “Kets Star”
Ponomareva Darya Vasilyevna
2972-2978 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
The image of the father in the creative work of Jonas Hassen Khemiri
Morkina Marta Aleksandrovna
2964-2971 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
The role of postpositions in the construction of divisible sentences in the modern Erzya language
Vodyasova Lyubov Petrovna
2957-2963 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Generation of meaning in synergistic literary discourse (by the example of V. Pelevin’s short story “The Water Tower”)
Akopova Yuliya Alekseevna
2952-2956 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Lexico-semantic features of narrative psychologisation in G. Flynn’s novel “Gone Girl”
Ramantova Olga Vyacheslavovna
2942-2951 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Typology and stylistic functions of intertextual inclusions in the Russian children’s novella of the 1920s (based on the work “The Republic of ShKID” by L. Panteleyev and G. Belykh)
Lubkina Olga Andreevna
2931-2941 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Anglicisms of the thematic group “Fashion” in the Spanish media discourse
Ivlieva Elena Alexeevna
2926-2930 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Representation of a military term and its translation equivalents in English-Russian online dictionaries
Balkanov Ilya Vladimirovich, Lupanova Ekaterina Vyacheslavovna
2918-2925 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Linguopragmatic aspects of translating Kate DiCamillo’s stylistic dominants from English into Russian
Sessorova Svetlana Aleksandrovna
2912-2917 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Artistic specifics of the lyric poetry of the Cossack poet N. A. Kelin
Gizhe Elena Dmitrievna
2907-2911 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
S. Johnson in Russia: Reception issues
Reinhold Natalya Igorevna
2899-2906 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Metaphorical worldview of students as a means of conceptualising the specifics of education in the postmodern era (based on the material of an associative experiment)
Ignatieva Anastasia Sergeyevna
2893-2898 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
A set of tactics of the British pre-election discourse from the perspective of a self-presentation strategy
Akhmadeev Igor Ramzesovich
2888-2892 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Images of nature in the lyric poetry of Badrutdin Magomedov
Alkhlavova Inna Khumkerkhanovna
2882-2887 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Substantivisation of participles as a way for the formation of naming units for persons alternative to suffixation (based on the material of the German language)
Melgunova Anna Vladislavovna
2876-2881 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
A. B. Yaroslavsky’s creative work during the revolutionary transformations of 1917: From the poetic feuilleton to the origins of the poetry of biocosmism
Slivko Stanislav Vadimovich
2869-2875 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Pragmalinguistic approach to the description of lecturers’ speech behaviour in the genre of popular science discourse “video lecture” in German and English
Lesnyak Marina Valerievna
2862-2868 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Structural-semantic models of simple repetitions in English colloquial speech
Vorobyova Yelena Nickolaevna
2856-2861 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Reflection on the ethical aspects of the adoption of an analytical philosophical concept in the novel “The Tunnel” by W. Gass
Nikulina Alla Konstantinovna
2849-2855 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
“Witches” and “valkyries” of the guardian of antiquities: On the typification of female images in the duology by Yu. Dombrovsky
Kablukov Valerii Vital’evich
2842-2848 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Tuvan language: The problems of speech culture and digital vitality (based on the material of online discussions)
Dongak Chechena Borisovna
2837-2841 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
“The Hermit. A Pendant to Werther’s Sorrows” by J. M. R. Lenz: An early attempt at therapeutic writing
Gladilin Nikita Valer’evich
2829-2836 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
The range of themes in Vladislav Avdeev’s early creative work
Emelianov Igor Stepanovich
2822-2828 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
The search for new rhythmic and sound forms of Russian versification in the modernist era: From pre-symbolism to constructivism
Makarova Svetlana Anatol’evna
2806-2821 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Images of Russians in Bazar Baradin’s works
Isakov Aleksandr Viktorovich, Dampilova Lyudmila Sanzhiboyevna
2800-2805 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
The place of religion in the life and creative work of the British poet, prose writer and literary critic of the early XX century Edward Thomas
Talyzina Elena Viktorovna
2794-2799 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Informational matraquage and infobesity: Discourse realities of the modern media space
Sedykh Arkadiy Petrovich, Akimova Elvira Nikolajevna, Shcherbakov Andrey Vladimirovich
2783-2793 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
General language and special norms in media texts (by the example of coordinating a toponym and the appellative ‘Republic’ in the names of states)
Butorina Elena Petrovna
2777-2782 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Russian-Chinese idioms in political texts: A corpus-based functional and social aspects investigation
Jia Junwen
2767-2776 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Derivational and dynamic aspectivity of the terminological cluster “Technics and Technology”
Novoseletskaya Daria Ilyinichna
2759-2766 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Human appearance through the lens of zoomorphic metaphors in Russian and Chinese
Gavrilyuk Marina Aleksandrovna
2752-2758 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Voice onset time in plosive occlusives in the oral speech of monolinguals in Russia
Vikhrova Anastasia Yurjevna, Lypkan Tatiana Vitaljevna
2741-2751 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
The POWER concept in the mythological culture of the English national identity (based on J. R. R. Tolkien’s novel “The Lord of the Rings”)
Bugrova Svetlana Evgenjevna, Kurysheva Valentina Ilynichna
2735-2740 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Language units of subject semantics as an actualizer of the verbal and cogitative category of situationality in the Russian and English languages
Skoromolova Yuliya Vladimirovna
2729-2734 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Mekhtiev V. G., Pasevich Z. V., Struk A. A. Criticism and journalism of the Russian émigré community in China: A joint monograph / V. G. Mekhtiev, Z. V. Pasevich, A. A. Struk. Khabarovsk: Publishing House of the Pacific State University, 2020. 88 p.: Book review
Sysoeva Olga Alekseevna
2726-2728 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Shaping perception and evaluation of sports events in the English-language sports discourse through conceptual metaphors
Argounov Vasily Vasilievych
2719-2725 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Collecting language material as one of the stages in the study of the argotic component of a literary text (based on the material of modern French criminal prose)
Vysotskaya Anna Sergeevna
2712-2718 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
The archetypical nature of the oral prose of the Buryats (by the example of shamanic dreams)
Danchinova Maria Danilovna
2707-2711 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Documentary fiction novellas by G. A. Khodyrev in the series “Our Heroes” of Udmurt book publishing
Zaitseva Tatyana Ivanovna, Maksimova Olga Mikhailovna
2701-2706 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Functional homonymy and punctuation problems in the modern Ossetian language
Kudzoeva Anjela Fedorovna, Malieva Zalina Nokhovna
2696-2700 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Conceptual component of the COURT concept
Oskina Svetlana Dmitrievna, Shatskaya Zhanna Yuryevna
2689-2695 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
The educational function of art in English journalism and literature in the first half of the XVIII century
Simkina Olga Mikhailovna, Merkulova Mayya Gennadievna
2683-2688 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Precedent toponyms in the advertising tourism discourse of Germany
Tretiakova Evgenia Valeryevna, Sharmanova Oksana Sergeevna
2677-2682 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
The role of a non-lexicographic situation in the development of the functional theory of lexicography (as exemplified by specialized dictionaries in the situation of teaching military English)
Balkanov Ilya Vladimirovich, Muravleva Valeriya Romanovna
2670-2676 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Genre originality of A. Akhmetgalieva’s short stories
Sharipova Chulpan Ramzilevna
2664-2669 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Features of the translation of advertising slogans from French into Russian (based on the material of F. Beigbeder’s novel “99 Francs”)
Abramova Elena Konstantinovna
2657-2663 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 9.
Sound-symbolic figurative parallelism in the folklore text
Dobrova Svetlana Ivanovna
2648-2655 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Speech portrait of a blogger-narrator of “true crime story” (linguistic and stylistic aspect)
Kozheko Anna Vladimirovna, Mamedova Zumrud Ilnurovna
2643-2647 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
The somatic code “head” in Chinese phraseology
Sidorova Ayta Anatolievna, Filippova Sargylana Vasilievna
2838-2642 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Summarized lexicographic definition as an important component of an experimental study
Daidaeva Marina Viktorovna
2633-2637 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Linguistic features of English-language negotiations in the conditions of hostage-taking (based on the material of the film “The Negotiator”)
Shikhalkina Tat’yana Grigor’evna
2624-2632 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
The demonic theme in the anonymous English poem “Richard Coer de Lyon” of the late 14th century: Origins and functions
Semenov Vadim Borisovich
2615-2623 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Comparative analysis of Russian-language and French-language advertising slogans in the context of their communicative and pragmatic features
Bolotina Natalia Ivanovna
2609-2614 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Language, society and the state in the changing world / edited by Stanley D. Brunn, Roland Kehrein, Switzerland. 398 Pp. ISBN 978-3-031-18146-7: Book review
Milyaeva Larisa Vyacheslavovna, Kushnarev Andrej Nikolaevich
2606-2608 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Feminitives in the usage of new media
Butorina Elena Petrovna
2600-2506 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
A new project of a semantic classification of the verbal vocabulary of the Russian language
Kostitsina Raisa Vladimirovna
2592-2599 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Genre nature of the master class
Bezukladnikova Sofiya Sergeevna
2583-2591 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Metaphoric models representing the LOVE concept in the English and Spanish song discourse
Dubrovskaya Veronica Vladimirovna, Kabanova Irina Nikolaevna, Romashkina Tatyana Sergeevna
2577-2582 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Moral values of the people in the novella “The red island floated on the ocean” by the modern Bashkir prose writer Munir Kunafin
Khaliullina Albina Gabitovna, Galina Galima Galimyanovna
2571-2576 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
The most frequent translation transformations in the rendering of onomastic realia (by the example of J. K. Rowling’s Harry Potter novels)
Rokhlina Arina Igorevna
2565-2570 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Ways of conveying cultural and aesthetic value when translating “The Ballad of the Salt-Water” by F. G. Lorca into Russian
Pushkina Anna Vladimirovna, Krivoshlykova Liudmila Vladimirovna
2558-2564 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Language implementation of persuasiveness in political discourse (by the example of parliamentary debates in the German Bundestag)
Printsipalova Olga Vyatscheslavovna
2551-2557 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Lach (= Czech-Silesian = Ostrava) language in a practical textbook and in an author’s travelogue text: Vocabulary
Izotov Andrey Ivanovich
2536-2543 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Linguocultural concepts as a tool of speech manipulation of consciousness in modern German-language political discourse
Chabannaya Anastasiya Gennadyevna
2530-2535 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Artistic interpretations of Genghis Khan’s image in the English-language literature of the XX and XXI centuries
Egorova Olga Gennadievna, Belyakov Dmitry Aleksandrovich
2524-2529 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
The mythology of the Far Eastern frontier in S. V. Maksimov’s book “In the East. A Trip to the Amur (in 1860-1861)”
Vasilyeva Tatyana Vladimirovna
2518-2523 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
The Bildungsroman “Waterland”: Graham Swift as a follower of Charles Dickens
Varyoshin Nikita Vladimirovich
2511-2517 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Correlation between religious and military vocabulary in the Armenian text: A quantitative approach
Andreev Sergey Nickolayevich
2504-2510 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Synonymy in the English terminology of human viral diseases
Khanina Kseniia Andreevna
2496-2503 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
W. von Humboldt’s language antinomies in the aspect of translation (based on the material of the originals and translations of E. A. Poe’s short stories)
Gazizov Rafael Arkadjevich, Morozkina Evgeniya Aleksandrovna
2490-2495 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Neologisms of the coronavirus pandemic era: The lexeme корона (corona) as a productive element of coroneologisms
Semerdzhidi Valentina Nikolaevna
2484-2489 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Linguistic representation of the emotional state of the subject in Russian and English phraseology
Kulichenko Yulia Nikolaevna, Korolevskaya Ekaterina Mikhailovna, Belonozhko Nadezhda Dmitrievna
2478-2483 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Features of English-language argotisms in the speech of modern French youth (on the material of the “Glossary of French Rap Verlan” by V. M. Debov)
Kudriavtseva Natalia Anatolievna
2473-2477 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Article in thetic German sentences
Averina Anna Viktorovna
2467-2472 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Ways of conveying the imagery of phraseological units with the meaning of “laziness” (based on the material of the Russian and Kabardian languages)
Sherieva Nina Gumarovna
2462-2466 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Intertextuality as a device of poetics in Ilgiz Zainiev’s tragedy “Madina”
Makarova Venera Faizievna
2456-2461 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Prescriptive and descriptive translation of idiomatic expressions from Russian into English
Zhirova Irene Grigorjevna
2450-2455 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Actualization of the English lexeme “food” as a key cognitive unit of a gastronomic discourse in the Russian linguistic digital space of Internet communication
Dediukhina Anna Gennadievna
2443-2449 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Functioning of the Mari language in the school education system in the past and the present
Kondrashkina Elena Alekseevna
2437-2442 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Semantic universals in the evolution of colour terms in the Proto-Slavic and Proto-Turkic languages
Kozhemyakova Ekaterina Arkadevna, Isaev Yury Nikolaevich, Gubanov Aleksey Rafailovich, Petukhova Mariia Evgenevna
2432-2436 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Reduplicated constructions with the verb буол- ‘to be, to become’ in the Yakut language: Structure and semantics
Samsonova Ekaterina Maksimovna
2425-2431 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Figurative-semantic and structural features of the German phraseological units and composite idioms with the zoonym components “Hund” (dog) and “Katze” (cat)
Briskina Elena Viktorovna
2416-2424 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Linguocultural features of the anthems of Germany’s states
Blokhina Elena Nikolaevna
2407-2415 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
E. F. Rosen as an employee of the “Moskovsky vestnik” magazine and a promoter of Russian literature in the Ostsee region
Kuts Nikolai Victorovich
2401-2406 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Mixanthropic characters and their role in the graphic novel ‘Angel Catbird’ by M. Atwood
Isaeva Anna Nikolaevna
2395-2400 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Morphological and syntactic features of Bashkir advertising texts (based on the material of periodicals)
Ganieva Zulfiya Yurisovna, Abdullina Gulfira Rifovna
2389-2394 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Morality as a subject: Variability of evaluativeness and transformation of meanings (based on the material of the electronic corpus of the German language DWDS-Korpus)
Khakhalova Svetlana Alexeyevna, Nevolina Ksenia Viktorovna
2382-2388 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Features of the adaptive translation of aerospace texts from English into Russian
Novoselov Ilya Viktorovich, Ulitkin Ilya Alekseevich
2374-2381 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Linguistic means expressing the acceleration and slowing down of time in various types of literary speech (based on the novels by Anglo-American authors)
Demina Elena Anatolyevna
2369-2373 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Discrediting strategy as a tool of anti-Russian propaganda in the speeches of German politicians
Churikov Mikhail Petrovich
2361-2367 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Urzha A. V. The foreground and background in the narrative text: Narratology, linguistics, cognitive studies, translation studies. Moscow: FLINTA, 2022. 288 p.: Book review
Izotov Andrey Ivanovich
2358-2360 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
English textbook as a creolised hypertext: Structure and pragmatics
Shamshina Antonina Igorevna
2350-2357 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Discursive personality of a politician in the genre of American political debates: Intertextual references as a means of actualising discrediting tactics
Stepanova Nataliia Valentinovna
2344-2349 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Linguistic examination of texts publicly justifying terrorism and/or extremism
Korolkova Anzhelika Viktorovna, Alekseeva Maria Igorevna
2339-2343 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Stylistic features of fear-mongering in the literature of the horror genre and ways of their translation into Russian (by the example of S. King’s works in English and Russian)
Aleksanyan Anna Robertovna
2333-2338 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Modern women’s poetry of St. Petersburg: The creative work of T. S. Tsarkova
Wang Chunhui
2327-2332 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 8.
Nikolaev S. L. ‘The Tale of Igor’s Campaign’: Reconstruction of the poetic text. Moscow – St. Petersburg: Nestor-Istoriya, 2020. 640 p.: Book review
Izotov Andrey Ivanovich
2324-2326 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Abstractness and concreteness of the meaning of a word as a lexico-semantic category
Gutarova Aleksandra Viktorovna
2305-2310 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Planning and implementation of the administrative node of the institutional virtual learning environment of a linguistic university
Gorozhanov Alexey Ivanovich
2299-2304 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Paroemias about women in the system of kinship relations in the Russian and Uzbek languages
Fatkullina Fluza Gabdullinovna, Dubrovskaya Kristina Andreevna
2293-2298 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Teachers’ critical remarks in Chinese and Russian classroom discourse
Xia Yuehong, Zhou Qing
2287-2292 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Phraseological units – “false friends” in German and Russian: Types, causes and probability of occurrence
Pivovarova Ekaterina Vladimirovna
2279-2286 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Legitimization of Russian political discourse (on the material of President Vladimir Putin’s television speech)
Chen Siqi
2271-2278 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
The reader’s strategies for overcoming cognitive dissonance in the perception of characters’ images in the novel “Apollo Bezobrazov” by B. Yu. Poplavsky
Turanova Anastasiya Yurievna
2266-2270 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Genre classification of the English-language electronic hypertext as an object of linguosemiotic research
Stroykov Sergey Aleksandrovich, Nikitina Irina Nikolaevna
2260-2265 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Psychomechanics of the French fashion discourse
Sedykh Arkadiy Petrovich, Buzinova Lyudmila Mikhailovna, Ivanova Valeria Romanovna
2249-2259 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Using the apparatus of situational semantics for modeling the process of speech generation
Savitskij Vladimir Mikhailovich, Cherkassova Elena Valeryevna
2242-2248 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Trends in the Chinese word-formation process in the field of terminology
Prosvirkina Irina Ivanovna, Bekzhanova Milana Kelisovna, Izbasova Zhaniya Aubakarovna
2235-2241 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
The communicative category of reliability in the oral popular science discourse
Mochalova Daria Anatolyevna, Evtushenko Tatiana Gennadievna
2229-2234 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Linguistic terminology through the eyes of a naive linguist (on the material of the language of crosswords)
Kravchenko Mikhail Aleksandrovitch, Kravchenko Oxana Victorovna
2222-2228 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Frame modeling of the HEALTHY LIFESTYLE domain in the Arabic media discourse
Kodzova Zuriet Nurbievna
2214-2221 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Linguo-axiological foundations of conceptual opposition (by the example of the dichotomy CREATION/DESTRUCTION)
Zdanovskaya Lidiya Borisovna
2205-2213 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Synaesthetic metaphors in J. Harris’s novel ‘Blueeyedboy’
Gatsura Natalia Igorevna, Akaeva Eleonora Vyacheslavovna, Vinokurova Tatiana Nikolaevna
2197-2204 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Phonetic criteria of insincerity
Agafonova Marina Pavlovna, Kulygina Allegra Leonardovna
2192-2196 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Character type of a fool as a cultural phenomenon in German jokes
Shcherbina Sergei Juryevich
2186-2191 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Functional features of the proverb OHNE FLEIß KEIN PREIS in the German-language electronic communication system
Shitikova Anzhelika Vladimirovna
2179-2185 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Language actualization of the deep semantics of German ethnonym-based adjectives
Shevyakova Kira Viktorovna
2173-2178 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
German discourse markers in texts of various functional styles
Serebrova Olesia Felixovna
2166-2172 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Expressive modification of terms in modern legislative discourse (by the example of the German Criminal Code)
Petryanina Olga Valeryevna, Belenkova Yulia Sergeevna
2159-2165 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Linguistic means of categoricity expression in modern English-language scientific prose
Makhmutova Alsu Nigmatyanovna, Lutfullina Gulnara Firdavisovna
2151-2158 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Individual author’s neologisms in the works of Bernardine Evaristo as a linguocultural phenomenon
Dubovitskaya Maria Anatolievna
2145-2150 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Syntactic functions of the infinitive in the modern Erzya language
Vodyasova Lyubov Petrovna
2138-2144 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Dialectisms and archaisms in the hunting vocabulary of the Yakut language (based on the material of G. F. Sivtsev’s “A Short Dictionary of the Yakut Language”)
Borisova Yuliya Mikhailovna, Skryabina Alevtina Afanasievna
2131-2137 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Classification of mental verbs in the Russian dialects of the Amur region
Fang Haixu, Sadchenko Valentina Tarasovna
2124-2130 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Features of using constituents of the semantics of the inexpressible in federal, regional and city newspapers
Nemich Natalia Nikolaevna
2117-2123 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
The image of America and Americans in J. B. Priestley’s journalistic writings
Chernova Iuliia Vladimirovna, Egorova Olga Gennadievna
2111-2115 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
W. Shakespeare’s tragedy “Macbeth” as a model of dehumanization and secularization of the Late Renaissance
Strelnikova Larisa Yurievna, Chernova Lyubov Viktorovna, Tarasova Irina Igorevna
2104-2110 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Musicality of Edward Albee’s plays (by the example of the play “Three Tall Women”)
Smetanina Natalia Alexandrovna
2097-2103 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Ayşe Şasa’s Turkish dystopia
Repenkova Mariya Mihaylovna
2092-2096 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Russian classical literature in the novel “The Noise of Time” by Julian Barnes: Strategies of representation
Nikolitch Militsa
2087-2091 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
The problem of memory in the novel “Moon Tiger” by Penelope Lively
Ivanova Daria Dmitrievna, Vafina Alsu Khadievna
2081-2086 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Intercultural dialogue: Who is the hero of our time in Moscow, Minsk and Delhi?
Zelezinskaya Natalia Stanislavovna, Nikola Marina Ivanovna, Shishkova Irina Alekseevna
2074-2080 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Contradiction as a fundamental property of Ch. Sorel’s characters in the novel “The Comical History of Francion” (1623-1633)
Ermilova Kira Evgen’evna
2068-2073 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
The space-time organisation of R. Töpffer’s novella “The Great St Bernard”
Anisimova Alexandra Naumovna, Efremova Yulia Ivanovna
2063-2067 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
A stranger among their own: The representation of the image of the Other in the Ossetian poetry of the late 19th century – the early 20th century (G. M. Tsagolov, D. A. Gatuev)
Khetagurova Dzerassa Kazbekovna
2056-2062 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Aposiopesis in the Russian and Bashkir poetry of the XX century (by the example of the lyric poetry by S. Yesenin and R. Garipov)
Kulsarina Irena Galinurovna, Permyakova Larisa Anatolyevna
2049-2055 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Philosophical and aesthetic introspection in M. Akhmedov’s poetry (on the materials of the book “On the Edge of the Century”)
Gadzhilova Shanisat Magomedovna
2043-2048 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Artistic contexts of the Moksha-Russian language “switching” of Raisa Orlova
Arzamazov Aleksey Andreevich
2037-2042 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Epigraphs in the Russian memoir texts of the second half of the XVIII century – the early XIX century
Farafonova Oksana Anatolievna
2030-2036 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
I. S. Turgenev’s novel “Virgin Soil” in China: Translations and significance
Wu Xiaoting
2023-2029 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
The self-concept of the protagonist and the author’s intention (by the example of V. Pelevin’s short story “Nika”)
Miller Ludmila Vladimirovna
2018-2022 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
“I served my native word as best I could...”: Motherland and foreign land in the sonnets by poets of the Russian Far Eastern émigré community
Koval’chuk Irina Ur’evna
2013-2017 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
Early “program” texts by Lev Rubinstein
Bogdanova Olga Vladimirovna, Zhilеnе Ekaterina Sergeevna, Ryabchikova Anna Vladimirovna
2006-2012 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
The image of the railway in the creative work of Igor Melamed
Berestnev Ruslan Balabekovich
2001-2005 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 7.
The concept of the informative code of linguocognitive connectors in the discourse model
Ogneva Elena Anatolievna
1987-1992 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Levels of conceptual correspondence between the concept and the concept scenario (based on the experimental material obtained from adolescents with normal and impaired hearing)
Kolodina Nina Ivanovna, Pobeda Anastasiya Yur'evna
1975-1986 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Specificity of using linguistic means to form the image of aircraft enterprises
Chernyshova Larisa Anatol'evna, Chernikova Elena Olegovna
1965-1974 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Semantic analysis of the somatism “head” in the phraseology of the Canadian French, French and English languages
Teganyuk Valeriya Viktorovna, Konovalova Elena Nikolaevna
1960-1964 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Expressive language means in the speech of the Japanese and Russian heads of state (based on addresses to the nation during the COVID-19 pandemic)
Rufova Elena Stepanovna, Migalkina Marina Albertovna
1955-1959 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Comparative analysis of the concepts ИСТОРИЯ/HISTORY on the material of lexicographic discourse
Peredrienko Tatiana Yurievna, Balandina Ekaterina Sergeevna, Chernysheva Anastasia Mikhailovna
1944-1954 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Trends in the translation of terms in the field of information technology: A comparative analysis of English-Russian translation dictionaries of different periods (1990 and 2011)
Makhmutova Alsu Nigmatyanovna, Yurova Maria Alexandrovna
1937-1943 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
The parametric worldview in American and Russian cultures in translation of the names for linear measures: The cognitive and pragmatic aspects
Kulgavova Larisa Vladimirovna
1930-1936 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
The problem of interpretation of occasional proper names in T. S. Eliot’s cycle of poems “Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats” and T. Pratchett’s novel “The Unadulterated Cat” and the peculiarities of their rendering in Russian translations
Vorobets Tatyana Alekseevna, Gerdt Elena Valerievna, Lobkova Elena Vladimirovna
1920-1929 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Semantic differential as a method for studying the image of the Sun in the linguistic consciousness of Chinese and Russian youth
Wang Zhiqiang
1913-1919 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Actualization of the connotative component in the structure of a word when creating a humorous effect in an utterance
Cherkasova Elena Valeryevna
1907-1912 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Communicative-pragmatic potential of precedence in a humorous text
Tuova Ruzana Khamedovna
1901-1906 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
The pragmalinguistic aspect of a politician’s speech activity by the example of media statements with a humorous effect
Taktarova Anna Valer'evna, Cherkasova Marina Nikolaevna
1894-1900 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Linguo-semiotic portrait of the Königsberg hermit: Immanuel Kant
Sedykh Arkadiy Petrovich
1884-1893 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Conceptual organization of technical knowledge as a result of the cognitive semiosis evolution
Novoseletskaya Daria Ilyinichna
1876-1883 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Simple sentence as a means of logical inference representation (on the material of the English language)
Nikitina Irina Nikolaevna, Cherkunova Marina Vladimirovna, Starostina Julia Sergeevna
1869-1875 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Manipulative concepts and their representation in Joe Biden’s official speeches in 2022-2023
Vlavatskaya Marina Vitalyevna, Porechnaya Olga Georgievna
1862-1868 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Language transformations in the reflection of digital media reality
Borodulina Natalia Yurievna, Makeeva Marina Nikolaevna, Il’ina Irina Evgen’evna
1855-1861 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
The modality of certainty as a modus category of the communicative level (on the material of the English language)
Shakirova Rezeda Dilshatovna, Shcherbakova Irina Alexandrovna
1849-1854 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Frame analysis of the semantics of German verbs of hearing
Khantimirov Spartak Mubarakshevich
1843-1848 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Sports terminology in the popular science text (on the material of the German language)
Filippov Konstantin Anatolievich, Filippova Nina Borisovna
1837-1842 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Varieties of a German joke about women as a media text
Ukhova Anna Sergeyevna
1829-1836 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Functions of precedent phenomena in German-language fictional discourse
Silaeva Ekaterina Mikhailovna
1822-1828 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Features of euphemization in modern ecological discourse (by the example of the German language)
Petryanina Olga Valeryevna, Revina Elena Vladimirovna
1815-1821 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Formation of the semantic paradigm of the lexeme ‘Tugend’ in modern German
Lazareva Tatiana Andreevna
1808-1814 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Comparative phraseological units of the German language with a zoonym component (semantic and linguocultural aspects)
Ivanchenko Tatiana Anatolevna
1801-1807 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Verbal markers of threat in public statements of the English-speaking segment of the social network Twitter
Deeney Irina Anatolyevna, Reshetnyak Daria Alexandrovna, Drozdova Ekaterina Alexandrovna
1795-1800 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Pronunciation and identity: Vowel and consonant tendencies in Northern English dialects
Demina Malvina Aleksandrovna
1788-1794 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Structural and semantic characteristics of compound words in legal discourse (based on the material of the English language)
Belyakova Ol’ga Vladimirovna
1781-1787 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Structural-semantic characteristics of derivative verbs of motion in the German language
Akhmetova Leysan Atlasovna, Shaimardanova Milyausha Ravilevna
1773-1780 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Corpus analysis of modal words with the meaning of uncertainty in the English language
Astakhova Tatyana Nikolaevna
1767-1772 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Translanguaging as a daily practice (based on the material of Russian-Tatar-Udmurt multilingualism)
Kondrat'eva Natal'ya Vladimirovna, Il'ina Nataliya Vladimirovna
1762-1766 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Comparison of conflicting speech behaviour in a literary text and its film adaptation: The lexico-stylistic aspect
Jazokova Julia
1755-1761 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Phonostylistic argumentation techniques in audio advertising
Fedotova Nina Leonidovna, Yerzheninova Snezhana Vasilievna
1749-1754 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Speech tactics of compliment in the Russian media dialogue (against the background of the Chinese language)
Sboeva Daria Aleksandrovna
1741-1748 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Non-finite verb taxic forms as a means of simultaneity expression in the Russian language
Lutfullina Gulnara Firdavisovna, Makhmutova Alsu Nigmatyanovna
1736-1740 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Semantics of the actional verbs accompanying words with the root -дом- in F. A. Vigdorova’s idiolect (by the example of 1950s-1960s prose)
Kulicheva Evgeniya Viacheslavovna
1728-1735 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Ethnolinguistics. Onomastics. Etymology: Proceedings of the 5th international scientific conference (Yekaterinburg, September 7-11, 2022). Yekaterinburg: Ural University Publishing House, 2022. 292 p.: Book review
Izotov Andrey Ivanovich
1725-1727 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
The magic of the word of Oskar Loerke: In search of the authenticity of an artistic statement
Melnikova Irina Markovna
1719-1723 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Interpretation of the image of dance in F. Nietzsche’s creative work
Solonovich Anna Olegovna
1712-1718 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Francis of Assisi: The object of medievalist studies and a literary character
Samarina Marina Sergeyevna
1707-1711 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Subjective narrative in J. Franzen’s novel “Freedom” (2010) in the light of the paradigm of post-postmodernism
Kim Yulia Vitalievna
1702-1706 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Distinctive characteristics of poetry translation in the context of gender differences (based on the works by R. Burns)
Bakhnova Yuliya Anatolievna
1695-1701 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Formation of drama genres in the context of genre-mode consciousness development among the first Chuvash writers
Rodionov Vitaly Grigorievich, Kirillova Irina Yurievna
1689-1694 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
The theme of loneliness in Tufan Minnullin’s trilogy
Zakirzyanov Al’fat Magsumzyanovich, Fatkhtdinov Fail Kamilovich, Gabidullina Farida Imamutdinovna
1683-1688 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
The range of problems in the story “Behind Us Is Moscow” by the Bashkir prose writer Munir Kunafin
Galina Galima Galimyanovna, Khaliullina Albina Gabitovna
1678-1682 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Specificity of the anti-utopian tradition interpretation in the novella “Nikolai Nikolaevich” by Yuz Aleshkovsky
Osmukhina Olga Yurievna, Maksinyaev Rishat Ildarovich
1672-1677 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Speech portrait of M. Gorky: Stylistic features of written communication in his correspondence with V. Posse (1898-1901)
Karakhanyan Narine Joraevna
1665-1671 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Artistic features of I. Lisnyanskaya’s “final” book of poems “Echo” (2005)
Gudkova Svetlana Petrovna, Khozyaikina Anastasiya Vladimirovna
1659-1664 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Literary portraits of M. A. Vrubel and M. A. Bulgakov in the creative work of K. G. Paustovsky
Galyas Irina Anatolyevna, Rudenko Zhanetta Anatolyevna
1651-1658 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
The great potential of a small poem by J. Brodsky (“The Jewish cemetery near Leningrad...”)
Bogdanova Olga Vladimirovna, Baranova Tatiana Nikolaevna
1645-1650 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 6.
Building a linguistic corpus based on natural language processing tools: Planning software solutions
Gorozhanov Alexey Ivanovich
1616-1620 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Studying the evolution of the linguoculturological concept BALANCE based on the universal and culture-specific collocations frequency analysis with the “balance” component in Russian and Anglo-American discourse
Shubina Anna Olegovna
1608-1615 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Russian connotative mythonyms in the mirror of Chinese culture
Zhang Hongying, Wang Kai
1602-1607 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Punctuation grammar in the translation of a French poetic text
Sveshnikova Marina Ilinichna, Sernova Elena Igorevna
1597-1601 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Translation of subject-naming units into English in A. P. Chekhov’s play “The Seagull”
Rudenko Tatiana Ivanovna
1591-1596 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Role of lexical and syntactic expressive means in the interpretation of the image of mountains from Russian into English in the story “Monte Verità” by Daphne du Maurier
Korshunova Elena Sergeevna
1585-1590 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Valence and collocability in the structure of English-language and Russian-language multi-component attributive phrases
Zagrayevskaya Tatiana Borisovna, Dubovsky Max Dmitrievich, Zagrayevskaya Stanislava Mikhailovna
1579-1584 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Types of lacunarity in the translation of A. P. Chekhov’s works into Chinese by modern Chinese translators
Du Xin
1573-1578 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Frame-based representation of the DIGITAL ECONOMY concept in the English-language discursive practice
Yudina Natalya Vladimirovna, Kalugina Olga Anatolevna
1565-1572 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Value dominants of South Korean linguoculture and their linguistic representation
Timko Natal’ya Valer’evna
1559-1564 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Educational migrant discourse in Russia: Trends, communication strategies, social risks
Lysova Olga Vasilievna, Abdullina Amina Shakiryanovna, Lysov Oleg Igorevich
1553-1558 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Motivation as a property of physics symbols
Danilina Natalia Ivanovna, Danilin Vitaliy Alexandrovich
1546-1552 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
French language of digital communication: Conditions of formation and main characteristics
Borodulina Natalia Yurievna, Kopelnik Vladislava Igorevna, Chebotareva Galina Nikolaevna
1541-1545 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Algorithm for the systematisation of synonyms in French youth argot (on the material of rap works)
Fanaryuk Ksenia Anatolyevna, Kuzmina Olga Alekseevna
1536-1540 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Paroemias as a source of exemplification in the Spanish grammatical tradition of the XVI-XVIII centuries
Terentieva Ekaterina Dmitrievna, Bakanova Anna Valentinovna
1529-1535 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Ethnocultural distinctness of Swiss phraseological units
Chukshis Vadim Andreevich
1525-1528 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
The typical argument ‘Jörg Haider is a right-wing populist’ in the system of discursive construction of the identity of Austrians by the German mass media (on the material of the publications of the newspaper ‘Der Tagesspiegel’ in February 2000)
Spasskaya Anna Sergeevna
1515-1524 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Mechanisms of conceptualisation of aspectual-temporal meanings of grammatical constructions
Skvortsova Natalia Sergeyevna
1505-1514 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Role of the communicants in determining the parameters of the ecology of communication (on the material of the English-language literary discourse)
Samigullina Anna Sergeevna, Korzun Anna Viktorovna
1496-1504 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Strategies and tactics of speech influence in the discourse of English-language TED Talks public lectures
Romanovskaia Lidiia Valentinovna, Zhernova Anna Vladimirovna
1489-1495 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Linguistic features of the German terminological system of marketing
Petryanina Olga Valeryevna, Revina Elena Vladimirovna
1482-1488 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
The phonetic system of the English language in aeronautical radiotelephony communications
Lysenko Sergey Vladimirovich
1477-1481 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Persuasive potential of the linguistic means for advocating migration policy in the programme of the ‘Alternative for Germany’ party
Katalkina Natalia Anatolyevna, Karyakina Julia Nikolaevna, Ripacheva Elena Anatolyevna
1470-1476 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Features of expression of the semantics of futurality by the non-finite forms of the English verb
Kazionova Elena Nikolayevna, Pavlova Olga Aleksandrovna
1465-1469 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Characteristics of communicative manipulation on the material of English TV series
Ilyukhin Nikita Igorevich
1458-1464 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Genre and composition features of the texts of German-language online travel guides
Bespalova Svetlana Vasilevna, Kuznetsova Lydmila Nikolaevna
1451-1457 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Internet meme as a tool for expressing public opinion of Germans in relation to vaccination against Covid-19 in Germany
Akkuratova Irina Borisovna
1444-1450 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Representation of the concept MOSQUITO in the Even language picture of the world
Kuzmina Raisa Petrovna
1440-1443 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Predicative conjugation of non-verbs in the central dialect of the Moksha language
Ivanova Galina Sofronovna, Butylov Nikolay Vasilievich, Saigutina Kristina Ivanovna
1434-1439 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Complex verbs with the multiple action suffix -хь in the Kabardian-Circassian language
Dzuganova Rita Khabalovna
1429-1433 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Terms for dance movements of Bashkir folk dances
Вaibulov Ilnar Irnazarovich
1424-1428 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Soft and hard variants of the institutionality of service communication
Yang Can
1416-1423 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Formation of political euphemisms: Stages, methods, dynamics
Wu Yucongzi
1411-1415 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Features of Phonetic Assimilation of Arabisms in the Russian Language
Svetlova Rozaliia Mansurovna, Ibragimova Leisan Galiahmatovna, Lisina Gulnara Monirovna
1406-1410 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Linguo-axiological aspect of studying the correlation between dialect derivatives with the suffix -уш/а and the value paradigm of the Orthodox spirituality space
Katyshev Pavel Alekseevich, Lushpey Anastasia Alexandrovna
1400-1405 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Terminological systems of the sublanguage of medicine: A structural-typological aspect
Kazarina Svetlana Georgievna, Gulyaeva Tatyana Urevna
1395-1399 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Poetic texts as a fragment of geologist’s speech portrait of the second part of the XX century
Ivanova Nadezhda Alekseyevna
1389-1394 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Nouns with the suffix -ость in the translation of the Corpus Areopagiticum by Moses Gumilevsky (the XVIII century)
Volskaya Anastasia Sergeevna, Nikolaeva Nataliya Gennadyevna
1384-1388 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Role of gastronomic and culinary metaphors in the works of XX-century Russian literature (by the example of the novella “Hostess” by I. Grekova)
Al-Haideri Basim Hasan Khrebit
1378-1383 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
The Slavic world in the present and the past. In memory of Vladimir Pavlovich Gudkov: A collection of articles / ed. by E. I. Yakushkina. M.: MAKS Press, 2022. 224 p.: Book review
Izotov Andrey Ivanovich
1375-1377 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Representation of the “failed initiation” in postmodern literature in the novel “Brazil” by J. Updike
Shalimova Nadezhda Sergeevna, Mogish Aleksandra Aleksandrovna
1371-1374 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Implementation of Aristotle’s principles of dramatic genre in Sophocles’ tragedy “Antigone”
Cherkasova Elena Valeryevna
1365-1370 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Techniques of violating the literary and cultural code of Christmas in Victorian England in J. K. Jerome’s short prose (on the material of the work ‘Told After Supper’)
Vorobets Tatyana Alekseevna, Gerdt Elena Valerievna, Lobkova Elena Vladimirovna
1358-1364 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Specifics of the idyllic chronotope in H. L. Wagner’s drama ‘The Child Murderess’
Anisimova Alexandra Naumovna, Efremova Yulia Ivanovna
1351-1357 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Individual and history in the novel “The Great Bloodline” by the Buryat writer D. Erdyneev
Serebryakova Zоуа Alexandrovna, Chimitova Irina Zorigtoevna
1346-1350 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
“Eternal images” in I. S. Turgenev’s writings: On the material of the story “A Lear of the Steppes”
Hao Jingjing
1340-1345 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Essay genre on the pages of ‘Tomskie gubernskie vedomosti’ (Tomsk Provincial Gazette)
Tarasova Maria Vladimirovna
1334-1339 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
“Karamzin canon” in “Letters of a Russian Officer” by F. N. Glinka
Konstantinova Natalya Vladimirovna
1328-1333 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Transhumanism in the European literature of the 19th century: Dostoyevsky and Balzac
Kovalevskaya Tatyana Vyacheslavovna
1320-1327 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
The role of allusive microplots in the structure in characters' images of F. M. Dostoevsky's early works
Knyazeva Lyudmila Andreevna
1311-1319 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 5.
Phonetic interference in the speech of the Vietnamese studying Russian
Novospasskaya Natalia Viktorovna, Phan Nguyen Hanh
1299-1304 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Semantic organisation of thesauri of Russian-speaking and English-speaking photographers
Mikhaylova Margarita Andreevna, Ilduganova Gulnara Minshakirovna, Vakhitova Ruzilia Irekovna
1294-1298 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Gender identity and issues of political correctness in Chinese linguoculture against the background of the English and Russian languages
Kozhemyakina Valeria Alekseevna
1287-1293 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Conveying implicit meanings in the translation of Louise Glück’s poetry (on the material of the collection ‘The Wild Iris’)
Ivanova Svetlana Anatolievna, Makhmudova Khilola Erkin kizi
1280-1286 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Means of feedback expression in the German language
Shurupova Tatiana Yurievna
1274-1279 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Specific nature of the communication strategies of military-political discourse in the information environment (on the material of the English and Russian languages)
Fedotov Ilia Igorevich, Kovalev Leonid Nikolaevich
1264-1273 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Linguosemiotics of philosophical discourse: The linguistic personality of Baruch Spinoza
Sedykh Arkadiy Petrovich
1255-1263 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Linguo-rhetorical reconstruction of the elocutive strategy of text formation in media texts of turbulent times
Morina (Golyshkina) Lyudmila Aleksandrovna
1248-1254 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Anti-value categories of English-language neologisms of the business discursive sphere
Krivoruchko Irina Sergeevna
1242-1247 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Degree of agnonymity of the word медиация ‘mediation’ in the linguistic consciousness of modern students
Kinderknekht Anna Sergeevna
1236-1241 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Semiosis in a literary text: Authenticity and irreality
Dzyubenko Anna Igorevna
1229-1235 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Complex anaphor as a structural element of speech and textual strategies (on the material of the German language)
Danilova Elena Romanovna
1222-1228 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Features characterising the lexical units of the terminological system of the special field “Hydrotechnical construction” or “Hydrotechnical engineering”
Galankina Inna Ivanovna, Perfilieva Natalia Vladimirovna
1216-1221 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Discursive markers of the category of addressing in English-language news media texts
Syresina Irina Olegovna, Korzova Elena Nikolaevna, Goldman Anna Vladimirovna
1209-1215 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Verbalisation and structural representation of the phenomenon of “Sustained Development” (on the material of “The Independent” newspaper reports)
Sarkisyan Mariana Robertovna, Davydova Anna Robertovna
1201-1208 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Colour signs-symbols in the artistic discourse as components of the cultural semiosphere (on the material of the ethnic literature of the 20th-century USA)
Polshchykova Olga Nikolayevna, Polshchykova Alisa Konstantinovna
1194-1200 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Functional-semantic and pragmatic specifics of instructional texts in the German language
Petryanina Olga Valeryevna, Revina Elena Vladimirovna
1187-1193 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Realisation of the concessive construction ‘zwar …, aber …’ in oral doctor-patient communication
Osipenko Tatiana Aleksandrovna
1181-1186 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Speech tactics and techniques for the implementation of the strategy of information reveal in the German-language political interview (on the material of the programme “Markus Lanz”)
Lezhnina Anna Sergeevna
1174-1180 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Micro-field “Wines” of the lexico-semantic field “Food” in E. Hemingway’s work “A Moveable Feast”
Kurenkova Tatyana Nikolaevna, Strekaleva Tatyana Vladimirovna
1167-1173 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Status of the verb ‘mögen’ and its grammatical form ‘möchte’ in German
Egorova Olga Michailovna
1162-1166 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Manipulation of the interlocutor in business communication situations (based on the material of German cinema)
Gazizov Rafael Arkadjevich, Dilmukhametova Arina Valerjevna
1156-1161 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Structural-semantic ways of gender labelling of legal terms in the United Kingdom and the United States of America
Volgina Elena Valerievna, Lazovskaya Natalya Vladimirovna
1150-1155 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Features of neologisms translation in the economic discourse of the English language
Vasbieva Dinara Giniyatullovna
1145-1149 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Structural and semantic features of linguistic units of the English-language linguocultural scenario “Products”
Belyakova Ol’ga Vladimirovna, Pyrkina Natalia Alexandrovna
1140-1144 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Euphemisms in the ecological discourse of the modern English language
Basinskaya Maria Vladimirovna
1134-1139 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Modern Crimean Tatar literary language: Problems of orthology
Emirova Adile Memedovna
1128-1133 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Karachay-Balkar microtoponyms with the colourative къызыл ‘red’
Khubolov Sakhadin Magametovich, Tekuev Mussa Maskhutovich, Miziev Akhmat Magometovich
1122-1127 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Pragmalinguistic and syntactic features of interjections in the Kabardian-Circassian language
Afaunova Andgela Anatolevna
1117-1121 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Semantic and functional features of diminutive word formation in women’s speech
Yang Lei
1110-1116 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Diffusiveness of the attributive and statal semantics of the predicative
Toporkov Piotr Yevgenyevich
1105-1109 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Functional-semantic status of the verbal prefix пред- in the linguistic consciousness of native speakers of the Russian language (in the comparative aspect of corpus and psycholinguistic research)
Serysheva Yuliya Vacheslavovna, Sukhorukova Yuliya Aleksandrovna
1098-1104 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Gender specifics of the MILITARY MAN associative field in the non-professional Russian linguistic consciousness
Prokudina Irina Sergeevna, Kuks Anna Victorovna
1089-1097 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Internet slang in virtual communication as a linguistic phenomenon
Guo Jingyi
1082-1088 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Semantic field “Anti-politeness” and its manifestation in online communication
Wang Yue, Goncharova Liubov Markovna
1076-1081 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Abakumova O. B. Linguoculturological aspects of translation (based on the material of the Russian and English languages). Oryol: Oryol State University named after I. S. Turgenev; Kartush, 2022. 120 p.: Book Review
Izotova Anna Alexandrovna
1073-1075 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Poetry as the overcoming of death in the essayistics of F. Werfel and E. Canetti
Shastina Elena Michailovna, Seibel Nataliya Eduardovna
1067-1071 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
“Female initiation” in G. Martin’s novel “A Game of Thrones”
Shalimova Nadezhda Sergeevna, Safronova Arina Igorevna
1062-1066 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Specifics of realisation of the motif “apotheosis” in E. O’Neill’s play “The Emperor Jones”
Fedorenko Olga Yaroslavovna
1056-1061 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Artistic originality of M. Ravenhill’s monodrama “The Experiment”
Tropina Natalia Alekseevna
1050-1055 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Intermedial markers in the transformation of characters’ images (on the material of T. L. Peacock’s novel “Gryll Grange”)
Merkulova Mayya Gennadievna, Pudova Olga Alexandrovna
1044-1049 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
N. Abgaryan’s novel “Three Apples Fell from the Sky”: An attempt at discourse analysis
Kuchukova Zukhra Akhmetovna, Dalieva Eset Khusejnovna, Dolgieva Madina Borisovna
1038-1043 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Genres of Denis Diderot’s literary works: Essays, dialogues, tales, literary essays
Gerasimova Svetlana Anatolievna
1028-1037 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Synthesis of Eastern and Chuvash poetic traditions in the poetry of Peder Yakkusen
Sofronova Irina Vladimirovna, Vladimirova Olga Gennadiyevna
1022-1027 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Female characters in V. M. Shukshin’s prose
Shao Sijia
1016-1021 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Image of Chinese poetry in V. Pereleshin’s translations
Jia Yongning
1008-1015 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Image of Marianne Coulagot in the context of the theme of Russia in V. P. Aksyonov’s novel “The Burn”
Ulyanova Anna Vladimirovna
1000-1007 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Literary representation of an autistic teenager’s consciousness in the modern national prose for teenagers
Svitenko Natalya Viatcheslavovna
996-999 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
“A disoriented individual”, or “A hero of his time” in the literature of the late XX century
Klimova Tamara Yurievna
989-995 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Perception in V. Nabokov’s short prose (on the material of the stories “The Return of Chorb” and “The Potato Elf”)
Bazhanova Elena Anatolevna
983-988 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 4.
Features of the Naming Units of Tactile and Visual Acts, Realized under the Influence of Highly Intense Emotional Condition, in Stage Remarks (on the material of the English language)
Bezrukov Vadim Arkadyevich
961-968 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
The Comparison of Metonymic Motivation in the Russian-Language and the Chinese-Language Commercial Ergonyms
Wu Juan, Liu Lifen
956-960 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Metaphor as a Tool of Media Rhetoric in the Chinese-Language and English-Language Mass Media of China (on the Material of 环球时报 and The Global Times)
Nikolaeva Olga Vasilievna, Bai Xue
950-955 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Common and Culture-Specific Linguocultural Features of Paroemias with the Components Naming Tools of a Blacksmith, a Joiner and a Carpenter in Russian and Chinese
Liu Yue
943-949 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
The Peculiarities of Translating “Foreign Realia” from English into Russian in the Text of the Story “Don’t Look Now” by Daphne du Maurier
Korshunova Elena Sergeevna
937-942 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Grammaticalization of the Nouns ‘Side’ and ‘Stelle’ into Prepositions in English and German
Avagyan Asmik Armenovna
932-936 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Political Discourse as a Meta-Discourse in the Taxonomy of Discursive Practices (Linguistic Aspect)
Tumanova Ekaterina Olegovna
925-931 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Studying the Conceptual Sphere of the Russian Language through the Search for a Universal Basis for Its Formation
Suvorova Elena Vladimirovna, Romanova Yuliya Gennadyevna, Mikhailov Vladimir Vladimirovich
918-924 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Images of Specific Realities as a Means of Representing the Concept (by the Example of the Concept КРУГ (CIRCLE) in the Russian Linguistic World View)
Reznikova Ekaterina Valerjevna
913-917 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Deviations from the Language Norm: Linguo-Ecological Aspect (by the Material of the German-Language Microblog)
Kolesnik Tatiana Ivanovna
907-912 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Specifics of Representation of Conceptual Opposition in the Aspect of Political Discourse Consideration (by the Example of the Dichotomy СОЗИДАНИЕ/CREATION ‒ РАЗРУШЕНИЕ/DESTRUCTION in the Russian and English Languages)
Zdanovskaya Lidiya Borisovna
901-906 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Small Plot-Containing Discursive Forms of Digital Communication: Definition and Characteristics
Voyakina Elena Yurievna
893-900 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Constructive and Destructive Strategies and Tactics of Protestant Discourse
Balakin Sergey Vladimirovich, Moskvina Yuliya Alexandrovna
887-892 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
National and Cultural Specificity of the AMI/FRIEND Concept in French: Objectified and Subjectified Content
Sukhorukova Yulia Sergeevna
881-886 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Explicit and Implicit Self-Presentation in the German Scientific Texts
Yakovleva Tatyana Anatolyevna
874-880 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Discourse Markers and Speech Strategies (on the Material of the German Language)
Serebrova Olesia Felixovna
867-873 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Text Model of Massive Open Online Courses in German
Katalkina Natalia Anatolyevna, Ripacheva Elena Anatolyevna, Korablyova Svetlana Albertovna, Zelinskaya Julia Alexandrovna
860-866 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Reflection of National and Regional Identity in the German-Language Advertising Text
Guz Maria Nikolaevna, Pigina Natalia Vladimirovna
852-859 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Ways of Adding New Words and Phrases to the Vocabulary of the Fashion Sphere in the English Language
Anikeeva Tatiana Radievna
846-851 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Analogy as the Mechanism of Creating Occasionalisms in Value Judgements of the Modern German Language
Akkuratova Irina Borisovna
840-845 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Lexical Means of Expressing the Category of Space in the Ingush Language
Ausheva Elza Alikhanovna
835-839 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Semantic Status of Predicatives in the Phraseological System of Language
Toporkov Piotr Yevgenyevich
830-834 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Means of Elocution for Creating Images of the New Testament in the Speech Genre “Interpretation of the Gospel”: Theolinguistic Aspect
Smirnov Evgeny Sergeevich, Kolobaev Pavel Alekseevich
819-829 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Function Neologism "Если говорить…" (If We Talk…): Morphological Status and Communicative-Pragmatic Potential
Semenova Inna Vladimirovna
814-818 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Rare Lexical Units with the Meaning of a Person in the Records of the Kazan Region of the XVI-XVII Centuries
Nikolaeva Nataliya Gennadyevna, Khusainova Rimma Raisovna
809-813 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Metaphorical Concept of WATER in the Advertising Tourist Narrative (by the Example of Lake Baikal)
Menshikova Ekaterina Evgenevna
802-808 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Expression of the Category of Simultaneity by Participles in the Russian Language
Lutfullina Gulnara Firdavisovna
796-801 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Lexicographic Portrait of the Word Дядя (Uncle) in Secondary Naming
Koss Evgeniya Valerievna
789-795 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Morphogenesis of Macroand Microcosm Figurative Parallelism in Russian Folk Riddles
Dobrova Svetlana Ivanovna
780-788 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Theory of Mundane Linguistics: Systematic Review of the Current Research Direction
Kravchenko Mikhail Aleksandrovitch
773-779 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Linguistic Manipulative Influence: A Theoretical Review
Agadzhanyan Ruben Vladimirovich
765-772 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
The Symbolic Images of the Epoch of Changes in the Poetry of A. Blok and Xu Zhimo: Typological Parallels
Lu Zing
760-763 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
The Multiculturalism of the Initiation Novel in Modern US Literature: The Hero’s Journey
Shalimova Nadezhda Sergeevna
754-759 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
The Problem of “German Guilt” in the Military Prose of H. G. Konsalik and E. M. Remarque
Frolov Dmitry Mikhailovich
748-753 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
"We Will Not Leave the Memory of the People, / Descendants Will Remember Us…": The Theme of Memory in the Lyric Poetry of the Pridnestrovian War Veteran Poet Igor Ilyin
Pazina Natalia Vasilyevna
742-747 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Author’s Strategy of G. Flynn’s Detective Novels (by the Material of the Novel “Sharp Objects”)
Osmukhina Olga Yurievna, Bogatova Maria Andreevna
737-741 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
“The Serious Writer” John B. Priestley: Strategies for Creative Success as a Writer
Makarenko Larisa Victorovna
731-736 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Romanticism: The Typology of Artistic Bi-Worldness Models (on the Material of Foreign Literature of the XIX Century)
Berberova Liana Burkhanovna, Kuchukova Zukhra Akhmetovna, Mankieva Eset Khamzatovna
725-730 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Rhyme in Adyghe Versification: The Specifics of “Double Rhyming” and the Development of End Rhyme
Khavzhokova Lyudmila Borisovna
719-724 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Range of Problems and Poetics of the Novella "Man and Stone" by A. Teppeev
Sarbasheva Alena Mustafaevna
713-718 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Expansion of the Typology of the Bashkir Novel in the 1960s-1980s
Gareeva Gulfira Nigamatovna
707-712 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Niennism as an Attempt at Alternative Conceptualization of J. R. R. Tolkien’s Works in Russia
Shustova Ellina Viktorovna
701-706 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
History of Translations of My Past and Thoughts by A. I. Herzen in China
Ji Panxin
693-700 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Functions of the Trickster Archetype in the Novella “The Jester” by Yu. P. Vyazemsky
Svitenko Natalya Viatcheslavovna
688-692 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Geopoetics of Siberia in S. I. Kartsevsky's Prose of the Early XX Century
Pershina Alyona Igorevna
681-687 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
“Provincial Literature” in a Situation of Cultural Transition
Nikonova Tamara Alexandrovna, Ternova Tatiana Anatolyevna
675-680 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
Translation Practices of Ivan Bunin (the Short Story “The Magi”)
Bogdanova Olga Vladimirovna, Liu Minjie
670-674 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
“Researcher’s World. Z. S. Paperny. A. P. Chudakov”. M.: Publishing Center of the Russian State University for the Humanities, 2022. 409 p.: Opinion Paper
Skibina Olga Mikhailovna
667-669 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 3.
The Superlative Degree of Adjectives and Adverbs as a Means of Representing the Centre and the Periphery of the Comparability Functional-Semantic Field in the German, English and Russian Languages (by the Material of Meteorological Texts)
Shatalova Alena Vladimirovna
630-639 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Implementation of Pragmatic Adaptation Strategy in the Translation of Children’s Fiction from English into Russian (Based on the Works of Kate DiCamillo)
Sessorova Svetlana Aleksandrovna
624-629 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Lexicographic Typology of Terminological Dictionaries: A Cognitive Vector of Development (on the Basis of Terminological Dictionaries of the Russian, English and French Languages in the Subject Area “Military Aviation”)
Maksimova Irina Vassilyevna, Shpal’chenko Elina Petrovna
615-623 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Comparison of the Text “The Scythe” by R. Bradbury with Its Two Russian Versions
Korshunova Elena Sergeevna
609-614 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Visual Metaphor in Satirical Polycode Texts of Internet Communication: By the Example of Cartoons and Demotivators about Anti-Russian Sanctions
Zhang Boya, Katyshev Pavel Alekseevich
602-608 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The Use of Pakistani English Address Forms in an Academic Setting: University Teachers to Non-Teaching Staff
Muhammad Arif Soomro
597-601 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The Problem of Using Experimental Methods in Cognitive Linguistics
Los’ Alexandra L’vovna
590-596 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Results and Prospects of Internet-Based Linguistic Analysis (by the Material of the French Language)
Borodulina Natalia Yurievna
584-589 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Syntactic Features of Coronavirus Discourse in the Russian Press
Mohammed Abdel Fattah Mahmoud Abu Elela
577-583 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The Role of a Dialect as a Means of the Swiss Linguistic Personality Identification
Chukshis Vadim Andreevich
572-576 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
George Orwell’s Newspeak in the Modern Translations of the Dystopian Novel “1984” (Approaches Used by R. V. Grishchenkov and I. N. Mizinina)
Samokhin Ivan Sergeyevich, Sokolova Natalia Leonidovna, Glushchenko Artyom Olegovich
567-571 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The Specific Features of Psychotherapeutic Discourse in I. Yalom’s Works
Ryzhenkova Anna Alexandrovna
560-566 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Peculiarities of the Image Constituent in the Modern Media Discourse (by the Example of the English Comedy “The Joneses”)
Pankratova Svetlana Anatolyevna
555-559 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Language Manifestation of the MIGRATION/МИГРАЦИЯ Concept in the Modern German Language
Doynikova Marina Igorevna
550-554 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Semantic-Distributive Analysis of English-Language Borrowings in the Norwegian Economic Discourse (by the Material of Internet Texts on Crisis Management)
Borovikova Irina Vyacheslavovna
542-549 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Structural and Semantic Characteristics of Nominative Units of the English Language Linguocultural Scenario “Brands”
Belyakova Ol’ga Vladimirovna
536-541 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Category of Tense in the Crimean Tatar Language: The Universal and Ethno-Cultural
Emirova Adile Memedovna, Ganieva Emine Suleymanovna, Mazinov Ahtem Seit-Ametovich
530-535 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Karachay-Balkar Toponyms with the Colour Appellative Къара “Black”
Tekuev Mussa Maskhutovich, Khubolov Sakhadin Magametovich, Miziev Akhmat Magometovich
524-529 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Structural and Semantic Characteristics of Imperative Sentences in the Ingush Language
Ozdoeva Eset Gerikhanovna, Dudurgova Eset Magametovna, Alieva Piatimat Magametovna
518-523 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Phonetic Features of the Suntar Dialect of the Yakut Language (Based on the Material of the 2022 Dialectological Expedition)
Nikolaev Egor Revolievic
512-517 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The Features of Complex Sentences in Chinese Russian-Learners’ Interlanguage
Zheng Qianmin, Shaklein Victor Mikhailovich
507-511 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The System of Nominations Representing the Perceptual World View by the Material of Visual Perception in the Texts of Bylichkas (Folkloric Accounts) and Byvalschinas (Urban Legends)
Khmyrova Anna Aleksandrovna
501-506 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Speech Genre “Interpretation of the Epistles of the Apostles” in the Television Communicative Sphere: Embodiment Features (Theolinguistic Analysis)
Smirnov Evgeny Sergeevich, Smolina Andzhella Nikolaevna
488-500 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The Formula of Personal Toponymic Space in D. Danilov’s Novel “Sasha, Hello!”
Royko Oksana Valentinovna
482-487 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Word Usage of the XIX Century in the Aspect of Its Historical Dynamics (by the Example of the Diary Entries of Archpriest V. D. Kasyanov)
Kudryavceva Ekaterina Aleksandrovna
477-481 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The Poverty Theme Formation in the Artistic Space of F. M. Dostoevsky’s Works
Klyushina Alena Mikhailovna
472-476 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Characteristics of Interpretations and Transformations in the Variants of “The Tale of the Priest and of His Workman Balda” by A. S. Pushkin
Ivanyan Elena Pavlovna
467-471 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Revolutionary Ideas of 1917-1918 as a Catalyst for Changing the Language of Publicistics
Gao Liya
461-466 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The System of Substantive and Formal Linguistic Characteristics of the English Literary Text (Based on William Morris’s Novel “The Well at the World’s End”)
Starodubtseva Elena Alexeevna
453-460 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Intermediality as a Component of the Transitive Worldview in Contemporary Russian-Language Prose
Nabiullina Adelya Nailevna
448-452 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
“A Hero of His Time”: On Characteristics of Yuri Zhivago’s Image
Molodtsov Aleksey Borisovich
440-447 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Postmodern Tendencies in Percival Everett’s Novel “Percival Everett by Virgil Russell”
Shchepacheva Inna Vladimirovna
434-439 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Pragmatic Functions of Remarks in Mark Ravenhill’s Dramaturgy (Based on the Plays “Over There” and “Ghost Story”)
Tropina Natalia Alekseevna
428-433 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Motif Analysis of the Drama “The Child Killer” by H. L. Wagner
Anisimova Alexandra Naumovna, Efremova Yulia Ivanovna
422-427 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Pedagogical Image of I. Ya. Yakovlev in the Works “Taer” by K. Petrov and “Childhood” by M. Trubina
Myshkina Albina Fedorovna, Yadranskaya Inessa Vladimirovna
417-421 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Typology of Children’s Images in Modern Buryat Children’s Literature
Isakov Aleksandr Viktorovich, Serebryakova Zoya Aleksandrovna
412-416 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The Reception of Svetlana Aleksievich’s Creative Work in China (Problems of Translation and Research)
Zhou Lulu
405-411 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Reception of the Image of Olenka in the Story “The Darling” by A. P. Chekhov in China
Cui Yunyun
399-404 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The Problematics and Poetics of A. Mariengof’s Creative Work for Children (“Dachshund-Blot”, “The Prankster Ball”, “Bobka-Athlete”)
Ternova Tatiana Anatolyevna
392-398 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The Artistic Originality of O. E. Mandelstam’s Lyrics (Based on Pre-Revolutionary Poems)
Smirnova Lyudmila Evgenievna, Kuharuk Maksim Ruslanovich
386-391 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Religious Constants as an Ethnic Image Codifier in Russian Literature of the XIX Century
Sarbash Lyudmila Nikolaevna
379-385 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The Specifics of the Chronotope in the Novel “Two Captains” by V. Kaverin
Osmukhina Olga Yurievna, Ovsyannikova Ekaterina Pavlovna
374-378 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The Teen Problem of Maturation in the Story “When We Are Left Alone” by T. Mikheeva
Oktyabrskaya Olga Svyatoslavovna
368-373 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Fantastic Elements in LitRPG Novels (“The Rule of the Clans” by Dema Mikhailov, “Play to Live. Disruption” by D. Rus, “The Way of the Shaman. The Beginning of the Way” by V. Makhanenko)
Lisitsyna Elena Yurievna
360-367 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
The Mortal Motives of the Poem “I Do Not Ask for Immortality from Death...” by J. Brodsky
Bogdanova Olga Vladimirovna, Baranova Tatiana Nikolaevna
353-359 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Literary Facets of the Anniversary Celebrant: Celebrating the 80th Anniversary of A. I. Demchenko (Demchenko A. I. Two “Suns” of World Literature: Monograph. M.: Ru-Science, 2021: Opinion Paper)
Kozlov Sergey Alekseevich
351-352 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 2.
Structural and compositional features of parallel fragments in Du Fu’s poems “Night in the Chambers” and “I Heard That the Imperial Troops Had Returned the Territories Located North and South of the Yellow River”
Skvortsov Arseny Vladimirovich, Shtennikova Dar’ya Vital’evna
4421-4432 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
The GI ethos as a part of the US cultural code (as exemplified by precedent texts of the military sublanguage)
Romanov Alexander Sergeevich, Dmitry Vladimirovich Balaganov, Muravleva Valeria Romanovna
4413-4420 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Intertextual and interdiscursive nature of well wishes with the component ‘желаю’ (I wish)
Kremshokalova Marina Chaflenovna, Bizheva Zara Chagimuratovna, Gelyastanova Asiyat Lvovna
4402-4406 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Theonymic vocabulary of the Ossetian language
Takazov Fedar Magometovich
4396-4401 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Quantifier signs in the pandemic discourse (based on English-language publications on the coronavirus epidemic)
Lavrukhina Anastacia Vitalievna
4389-4395 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Comparative characteristics of the Kubachi and Itsari lects of the Dargin area: Phonetic data
Mutalov Rasul Osmanovich
4383-4388 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Nart epic in Ossetian children’s drama: Specificity of inter-genre interaction
Britaeva Angela Borisovna
4371-4376 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Lexico-semantic explication of the notional component of the conceptual triad MERCY – INDIFFERENCE – CRUELTY in Russian and English
Klepalchenko Igor Alekseevich, Osadchaia Olga Nikolaevna
4364-4370 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Consideration of extralinguistic factors in interpreting (by the example of a speech by the President of the French Republic Emmanuel Macron in French and its translation into Russian)
Spynu Larisa Mikhailovna
4359-4363 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Culture and linguoculture codes: A theoretical review
Savitskij Vladimir Mikhailovich, Cherkassova Elena Valeryevna
4351-4358 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Linguistic means of stereotyping Russia and Russians in German mass media texts
Shamanskaya Maria Anatolyevna, Sharmanova Oksana Sergeevna
4344-4350 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Remythologization in the 20th and the 21st century and its role in understanding the nature of modern myth (based on news texts in the English-language media)
Kuligina Ekaterina Alekseevna
4337-4343 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Collocability of the word будущее (the future) as a linguocognitive tool for studying the figurative semantics of a poetic concept
Khalikova Natalia Vladimirovna, Shatalova Olga Viktorovna
4330-4336 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Onomasiological characteristics of zoonyms in New Zealand lexical substandard
Trifanova Svetlana Sergeevna, Titova Olya Zokirovna
4324-4329 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
The precedent name “A. S. Makarenko” as a value unit of F. A. Vigdorova’s anthroponymicon (based on the material of the trilogy “This Is My Home”, “Road to Life”, “Chernigovka”)
Kulicheva Evgeniya Viacheslavovna
4317-4323 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
System of discursive concepts of Taiwanese reality. Creating a short glossary
Kurdyumov Vladimir Anatolievich
4305-4316 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Identification of possible translation solutions based on comparative stylistic studies (using the material of English and Russian parallel newspaper texts)
Abdulmanova Adelia Khamitovna, Vyunova Ekaterina Kirillovna, Lekomtseva Irina Alekseevna
4297-4304 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Precedent names of Soviet politicians in the poetic texts of T. Yu. Kibirov
Reznikov Daniil Romanovich, Parshina Olga Dmitrievna
4289-4296 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Ways of implicit expression of the emotion of discontent and the speech act of accusation in the English-language advertising discourse in the context of brand confrontation
Shuyskaya Yuliya Viktorovna, Drozdova Ekaterina Aleksandrovna
4283-4288 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Representation of the legal concept of PROBATION in English legal terminology
Druzhininskaya Olga Vasil’evna, Titova Olya Zokirovna
4277-4282 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Formation of newly scripted Yukaghir literature in the context of the literary process of Yakutia in the 1930s
Okhlopkova Zhanna Valerievna
4271-4276 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
“Native Land” by A. I. Sofronov and “River” by A. E. Kulakovsky: Literary translations in the formation of Yakut poetry
Romanova Lidia Nikolaevna
4262-4270 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Semantics of phraseological units as an object of psycholinguistic description (by the example of set expressions from ancient Greek myths with a proper name component)
Rudakova Alexandra Vladimirovna
4255-4261 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
The cognitive strategy of laudation in the advertising tourism narrative
Men’shikova Ekaterina Evgen’evna
4248-4254 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Typological parallels in the aesthetics of Ivan Goncharov and Søren Kierkegaard
Ivanova Irina Nikolaevna, Kuznecov Artyom Vladimirovich
4241-4247 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
The mystery of (non)Russian names in the novel “Futility: A Novel on Russian Themes” by William Gerhardie
Koroleva Svetlana Borisovna, Kovaleva Marina Yurievna
4233-4240 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Pre-metric units of length in the works of Russian and German writers and their translation
Gataullina Veronika Lyubimovna, Nikolaeva Nataliya Gennadyevna
4226-4232 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Linguistic features of representation of the value orientations of Russian and American youth in social networks
Patrusheva Ekaterina Vladimirovna, Kamensky Mikhail Vasilevich, Kalinovskaya Elena Aleksandrovna
4220-4225 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Haptemic attraction in the textual informative code of a cognitive script (based on the material of the novels “Inferno” by D. Brown and “Black Water Lilies” by M. Bussi)
Ogneva Elena Anatolievna, Beketova Alina Olegovna
4213-4219 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Poetics of everyday life in the creative work of S. Dovlatov
Anisimova Alexandra Naumovna, Efremova Yulia Ivanovna
4208-4212 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Deviant female images in Charles Dickens’ novel “Great Expectations” (based on the example of the first meeting with Miss Havisham and Estella)
He Jiafu
4203-4207 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
The semantics of unity in the ethnopolitical media discourse (based on the material of the official Telegram channels of government bodies and civil servants of the Russian Federation)
Golikov Leonid Mikhailovich
4197-4202 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Contrast and contradiction and the ways of their expression in English and Bulgarian proverbs
Ershova Nadezhda Borisovna
4189-4196 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
The novel “Valkyrie, or The One I’m Always Waiting For” by M. V. Semyonova as a folklorized quest
Akhmedzianova Almira Rashidovna
4183-4188 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Methods of artistic cognition of American postmodern poets
Linnichenko Svetlana Igorevna
4172-4182 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Russian urbanonymy and its lexicographic representation: Problems and prospects
Razumov Roman Viktorovich
4166-4171 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
The ЦIЫХУХЪУ (MAN) concept in the Adyghe linguistic worldview
Kodzokova Zareta Valerievna
4160-4165 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Axiological conflict as a potential trigger for the discourse practice of cancel culture (based on the updated dictionary entries “woman” / “man” in the Cambridge Dictionary (2022))
Dubinina Irina Ivanovna
4153-4159 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Intermedial techniques of representing an artist’s image in the stories “Glittering Pie” by H. Miller and “A Working Day” by Ch. Bukowski
Markovnenkov Dmitry Victorovich
4145-4152 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Vladimir Mayakovsky in the journalistic writings of the Harbin poet Vasily Loginov
Loshchilov Igor Evgenjevich
4139-4144 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Addressing as a manifestation of dialogicity in N. N. Evseev’s lyrical poetry
Gizhe Elena Dmitrievna, Zheltova Natalia Yurievna
4133-4138 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
The category of comparison as an object of linguistic research: A theoretical and analytical review
Atlashova Irina Andreevna, Klyushina Alena Mikhailovna
4124-4132 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Allusive proper names as a means for expressing content-related and subtext information in English-language literary texts (based on the text of the novel “The Magus” by John Fowles)
Ananyina Marina Aleksandrovna
4116-4123 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Expeditionary activity of A. S. Lukovtsev on the research work “Hunting and fishing terms of the Yakut language”
Borisova Yuliya Mikhailovna
4110-4115 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Syntax features of German frontline (archival) documents
Baykova Olga Vladimirovna, Bukharov Valery Mikhailovich, Zhilina Yulia Sergeevna
4103-4109 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 12.
Substandard as a marker of communicative intention in Francophone Internet discourse
Ageeva Anastasia Vladimirovna
4097-4102 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Metatext of a beatnik “autobiographic text” (Jack Kerouac’s “Big Sur”)
Zhilyakov Nikita Alexandrovich, Dotsenko Elena Georgievna
4089-4096 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
The story “Where Sukpai Runs” by Jansi Kimonko from the point of view of ethnology: A view from the 21st century
Fetisova Lidia Evguenievna
4082-4088 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Prefixation as a method of forming military terms (based on the material of the Finnish language)
Boiko Boris Leonidovich, Mironenko Anton Gennad’evich
4076-4081 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
The professional jargon of the American military personnel in a gender aspect
Romanov Alexander Sergeevich, Babushkina Elena Vasilievna
4070-4075 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Ethnic stereotypes in the materials of the CNN website in 2011-2022
Ma Tatyana Yurievna, Belan Darya Andreyevna
4062-4069 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Motifs and images of F. M. Dostoevsky in the novel “Cold White Sun” by the Jordanian writer Kafa Al-Zou’bi
Zarytovskaya Victoria Nikolaevna
4054-4061 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Ways of preserving the aesthetic impact when translating the authorial style (linguistic study of a German text)
Orbodoeva Larisa Matveevna
4049-4053 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Formation of the terminology of English-language dental implantology: An interdisciplinary approach
Abregova Alla Vladimirovna, Kenetova Rita Bilyalovna
4038-4048 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Pluralization as a tendency in the development of grammatical norm (based on the example of appositions’ functioning expressed by toponyms)
Kuznetsova Svetlana Mikhailovna
4033-4037 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Functioning and semantic features of lexemes with the root -dol/duel- in the French language from the 12th to the 15th centuries
Solovieva Maria Vladimirovna, Grefenstein Sofia Aleksandrovna
4026-4032 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
The lyrical works of Amable Tastu in a typological aspect
Pinkovskiy Vitaly Ivanovich
4018-4025 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
George Orwell’s nonce words from the novel “1984” translated by Yu. R. Sokolov
Samokhin Ivan Sergeyevich, Nikashina Natalya Viktorovna, Nagornova Ekaterina Valeryevna
4013-4017 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Astyonyms in the songwriting of Mari and Tatars
Khabibullina Flera Yakhyatovna, Ivanova Iraida Gennadievna
4006-4012 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
The fable “The Star and the Comet” by V. A. Zhukovsky: The history of the text and meanings
Potashova Ksenia Alekseevna
3999-4005 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Special aspects of representation of the MIND concept in C. Wilson’s novel “The Mind Parasites”
Petrova Ekaterina Evgenievna, Solntseva Elena Sergeevna
3981-3986 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Prediction of Russia’s future in P. N. Krasnov’s utopia
Azarov Yuri Alexeevich
3976-3980 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
The prose of Yeremey Aipin: Ethnophilological perspective and historical poetics: monograph / ed. by Doctor in Philology S. A. Komarov. Moscow: Nauka, 2023. 384 p.: Book review
Khazankovich Yulia Gennadievna
3973-3975 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
“Rhapsody on the Mouth Organ” by Pan Yue: Music as catharsis
Semenenko Ivan Ivanovich
3963-3972 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Value meanings of a literary text in the aspect of textual modality (based on the material of A. I. Kuprin’s fairy tale “The Blue Star”)
Kuznetsova Anna Vladimirovna
3956-3962 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Features of using the prefixal word-formation model with the meaning of negation ‘contra-’ in the modern discourse of the English language
Pivkin Sergey Dmitrievich, Toptygina Olga Nikolaevna
3949-3955 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Hair symbolism in the Russian wedding folklore of Udmurtia
Tolkacheva Svetlana Viktorovna
3939-3948 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Verbalization of the PAIN and БОЛЬ concepts in the English-language and Russian-language conceptual spheres
Ratushnaia Liudmila Gennadyevna, Kriukova Liudmila Ivanovna
3932-3938 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Nostalgic tonality of the source text as a translation problem (based on the material of the French translation of I. A. Bunin’s short story collection “Dark Avenues”)
Tarasova Nadezhda Ivanovna
3924-3931 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Analysis of intersections in the regionally marked vocabulary of the territorial units of Western Siberia
Matveeva Irina Vladimirovna
3915-3923 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Functional potential of expressive language means in the English-language scientific and technical text
Varlakova Ekaterina Aleksandrovna, Goncharova Maria Vyacheslavovna, Spiridonova Valentina Aleksandrovna
3909-3914 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Peculiarities of wordplay in modern Samara ergonyms of the “Recreation and entertainment” sphere
Khokhlova Anna Alekseevna
3903-3908 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
The style-generating function of phraseological units in the novel “Onka” by G. I. Klimovskaya
Baklanova Elena Alekseevna
3894-3902 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Extension of a standard balanced linguistic corpus built according to spaCy rules by connotative characteristics
Gorozhanov Alexey Ivanovich
3888-3893 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
The spiritual space of the Nilo-Sorsky Monastery in the book “Journey to the Kirillo-Belozersky Monastery...” by S. P. Shevyrev
Alexandrova-Osokina Olga Nikolaevna, Wang You Juan
3881-3887 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Digitalization of Chinese characters: Classification of input methods and user preferences
Guruleva Tatiana Leonidovna, Abdrakhmanova Alina Railevna
3873-3880 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Objects as manifestations of the sacred and the demonic in Dostoevsky’s works
Kovalevskaya Tatyana Vyacheslavovna
3867-3872 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
The English-language linguocultural scenario “Legal systems”: The structural and semantic characteristics of linguistic units
Belyakova Ol’ga Vladimirovna, Shchukina Galina Olegovna
3860-3866 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Linguistic representation of the features of national mentality in a comparative aspect (Russian-German parallels)
Bojkova Irina Borissovna
3853-3859 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Precedent names and their role in creating the character of Ruth Morse in J. London’s novel “Martin Eden”
Karpukhina Tamara Petrovna, Evseeva Elizaveta Yurievna
3844-3852 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
The origins of development and the current state of Turkic mythonymy: A systematic review
Gilazova Guzaliya Sayfullovna, Demirag Diana Nyailevna, Danilov Andrey Anatolyevich, Isaev Yuri Nikolaevich
3837-3843 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Comparison as a means of linguistic representation of the image of the country (based on the material of W. Koeppen’s work “Nach Russland und anderswohin”)
Panevina Irina Grigoryevna
3827-3836 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Features of verbal phraseological units in the Ingush language
Ausheva El’za Alikhanovna, Gandaloeva Aza Zakreevna
3821-3826 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Multifunctionality of the objective world of N. Musin’s novel “The Eternal Forest”
Abdullina Amina Shakiryanovna, Lysova Olga Vasilyevna, Nigmatullina Leysan Anderzyanovna
3816-3820 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Indirect object models in the language of Old Turkic runic monuments
Kamalova Shahnaz Novruz gızı
3809-3815 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
German idiomatic expressions with the names of countries, nationalities and languages: Structural-semantic and linguoculturological features
Briskina Elena Viktorovna
3801-3808 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Perceptual space in the short story “Lieutenant Yergunov’s Story” by I. S. Turgenev
Ji Huixin
3795-3800 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
The motif of miracle in the novels by F. M. Dostoevsky, I. S. Shmelev and A. F. Losev
Korneev Aleksander Vladimirovich
3788-3794 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
A. P. Chekhov: pro et contra. Vol. 4. Contemporary Research Aspects (2000-2020), an anthology / compiled, the introduction article, commentary by I. N. Sukhikh. St. Petersburg: RKHGA Publishing House, 2022. 800 p. (Russian Way): Book review
Skibina Olga Mikhailovna
3785-3787 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
The genesis of the battlefield image in the poetic batalistics of the Patriotic War of 1812
Potashova Ksenia Alekseevna
3778-3784 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Life and creative work of Pan Yue in the context of his “Rhapsody on the Mouth Organ”
Semenenko Ivan Ivanovich
3766-3777 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Formal variation of the terms describing human infectious diseases (based on the material of the English language)
Khanina Kseniia Andreevna
3760-3765 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Linguistic features of creating the environmental attractiveness of goods (based on the material of Spanish and English)
Varlamova Olga Nikolaevna, Polyakova Alina Dmitrievna
3751-3759 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Transboundary dynamics of the English-language military discourse during the special military operation of the Russian Federation in Ukraine
Lupanova Ekaterina Vyacheslavovna, Balkanov Il’ya Vladimirovich
3745-3750 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Linguostylistic features of Hieroschemamonk Macarius of Optina’s spiritual letters
Kozheko Anna Vladimirovna
3735-3744 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Linguistic features of the speech portrait of an American showman
Maletina Oxana Andreevna, Yakovlev Alexander Olegovich
3729-3734 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Identifying intonation features and politeness strategies in classroom language
Ivanova Julia Evgenievna, Mikhaleva Elena Igorevna
3720-3728 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Artistic aesthetics of socialist realism in Zh. Zalikhanov’s creative work
Bazieva Gulfiya Djamalovna
3714-3719 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Functions of quoted and reported speech in scientific discourse: The results of a corpus study
Chepurnaya Alena Ivanovna, Kartavtseva Irina Vasilyevna
3710-3713 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Literary mystifications and the authorial use of numerals
Zenkov Andrei Viacheslavovich
3696-3709 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
The philosophical problem of language in the novels by Walker Percy
Nikulina Alla Konstantinovna
3689-3695 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Conceptualization of exile as a primary form of punishment in the Old English linguocultural tradition
Komkova Anastasiya Sergeevna, Anikina Anna Aleksandrovna
3682-3688 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Means of implementing the category of dialogue in the epistolary text of the second half of the 18th century
Petrukhina Anastasia Vladimirovna
3674-3681 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
The text of memoirs as an expression of the author’s linguistic personality (by the example of I. G. Tinin’s memoirs)
Gorban Oksana Anatolyevna
3665-3673 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Discourse markers of the credibility category in English-language news media texts
Syresina Irina Olegovna
3659-3664 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Russian proverbs in contemporary speech: Towards a concept of comprehensive lexicographic representation
Nikitina Tatiana Gennadievna
3653-3658 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Reflection of the peculiarities of the semantic structure of ancient colour names in the evolution of the semantics of the Common Slavic colour terms *bronъ and *polvъ
Kozhemyakova Ekaterina Arkadevna, Kornilov Gennadiy Emelyanovich, Gubanov Aleksey Rafailovich, Demirag Diana Nyailevna
3648-3652 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Software tools for creating and analyzing a text data bank of short electronic messages from social network users
Loginova Alina Olegovna, Gorozhanov Alexey Ivanovich, Aleynikova Darya Viktorovna
3641-3647 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Semantic and functional parametrisation of the idio-xenonymic set “казак – Cossack” (based on the material of British and Russian lexicographic sources and mass-media discourse)
Matveyeva Anna Anatolyevna
3633-3640 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 11.
Methods of formation of paired terms in the Kumyk language
Abdullabekova Umsalimat Bagautdinovna
3628-3632 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
The image of the “Far Eastern frontier” in P. S. Komarov’s lyrical poetry
Alexandrova-Osokina Olga Nikolaevna
3622-3627 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Specificity of the description of pronouns in the Spanish grammars of the Golden Age: Tradition and innovations
Mikhailova Elena Nikolaevna, Koltunova Svetlana Viktorovna
3615-3621 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Expression of the category of temporality through lexical and syntactic means in the Chuvash language
Semenova Galina Nikolaevna, Danilov Andrey Anatolyevich, Yakimova Nadezhda Ivanovna, Skvortsova Natalia Rudolfovna
3610-3614 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Verbal representation of the “encasement” notion in value-semantic modelling of the English-language translation versions of A. Chekhov’s short stories
Gabdullina Akkosh Raffasovna
3602-3609 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
The role of lexical repetition in the texts of Tatar songs
Minnullin Kim Mugallimovich, Giniyatullina Liliya Minnullovna
3597-3601 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Variability of the means of negation expression (based on the material of German adjectives)
Belyaev Andrej Nikolaevich
3590-3596 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Semantic aspect of morality deconstruction (based on the material of the German language)
Nevolina Ksenia Viktorovna
3584-3589 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Compounding as one of the productive ways of word formation of veterinary terms (based on the modern German language)
Khakimova Giulnara Ansarovna
3575-3583 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Semantic features of perceptual adjectives (the lexico-semantic groups “Vision”, “Hearing”, “Touch”, “Smell”, “Taste”) in Old English
Nikiforova Alisa Michkailovna
3567-3574 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Cognitive mechanisms of colour terms in the advertising tourist narrative (by the example of Lake Baikal)
Men’shikova Ekaterina Evgen’evna
3560-3566 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Demonstrative pronouns ‘this/these’, ‘that/those’ in the dialogical speech of film characters
Borodina Tatiana Yurievna, Lysenko Irina Viktorovna
3552-3559 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Intertextual references as a part of the vertical context of modern Northern Irish novels
Kandrashkina Oksana Olegovna
3546-3551 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Reception of the creative work of the Polish science fiction writer Stanisław Lem in German-speaking countries
Goreva Nadezhda Aleksandrovna, Kotova Marina Yurievna
3540-3545 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
History of the study of Kabardian dialects and subdialects
Khezheva Zalina Rashadovna
3534-3539 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Transformation of bestiary images in the poetics of modernism (F. Sologub, K. D. Balmont, V. I. Narbut, D. B. Khetagurov, G. G. Maliev, I. Arnigon)
Khetagurova Dzerassa Kazbekovna
3526-3533 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
The image of Great Britain in the original and the self-translation of G. D. Grebenshchikov’s essay “Westminster Bells”
Yarkova Elena Vladimirovna
3519-3525 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Semantics of zero quantity in the Kabardian language: The main ways of representation
Bizhoev Boris Chamalovich, Khezheva Maryana Rashadovna
3514-3518 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
“Landmarks” of D. S. Mirsky in the historical space of Russian literature
Ryagyzova Ludmila Nicolaevna
3508-3513 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Specific and general patterns of deliberative rhetoric in Russian and Anglo-American rhetoric
Subbotina Marina Valentinovna, Isaev Yuri Nikolaevich, Gubanov Aleksey Rafailovich, Danilov Andrey Anatolyevich
3502-3507 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
The “Novy mir” magazine and the “turn” of Soviet literature
Chuyao Wang
3497-3501 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Structure of English polycomponent attributive phrases as a means of organizing the online advertising of women’s clothing
Zinchenko Natalia Sergeyevna, Laenko Lyudmila Vladimirovna
3491-3496 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Phatic means in media text headlines (based on the material of the Russian, English and Chuvash languages)
Subbotina Marina Valentinovna, Yakovleva Galina Grigorievna, Gilazova Guzaliya Sayfullovna, Gubanov Aleksey Rafailovich
3486-3490 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Linguistic representation of the ethnographic realia of Russia Germans (by the example of the novels “My Children” by G. Yakhina and „Wir selbst“ / “Ourselves” by G. Sawatzky)
Vasilyeva Marina Yurievna
3478-3485 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Phonetic features of the Gaina subdialect of the northwestern dialect of the Bashkir language (based on the material collected in the Bardymsky district of Perm Krai)
Alimbayeva Gulshayan Gabsalyamovna, Abdullina Gulfira Rifovna, Sultanova Zilya Azatovna
3471-3477 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Dialogue between executive authorities and society in the VKontakte social network
Bazhenova Elena Alexandrovna, Mokan Anastasiia Dmitrievna
3464-3470 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Grammatical structures and metaphorical content in Chinese idioms
Jia Junwen
3455-3463 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Speech tactics for implementing the self-presentation strategy in German-language lifestyle blogs
Lezhnina Anna Sergeevna, Shakhovnina Yulia Borisovna
3449-3454 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Semiodynamics of metaphor (based on the material of medical English)
Khakhalova Svetlana Alexeyevna
3442-3448 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Functional purpose of personal proper names in expressing the nominative-predicative aspect in the literary dictema (based on English fiction)
Noskova Anna Ivanovna
3435-3441 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Nominative potential of the axiological paradigm of the memorial media portrait of a cinema legend (based on the material of the French language)
Mikhailova Elena Nikolaevna, Telegina Victoria Alexandrovna
3429-3434 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Representation of a man’s appearance by the naming unit дядя ‘uncle’ in modern Russian
Koss Evgeniya Valerievna, Parshina Olga Dmitrievna
3422-3428 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Cognitive bases of connotative polysemy of English-language artistic names
Sukhareva Olga Vadimovna
3417-3421 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Translation of TV series from English into Russian: Linguistic and extralinguistic issues
Timko Natalia Valeriyevna
3407-3416 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Prose translation into Russian and the features of parallel fragments of Du Fu’s poem “The song of watching the sword dance of Mrs. Gong Sun’s disciple”
Skvortsov Arseny Vladimirovich
3394-3406 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Representation of intentionality in epideictic speeches in the 2020 US election campaign
Kovalev Pavel Andreevich
3386-3393 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Genre of the graphic novel: Toward the formulation of the problem (based on modern French-language and English-language texts)
Merkulova Mayya Gennadievna, Prudius Irina Gennadievna
3379-3385 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Hyperbolization in modern English literary texts
Vlasova Ekaterina Viktorovna
3372-3378 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
The place of morphological terms in 1960-2010 lexicographic editions on the terminology of the Russian language
Pribytkova Maria Dmitrievna, Antonov Vladimir Petrovich
3357-3371 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Linguistic representation of the speech genre of explanation in medical discourse within the framework of a television educational programme (by the example of the programme “Med. expert”)
Lutfullina Gulnara Firdavisovna, Eremeeva Svetlana Anatolievna
3351-3356 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
A level model of a German-language one-on-one TV interview
Nesteryuk Yuliya Vladimirovna
3343-3350 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Traditions of Russian and Soviet culture in Lu Yao’s story “Life”
Shanina Yulia Aleksandrovna, Kazakova Elina Phlyurovna
3337-3342 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
The role of compositional-thematic lines and the features of their speech representation in the autobiographical narrative
Lisova Olesya Olegovna
3330-3336 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Types of spatial semantics in the ‘Cyberspace’ frame model (based on media texts in Russian)
Imamgaiazova Diana Ildarovna
3323-3329 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Everyday vocabulary as a verbaliser of the culture code in the dialect worldview of the Crimean Tatars
Mazinov Akhtem Seit-Ametovich, Ganieva Emine Suleymanovna
3318-3322 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
The “author’s” voice in L. Petrushevskaya’s dramatic discourse
Bil Olga Nikolaevna, Zamanova Irina Fedoseevna, Polovneva Marina Vladimirovna
3312-3317 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
The image of the world as a stage in Th. Mann’s short story “The Clown”
Belyakov Dmitry Aleksandrovich, Somova Elena Viktorovna, Chernova Iuliia Vladimirovna
3306-3311 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
The Coptic meta-genre “apostolic memoirs”: The Investiture of the Archangel Michael and the Investiture of the Archangel Gabriel (the apocrypha)
Frangulian Lilia Rubenovna
3301-3305 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Levels of awareness of a cognitive construct (based on the study of the PATRIOTISM concept)
Kolodina Nina Ivanovna, Pobeda Anastasiya Yur’evna
3293-3300 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Negation of German polar words and expressions in automated analysis of text tonality
Glushak Vasiliy Mikhaylovich
3287-3292 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Semiotic weakening of the strong character sign “sun” in the Chinese language
Lebedeva Daria Sergeevna
3280-3286 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Humorous means in political Internet memes (based on the material of the German language)
Doynikova Marina Igorevna
3272-3279 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Prosodic markers of the state of anger (by the example of the cultural and communicative interaction models of the Russian and Kabardian ethnic groups of the Caucasian Mineral Waters region)
Goncharova Oksana Vladimirovna, Frolova Anastasia Vadimovna
3265-3271 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Reflection of the professional attitudes of a linguistic personality in the image of a firefighter in the children’s tale “The Cheerful Firefighter” by I. V. Zartayskaya
Bondarenko Elena Nikolaevna
3258-3264 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Phrases with the meaning of ethnic integrativity on the social media pages of Russian government bodies
Gromyko Sergey Alexandrovich, Andronov Yuriy Alexeevich
3251-3257 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Sufi practices and special prescriptions for women in the work “The guidance of mentors from the Shaikh of the Khalidi [branch]” by M.-Z. Kamalov
Khasavnekh Alsou Ahmadullovna, Mukhametzianova Liliia Khatipovna
3245-3250 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Lemmatization as a macrostructure optimization tool of an electronic dictionary
Balkanov Ilya Vladimirovich
3237-3244 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Semantic parameterization of vocabulary as a means of identifying verbalization of culture-significant semantic zones in Russian and German (by the example of the lexico-semantic field “Friendship”)
Epifanova Valentina Valerjevna
3229-3236 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Germanic-Slavic lexical parallels – imitative words ‘lecken’ – ‘лизать’ (lick): Etymology, diachrony, current state
Sheshkina Tat’yana Fominichna
3224-3228 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
The headline complex of a radio programme as a meta-text indicator (based on survey data)
Nesterova Natalia Georgievna, Oreshkina Anastasiya Aleksandrovna
3218-3223 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Kinship terms in Tatar and English: A comparative analysis (based on lexicographic sources)
Timerkhanov Aynur Akhatovich
3212-3217 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Metalexicography, culture and lexiculture: Structure and categories of description (based on the Russian, English, German, French and Malagasy languages)
Sedykh Arkadiy Petrovich, Akimova Elvira Nikolajevna, Bezkorovaynaya Galina Tigranovna
3199-3211 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Simple one-part sentences and their classification in the Ingush language (based on the material of S. I. Chakhkiev’s novel “Wolf Nights”)
Gandaloeva Aset Zakreevna, Ausheva El’za Alikhanovna
3193-3198 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Expressive means in literature in plain language (based on the material of the short story “The Trap” by J. Hermann)
Fedorova Anna Leonidovna
3186-3192 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Culture-bound and universal features of phraseological units with amphibian names in Russian, Chuvash, English and German
Nikolaeva Natalia Vitalievna, Isaev Yury Nikolaevich, Gilazova Guzaliya Sayfullovna, Danilov Andrey Anatolievich
3179-3185 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Toponymic worldview of the Orientalist Bunin
Potekhina Polina Sergeevna
3173-3178 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Linguoculturological potential of the presuppositional component of lexical units in the modelling of cultural space (based on the material of the German language)
Oleynik Marina Alexeevna, Gorbatovsky Alexandr Sergeevich
3167-3172 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Foregrounding of the principal parts of the sentence by means of stylistic inversion in Russian, Chuvash and English: A comparative analysis
Yakovleva Galina Grigoryevna, Shpareva Galina Ivanovna, Gubanov Aleksey Rafailovich, Danilov Andrey Anatolyevich
3161-3166 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Peculiarities of the functioning of the English lexeme “fashion” as a dominant unit of fashion discourse (based on the material of the Russian linguistic digital space of the Internet)
Dediukhina Anna Gennadievna, Dediukhin Andrey Aleksandrovich
3156-3160 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Classification of “false friends” in economic texts: Typical errors in English-to-Russian translation
Kuregyan Amalia Levikovna, Pertsevaya Ekaterina Aleksandrovna, Kuzmina Aleksandra Petrovna
3150-3155 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
The basic value PEACE in German and Russian linguocultures
Khlopova Anna Igorevna
3144-3149 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Types of unreliable narrators in English-language literature
Nikolina Natalia Nikolaevna
3138-3143 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
The author’s linguistic personality in the metatextual perspective of autobiographical discourse
Goryacheva Elena Dmitrievna
3132-3137 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Evaluation in the semantics of the lexemes “life” and “death”
Lappo Marina Aleksandrovna, Putilina Tatiana Gennadievna
3126-3131 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Emotive component of manipulative tactics (based on Russian-language mass media texts)
Balkanov Ilya Vladimirovich, Muravleva Valeriya Romanovna
3121-3125 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
The substitution of the prepositional infinitive phrase and the ellipsis of ‘for’ with the noun phrase in the for-to-infinitive construction based on the material of the English-language economic discourse
Dyakonova Stanislava Arkadyevna
3113-3120 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Study of linguistic transformations in the translation of instructions for medical use from English into Russian (based on the instructions for the use of the immunomodulators Keytruda and Zelboraf)
Amirova Oksana Georgievna
3107-3112 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 10.
Means of “Delegitimisation” of the Topic “Xinjiang Cotton” in the Media Discourse of the Russian Mass Media: A Discourse-Historical Analysis
Tao Yuan, Lyu Yujing
335-342 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Geoinformation Web Resource “The Dialect Corpus of the Buryat Language”
Rinchinov Oleg Sergeevich, Abaeva Iuliia Dogorzhapovna
328-334 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Comparison of the Basic Value “Homeland” in German and Russian Linguocultures
Khlopova Anna Igorevna
321-327 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Images-Standards of the Sphere of Objects in French, Spanish and Italian Linguocultures (Typological Aspect)
Novoselova Natalia Vasilievna, Osadchuk Natalia Vladimirovna
315-320 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
“Zaum Pre-Imagery” and “Word Innovation” in A. Kruchyonykh’s Poems about the Seasons
Ustinova Tatiana Viktorovna
309-314 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Weak Forms of Words in Socio-Political Discourse (by the Material of Women’s Speech)
Streke Yanina Viktorovna
301-308 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Nonverbal Code Markers as Components of the Discursive Informative Code (by the Material of “The New York Times” Newspaper)
Ogneva Elena Anatolievna, Trofimova Natalia Alekseevna
296-300 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
The Conceptual Metaphor VIRUS IS AN ENEMY as a Language and Speech Phenomenon (by the Material of English-Language Mass Media)
Lugovskoy Alexander Vitalievich, Ponomarenko Anastasia Anatolievna
291-295 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
The FAITH Concept and Religious Discourse: Media Influence
Kozlova Elena Anatol’evna, Gremitskaya Mariya Vladimirovna
285-290 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Consubstantiality of English-Language Branding Terms
Zianko Maryna Iosifovna
276-284 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Identifying Intensional Meanings Realised in a Scientific Text at the Level of Mental Performatives and Assertive Speech Acts
Gilovaya Elena Anatolyevna, Ganina Elena Viktorovna, Aleshina Larisa Nikolaevna
271-275 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Euphemisation of English-Language Gastronomic Discourse
Vildanova Guzel Agzamovna, Bertuol Natalia Matilde
265-270 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Peculiarities of the Secondary Naming Units for the Characters from the TV Show “Game of Thrones” (by the Material of Dmitry “Goblin” Puchkov and Klim Zhukov’s Video Reviews)
Brylina Elena Aleksandrovna, Nikolina Natalia Nikolaevna
260-264 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Synonymic Substitution as a Specific Mechanism of Argotic Word-Making: Features of Terminological Nomination (by the Material of the French Language)
Konygina Ekaterina Alekseevna, Kozelskaya Elena Anatolievna, Retinskaya Tatiana Ivanovna
253-259 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Functions of French Weather Maxims
Varzinova Valentina Vitalievna
249-252 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Linguostylistic Means of Discrediting Tactics Actualisation in the Genre of American Political Debates
Stepanova Nataliia Valentinovna
243-248 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Semantic and Functional Features of the Photo Commentary in the English-Language News Text
Paramonova Marina Ilyinichna
234-242 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Dynamics of R. Browning’s Individual Style
Nikolaeva Tatiana Vladimirovna
229-233 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Participles as Means of Simultaneity Expression in English
Lutfullina Gulnara Firdavisovna
224-228 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Compositional-Structural Features and Presentation of the Artistic World of a Novel in the German-Language Book Summary
Ivina Liudmila Valerievna, Chelikova Alexandra Vladislavovna
218-223 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Derivational Semantic Changes in the Meaning Structure of German Motion Verbs in the Publicistic Genre of Commentary
Vereyutin Vladislav Yuryevich
212-217 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Characterisation of Phrases as Means of the Syntactic Level of Verbalisation of the SAFETY Concept in the English Language
Vardanyan Lyudmila Valeryevna
207-211 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Differentiation of Particles in the German Language
Averina Anna Viktorovna
199-206 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Grammatical Means of Expressing Multiplicativity in the Language of the Forest Yukaghirs
Prokopyeva Aleksandra Egorovna
194-198 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Structural Types and Semantic Features of Monosyllabic Roots in Lexical Units Representing the Conceptual Spheres “Mosses”, “Mushrooms”, “Grasses”, “Flowers” (by the Material of the Vocabulary of the Tatar, Bashkir and Chuvash Languages)
Nigmatullina Leysan Anderzyanovna, Abdullina Amina Shakiryanovna, Lysova Olga Vasilyevna
186-193 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Deviations from Literary Language Norms in the Speech of the Crimean Tatar Youth
Koroglu Lenura Ablyamitovna
180-185 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Military Training Instruction as a Speech Genre of the Military Еducational Discourse for Foreign Military Personnel
Emer Julia Antonovna, Andrievskaya Svetlana Anatolyevna
171-179 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Metaphorisation of Verbs of Irritating Tactile Effect in the Russian Language
Shlotgauer Elena Aleksandrovna, Yurina Elena Andreevna
164-170 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Semantic and Stylistic Features of K. L. Khetagurov’s Poem “Who Lives Merrily...”
Tsarikaeva Fatima Ahsarbekovna, Hadasheva Sabira Ayubovna
158-163 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Possible Worlds in the Semantic Space of the Advertising Tourist Narrative
Men’shikova Ekaterina Evgen’evna
152-157 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
«Купи-Продай» and Other Deverbal Nicknames of the Dialects of the Nizhny Novgorod Oka-Volga-Sura Interfluve
Guznova Alena Vyacheslavovna
146-151 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
“One’s Own Foreign”: The Specifics of Functioning of Foreign Phraseological Units in the Works of Russian Émigré Writers
Golikova Mariya Mikhailovna
139-145 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Intertextual References in Modern Russian Children’s and Young Adult Prose as a Reflection of the “One’s Own - Alien” Dichotomy
Bokareva Yuliya Mikhailovna
134-138 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Representation of a Metacommunicative Imperative Situation by an Illocutionary Verb with Negation
Babushkina Mariya Aleksandrovna
129-133 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Bastrakova K. D., Philippova M. M. Political Euphemism as a Linguistic ‘Nuclear Weapon’. Moscow: Moscow University Press, 2021. 183 p.: Opinion Paper
Izotova Anna Alexandrovna
127-128 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Expressive Function of Language: A Systematic Review
Vorobyova Yelena Nickolaevna
119-126 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
“Rhapsody on the Long Flute” by Ma Rong: Music as the Voice of Philosophy
Semenenko Ivan Ivanovich
104-118 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Features of Storytelling in the Dungeons & Dragons Tabletop Role-Playing Game
Nefedova Olga Igorevna
97-103 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Russian Female Characters in Hugh Seymour Walpole’s Novels: In the Halo of Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky’s Images
Kovaleva Marina Yurievna
92-96 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Genres of Denis Diderot’s Literary Works
Gerasimova Svetlana Anatolievna
82-91 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Proleptic Symbol of “A Butterfly” in “The Collector” by John Fowles: A Semantic and Semiotic Aspect
Akatova Alexandra Alexandrovna
76-81 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Folklore Traditions and Foundations of Kyazim Mechiyev’s Poetics
Bittirova Tamara Shamsudinovna
70-75 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Horror Motifs in the Creative Work of A. Starobinets (by the Material of the Collection “The Icarus Gland”)
Trushkina Aliona Petrovna
64-69 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Image of the Bolsheviks in Lolo’s Satirical Poem “About the Bald Devil and All His Kind (the End of the Red Fairy Tale)”
Sviridov Vladislav Yurievich
59-63 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Specifics of the Author’s Strategy of V. P. Aksenov’s Novel “In Search of a Genre”
Osmukhina Olga Yurievna, Kadeeva Regina Albertovna
53-58 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Buddhism and Platonism in the Intertextual Field of V. Pelevin’s Novel “Love for Three Zuckerbrins”
Maryushkina Anastasia Pavlovna
48-52 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Ye. Zamyatin’s Socio-Political Views
Kurochkina Anzhelika Valerievna
41-47 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Socio-Psychological Portraits of a Terrorist and a Revolutionary in K. G. Paustovsky’s Creative Work
Galyas Irina Anatolyevna, Rudenko Zhanetta Anatolyevna
32-40 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
“Despite My Age’s Ban”: The Political Discourse of V. V. Nabokov’s Poetry
Boriskina Anastasia Vladimirovna
24-31 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Nostalgic Subtext of Ivan Bunin’s Short Story “Yule Evening”
Bogdanova Olga Vladimirovna, Liu Minjie
17-23 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Recycling of Soviet Hackneyed Phrases and Ideological Clichés in A. Gladilin’s Memoir Prose
Andrianova Maria Dmitrievna
11-16 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Focalisation of the Theme of Death in A. P. Chekhov’s Creative Work: “Late-Blooming Flowers” (1882), “The Death of a Government Clerk” (1883), “Gusev” (1890) and “Rothschild’s Violin” (1894)
Al-Abboodi Muntassir Abdulkhadim Nima
4-10 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
From the Birth to the Gospel...: “Selected Writings. On the 80th Anniversary of the Birth” by A. I. Demchenko. Saratov: Sobinov Saratov State Conservatoire, 2023. 1292 p.: Opinion Paper
Shlykova Svetlana Petrovna
1-3 Philology. Theory & Practice
2023. № 1.
Non-Derivative Terms of Ecology as a Subject of Comparative Anthropocentric Analysis
Chernyshova Larisa Anatol'evna, Chernikova Elena Olegovna
2990-2996 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
“Motherland” by M. Yu. Lermontov Translated by E. de Saint-Albain: the Concept Factor in Genre Aberration
Pinkovskiy Vitaly Ivanovich
2984-2989 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Structural, Genre-Content and Linguistic Specificity of the Texts of the Central Banks of the Russian Federation, the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the United States of America
Biryukova Evgeniya Viktorovna, Mukhortova Irina Igorevna
2979-2983 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Value Concept LOYALTY/ПРЕДАННОСТЬ in the English and Russian Linguistic Cultures (by the Material of Modern Media Texts)
Abdulkadyrova Asiyat Bagautdinovna
2972-2978 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Metaphor as a Means of Describing the Heart Muscle Work in Scientific Medical Discourse
Russkaya Tatyana Nikolaevna, Tretiakova Evgenia Valeryevna
2966-2971 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Proprietary Names in Tyumen Commerce and Business (Commersonyms) Formed with English Borrowed Components
Mekheda Marina Ivanovna, Moskaleva Svetlana Sergeevna
2960-2965 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Metatext in Postmodern Artistic Discourse: Cognitive-Pragmatic Aspect
Kudryavtseva Mariya Igorevna
2954-2959 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
General Patterns of Linguocognitive Representation of the Conceptual Opposition of the HUMAN SHIELD Concept (by the Example of the US - THEM Dichotomy
Zdanovskaya Lidiya Borisovna
2946-2953 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Recordings on Alhamiado in Toledo’s Quran (Ms. T 235, State Library of Castile-La Mancha)
Tikhonova Oxana Viktorovna
2940-2945 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
The Role of Term-Formation Elements of Latin Origin in the Formation of the French Terminological System of Electric Vehicle Construction
Sakharov Yury Alexandrovich
2934-2939 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Problems of Language Variability (Based on the French Language of Switzerland)
Pavlenko Nadezhda Borisovna
2927-2933 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
The Semantic Field of Deviation in the Cycle “The Call of Cthulhu” by H. Lovecraft
Ptashkin Alexander Sergeevich
2920-2926 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Suggestive Impact of Stereotypes (by the Material of Modern English-Language Media That Create the Image of Russia)
Zyryanova Irina Nikolaevna, Kosyakov Vitaly Aleksandrovich
2914-2919 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Explication of the Elliptical Infinitive in the Function of Auxiliary Adverbial Modifiers by the Material of the English Economic Discourse
Dyakonova Stanislava Arkadyevna
2905-2913 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Gender-Neutral Language in the University Environment in Germany
Doynikova Marina Igorevna
2900-2904 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
German Verbal-Nominal Combinations: An Attempt at a Typological Description
Boguslavskaya Irina Vilenovna
2894-2899 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Interference Phenomena in the Speech of the Crimean Tatar Youth
Koroglu Lenura Ablyamitovna
2889-2893 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
The Pragmatic Marker "Eto Samoe" in the Multimedia Corpus
Sun Xiaoli
2882-2888 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Functional and Semantic Features of the Textual Connector “In This Sense”
Petrochenko Tatyana Valentinovna
2877-2881 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
The Internal Word Form in Russian Linguistics of the XX-XXI Centuries: A Review of the Term Formation and Use
Lysova Olga Yurievna
2870-2876 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
The National Corpus of the Russian Language as a Tool for Studying Precedent Signs of High Culture with the Source Sphere “Russian Classical Literature”
Kuzmina Luiza Aleksandrovna
2860-2869 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Provincial Man vs Provincial Woman: Semantic and Pragmatic Aspect
Bychkova Valentina Sergeevna
2851-2859 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Specifics of Interpretation of the Flora Image “Snowdrop” in Symbolist Poetry (K. D. Balmont, F. K. Sologub, A. I. Tokayev)
Khetagurova Dzerassa Kazbekovna
2845-2850 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Discursive and Aesthetic Paradoxes of Modern Russian Original Rock Poetry (Based on S. Kalinin’s Creative Work). Article Two
Loktevich Ekaterina Vyacheslavovna
2838-2844 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Features of the Classical Greek Tragedy in the Play “The Goat, or Who is Sylvia” by E. Albee
Smetanina Natalia Alexandrovna
2833-2837 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
“Ode on Literature” by Lu Ji as a Technology of Poetic Reflection
Semenenko Ivan Ivanovich
2820-2832 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Metaphor as a Means of Creating the Illusion of Credibility of Fantastic Images (by the Example of S. King’s Short Story “Uncle Otto’s Truck”)
Petrov Mikhail Aleksandrovich, Morgun Elena Anatolievna
2814-2819 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Allusive Potential of Toponymy in J. Fowles’ Novel “The Magus”
Beletskaya Alla Yur’evna
2808-2813 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
A Book of Essays and a Historical Novel by I. I. Vinokurov-Tagus: Modes of Artistic Merit
Khazankovich Yulia Gennadievna
2800-2807 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
The Spy Novel Genre in Russian Literature of the XX Century: Historical and Literary Theoretical Aspects of Study
Prikazchikova Olga Alexandrovna, Osmukhina Olga Yurievna
2794-2799 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Thematic Originality of the Young Writers’ Creative Work in the Harbin Magazine “Rubezh”
Novokreschenova Irina Nikolaevna
2787-2793 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Suicide in the Light of N. A. Nekrasov’s Poetry Axiology
Wei Xinyi
2781-2786 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Bekasova E. N. The Language Space of the Orenburg Region. Brno: Tribun EU, 2022. 254 p.: Opinion Paper
Izotov Andrey Ivanovich
2779-2780 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Linguistic Manipulation in the Works of Domestic and Foreign Scientists: Theoretical Issues of Terminology
Ashrapova Alsu Khalilovna, Yilmaz Elvira Rafilovna, Mavlyautdinov Ildar Safiulovich, Mankova Liana Ilnurovna
2771-2778 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 9.
Semantic Development of the English Word “town”
Khanbalaeva Sabina Nizamievna
2726-2735 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Adaptation Features in Translating News Texts (by the Example of News about China in the Russian and English Media)
Sun Minqing, Zhao Meiwei
2717-2725 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Comparative Analysis of Metaphorics for the Verbs “to dig” / «копать» as a Part of the Thematic Group “Processes of Agricultural Labour” (by the Material of the English and Russian Languages)
Potsybina Elena Pavlovna
2711-2716 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Secondary Nomination of Pressure Verbs “to milk”, «доить» and “traire”
Permyakova Elena Gennadyevna
2705-2710 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Tactics of Changing the Compositional Structure of the Text When Translating Tourist Texts (by the Material of the Russian and Italian Languages)
Mamedov Said Zaurovich, Bolotin Yuri Evgenyevich
2700-2704 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Determining the Optimal Translation Strategy for H. G. Wells’ Novel “The Invisible Man”
Korshunova Elena Sergeevna
2695-2699 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Linguistic and Cultural Peculiarities of Translated Russian Movie Titles
Dvinova Evgeniia Olegovna
2689-2694 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Semantic Content Transformation in the Cartoon “9” When Translating from English into Russian
Buzaeva Yana Avalievna
2683-2688 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Speech Substandards Rendering in the Russian Translations of the Middle of the 20th Century
Achkasov Andrei Valentinovich
2677-2682 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Framing in Crisis Communication (Based on the US Government’s Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic)
Chepurnaya Alena Ivanovna
2672-2676 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Style and Specificity of Stephen King’s Works Translation
Samarin Dmitry Alexandrovich
2666-2671 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Internal Form of Language Unit as Motivator of Its Meaning (by the Material of the English and Russian Languages)
Savitskaya Ekaterina Vladimirovna
2660-2665 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Referentiality of Possible Worlds in Literary Text: Cognitive-Discursive Aspect
Dzyubenko Anna Igorevna
2654-2659 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Goal Setting as a Psycholinguistic Mechanism and Its Implementation in the Modern English-Language Media Discourse
Guslyakova Alla Victorovna, Guslyakova Nina Ivanovna
2646-2653 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Structural Schemes of Combinatorial Linguistics Terms in the English Language
Vlavatskaya Marina Vital’evna, Efanova Marina Andreevna
2639-2645 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Orthography of Old Spanish Texts in the Arabic Script (by the Examples of Proper Names from The Archive of Toledo’s Mozarabs of the XII-XIII Centuries)
Tikhonova Oxana Viktorovna, Iakushkina Ksenia Valerievna
2634-2638 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Features of Using the Arabic Letter Sīn <s> to Represent Sounds of the Portuguese Language in Arabic-Portuguese Documents of the XVI Century
Tikhonova Oxana Viktorovna, Mazniak Maria Mikhailovna
2629-2633 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Spelling Occasionalisms in Spanish Messengers and Social Networks
Davtian Iuliia Vladimirovna, Kryukova Elena Vladimirovna
2624-2628 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Linguopragmatic Features of the Modern Literary Narrative by the Material of the Short Story “Scène” by A. Robbe-Grillet
Glazkova Anastasiia Victorovna, Chabykina Daria Stanislavovna
2617-2623 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Outgroup Distancing Mechanisms within “Ingroup - Outgroup” Opposition in Literature (Based on Texts of Contemporary Spanish and French Literature)
Abkadyrova Irina Rustemovna, Rezhuk Zinaida Vladimirovna
2611-2616 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Genre Specifics of Modern English-Language News Media Texts on Coronavirus Topics
Syresina Irina Olegovna, Bondarenko Svetlana Vladimirovna, Korzova Elena Nikolaevna
2605-2610 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Role of Artistic Devices of Absurdity and Nonsense in Formation of Structural and Semantic Organization of Text (by the Material of L. Carroll’s “The Hunting of the Snark”)
Soshnikov Alexander Olegovich
2599-2604 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Onomasiological Structure of the Situations of Action and Modal Relation (by the Material of Sentences with German and English Causative Verbs)
Sakovets Svetlana Alexandrovna
2591-2598 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Structural Features of English-American Borrowed Advertising Terminology in the German Language and Ways of Its Translation into Russian
Prytkova Oksana Al’bertovna, Shuytseva Inga Al’fredovna
2586-2590 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Features of Gender Identity Construction in the Modern Political Media Discourse of Germany (by the Example of Women Politicians’ Nicknames)
Polonyankina Nadezhda Valeryevna
2580-2585 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Variety of Virtual Genres of Environmental Discourse in the Federal Republic of Germany (by the Example of Internet Communication on Environmental Topics)
Zaitseva Alla Valer’evna
2573-2579 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Features of Word Formation and Translation of Author’s Neologisms in Modern English by the Material of J. K. Rowling’s Book “Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them”
Grushina Margarita Vladimirovna
2568-2572 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Linguistic Typing of Ethno-Marked Symbols in Creolized Text of the British Television Drama
Gorokhova Anna Mikhaylovna
2561-2567 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Analysis of English Proverbs Verbalizing MONEY Concept in Modern Linguistic Worldview
Vasbieva Dinara Giniyatullovna
2556-2560 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Speech Influence Techniques in the Headlines of Online Media Texts of the British Quality Press
Varzapova Viktoriya Yuryevna
2550-2555 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Lexeme “Hans im Glück” and Its Functions in Discourse
Blokhina Elena Nikolaevna
2542-2549 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Phonetic Features of Australian English by the Example of Afferbeck Lauder’s Poem “With Air Chew”
Aiusheeva Marina Glebovna, Badmaeva Elena Sodnomovna
2536-2541 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Phenomenon of Representing Generalized Subject of Proverbs and Sayings in the Chuvash Language
Semenova Galina Nikolaevna, Yakimova Nadezhda Ivanovna
2531-2535 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Figurative Content in the Structure of the SPRING Concept in the Evenk Linguoculture
Kuzmina Raisa Petrovna
2527-2530 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Visual Perception Verbs in the Tatar Language (Semantic and Word-Formation Aspect)
Gilazetdinova Gelinia Khajretdinovna, Salakhova Ruzilya Rashitovna
2522-2526 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Fear Factor in Social and Commercial Advertising (by the Example of Signboard Texts in Perm)
Tikhomirova Larisa Sergeevna
2517-2521 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Hybrid Verb-Adjective Forms as a Psychological Marker of a “Departing Character” in I. A. Bunin’s Short Story “Benevolent Participation”
Royko Oksana Valentinovna
2512-2516 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Ďurovič Ľ., Giger M. Paradigmatika spisovné ruštiny. Hláskosloví a tvarosloví. Praha: Karolinum, 2020. 350 s.: Opinion Paper
Izotov Andrey Ivanovich
2510-2511 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Cognitive Poetics and Cognitive Stylistics: Variation and Incorporation of the Terms. The Onset of Cognitive Poetics and Its Modification at the Turn of the Millennia
Malneva Ekaterina Yurievna
2503-2509 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Key Areas of Reception of B. L. Riftin’s Research in China
Zhang Bing
2495-2501 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Discursive-Aesthetic Paradoxes of Modern Russian Original Rock Poetry (by the Material of S. Kalinin’s Creative Work). Paper One
Loktevich Ekaterina Vyacheslavovna
2488-2494 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Female Beauty Formulas (by the Material of the Even and the Yakut Epic Tradition)
Danilova Anna Nikolaevna, Pavlova Nadezhda Vasilyevna, Petrova Valentina Alekseevna
2479-2487 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Originality of Twelve Apparitions of Archangel Michael according to Coptic Tradition
Frangulian Lilia Rubenovna
2473-2478 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Lu Ji’s Life: With an Ink Brush and a Sword
Semenenko Ivan Ivanovich
2462-2472 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
The “Blonde/Brunette” Binary Opposition in Early French Romanticism (“Corinne, or Italy” by G. de Staël)
Nuzhnaia Tatiana Vladimirovna
2457-2461 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Charlotte Brontë’s Reception of Samuel Richardson’s Novel Creativity
Konak Amela Alievna
2451-2456 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
System of Characters as a Way of Assessing the Events of the Spanish Civil War in Javier Сercas ’ Novel “Lord of All the Dead”
Ivanova Nina Vladimirovna, Nemtseva Ksenia Igorevna
2445-2450 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
American Society Paradigm in B. Lerner’s Novel “The Topeka School”
Bolotova Olga Borisovna
2438-2444 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Cultural Landscape in Uzheertu’s Story “Hunter’s Fate”
Khazankovich Yulia Gennadievna
2430-2437 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Features of Russian-Language National Literature Emergence as a Result of Culture Globalization
Myshkina Albina Fedorovna, Yakovleva Galina Grigorievna, Savirova Marina Petrovna
2425-2429 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
“Final” Book of Poems as a Major Genre Form in Perception of Modern Domestic Literary Criticism
Khozyaikina Anastasia Vladimirovna
2419-2424 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Specificity of Spy Novel Tradition Interpretation in P. N. Prudkovsky’s Prose
Prikazchikova Olga Alexandrovna, Osmukhina Olga Yurievna
2414-2418 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Initiation Plot in the Story “Meat” by A. I. Kuprin
Darenskaya Natal'ya Aleksandrovna
2409-2413 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 8.
Linguocultural Specificity of the Speech Act of Apology in the Chinese Language
Selezneva Natalia Victorovna
2380-2384 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Case Form of Substantives of Aspectual Semantics of Initial Phase in the English and Russian Languages
Lutfullina Gulnara Firdavisovna
2375-2379 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Creative Neologisms as a Result of Hybrid Word Formation in the German and Russian Colloquial Speech
Zavalishina Liia Viktorovna, Nefedova Lyubov Arkadyevna
2369-2374 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Comparative Analysis of Translating Socio-Cultural Component of the English Literary Text into the Russian Language (by the Example of Ch. P. Snow’s Novel "Corridors of Power")
Epifantseva Natalia Glebovna, Tsepeleva Alina Nikolaevna
2364-2368 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Determination of Adequacy Degree of Poetic Text Translation by the Example of Interpretation of M. Yu. Lermontov’s Poem "I Come out to the Path" into English
Gasanova Farida Rauf kizi
2358-2363 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
"Rule - Example" Correlation in Time Category Description in the French Grammars of the XVI-XVIII Centuries
Shcherbinin Andrei Yurievich
2352-2357 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Discursive Specificity of Modal and Evaluative Meanings Manifestation in Texts of Regulatory Legal Acts (by the Material of the English and Russian Languages)
Shashkova Valentina Nikolaevna
2345-2351 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Neologism Emotivity in the Coronavirus Period
Semerdzhidi Valentina Nikolaevna, Resepova Victoria Konstantinovna
2341-2344 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Plato’s Linguistic Personality and "Cave" Idealism
Sedykh Arkadiy Petrovich, Kugan Ekaterina Ivanovna
2333-2340 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Polysemy in Computer Linguistics Terminology
Polshchykova Olga Nikolaevna
2328-2332 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Linguo-Cognitive Representation of Oppositive Concepts RUSSIAN WORLD - CANCEL CULTURE
Zdanovskaya Lidiya Borisovna
2323-2327 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Virus Metaphor in Marketing Communication
Borodulina Natalia Yurievna, Makeeva Marina Nikolaevna, Kopelnik Vladislava Igorevna
2319-2322 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Thematic Sphere "Computer Technologies" at System-Linguistic Level by the Materials of Non-Special Dictionaries of the Russian and English Languages
Balashova Darya Yurievna
2312-2318 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Communicative Aspect of Modified Proverbs Translation from German into Russian
Shitikova Anzhelika Vladimirovna
2307-2311 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Linguistic and Socio-Cultural Features of Hedging in Scientific Discourse (by the Material of Texts of English-Language Scientific Articles on Economics)
Svetaylov Boris Vladimirovich
2301-2306 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Proper Names as Lexical Means of Implementing BUSINESSMAN Concept in Charles Dickens’s "Dombey and Son"
Nesterova Tatiana Gennadievna, Remizova Valentina Fyodorovna
2295-2300 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Borrowings as a Part of Phraseological Units of Insular Russian-German Dialects
Moskalyuk Larisa Ivanovna, Moskalyuk Olga Sergeevna
2291-2294 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Theoretical Foundations of the Grammatical System of English for Radiotelephony Communication in Aviation
Lysenko Sergey Vladimirovich
2285-2290 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Verbalisation of Acoustic Images in P. Pabst’s Novel "Ich sehe das, was ihr nicht seht. Eine blinde Strafverteidigerin geht ihren Weg" / "I See What You Cannot See. Blind Female Criminal Defense Lawyer Goes Her Own Way"
Ladosha Oksana Mikhailovna
2279-2284 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Role of Food and Clothes Names in Creating the Russians’ Image in English-Language Travel Notes about Russia in the 19th Century
Gladkova Olga Khvtisovna
2272-2278 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Synsemantic Exponents of Category of Cause in the American Political Discourse
Butenko Tatiana Anatolievna
2267-2271 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Non-Trivial Types of Semantic Derivation in Colloquial and Youth Vocabulary of the Modern German Language
Bojkova Irina Borissovna
2258-2266 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Phraseological Units with Zoonym Components in the Australian English Language
Badmaeva Elena Sodnomovna, Shaglanova Elena Andreevna, Burtseva Elvira Vitalyevna
2251-2257 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
William Morris’s "The Wood beyond the World": Possibilities of Reading and Translating from English into Russian
Aristov Aleksei Yur’evich
2245-2250 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Contextual Implementation of Sound-Descriptive Words of the English Language
Alkenova Sayazhan Nikolaevna
2239-2244 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Colour Triad "Black - White - Red" in the Adyghe Worldview and Its Functioning in Artistic Discourse
Haraeva Larisa Hanbievna, Ezaova Madina Yurievna, Shugusheva Dzhuleta Habasovna
2232-2238 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Features of Word Formation in the Modern Udmurt Language
Strelkova Olga Borisovna
2228-2231 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Cognitive Understanding of the Semantic Field "Й?ш" / "Age" in the Bashkir Language (by the Material of Monosyllabic Stems)
Nigamatova Albina Alfredovna
2224-2227 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Semantics of the Verb ‘Touch’ in the Ob-Ugric Languages
Nakhracheva Galina Leonidovna
2219-2223 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Locative Meanings of Words with ‘пурэбэ’ and ‘албэ’ Components in the Tundra Yukaghir Language
Kurilova Ladina Gavrilovna
2214-2218 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Compound Adjectives of Subordinating Type in the Hungarian Language
Ariskina Tatyana Pavlovna
2210-2213 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Linguistic Representation of Maslenitsa Rite of Roping Blocks in the Kuban Tradition
Finko Olga Sergeevna
2205-2209 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
DREAM Concept in the Novel "Ladoga" by O. Grigorieva
Usacheva Olga Alexandrovna, Chernyavskaya Nadezhda Anatolievna, Makunina Daria Sergeevna
2199-2204 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Work on a New Spelling Code (Based on the Use of Capital Letters in Official Names)
Ponomareva Natalya Ivanovna
2194-2198 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Structural Characteristics of One-Lexeme Nominations as a Fragment of Typological Passports of Medical Terminology Systems
Kazarina Svetlana Georgievna, Gulyaeva Tatyana Urevna
2189-2193 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Author’s Reconsideration of Phraseological Units in M. Zoshchenko’s Prose
Kabanova Svetlana Aleksandrovna
2183-2188 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
The Ability of Russian Particles to Communicate the Semantics of the Extreme: An Analytical Review
Klyushina Alena Mikhailovna
2174-2182 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Expressive Syntax of the English Language: A Systematic Review
Vorobyova Yelena Nickolaevna
2167-2173 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Bekasova E. N. A Learner’s Guide to the Old Slavic Language. Brno: Tribun EU, 2021. 119 p.: Opinion Paper
Izotov Andrey Ivanovich
2165-2166 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Genre Code of "Terrible Short Story" in I. S. Turgenev’s "Klara Milich"
Pogadai Elena Vladimirovna
2159-2163 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Biographical Foundations of Jeffrey Eugenides’s Creative Worldview
Petrova Anna Alekseevna
2154-2158 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Features of the Gothic Tradition Interpretation in H. P. Lovecraft’s Creative Work (Based on the Material of "The Outsider" Story)
Morshchinskiy Vladislav Sergeevich, Cheresyuk Polina Andreevna
2149-2153 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Gender Stereotypes in Ayn Rand’s Novels
Mirasova Kamila Naeelovna
2143-2148 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Children’s Images in Manuel Rivas’s Works about the Civil War and the Francoist Dictatorship
Ivanova Nina Vladimirovna
2137-2142 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
A. I. Yatsimirsky - Researcher of W. Sieroszewski’s and A. Szymanski’s Creative Activity
Emelianov Igor Stepanovich
2131-2136 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Symbolism vs Expressionism (by the Example of D. B. Khetagurov’s Poem "Арв?нг?с" ("Skylike"))
Khetagurova Dzerassa Kazbekovna
2124-2130 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Naki Isanbet’s Media Image in the Aspect of His Creative Work Interpretation
Khabutdinova Mileusha Mukhametsyanovna
2119-2123 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Structure and Genre-Thematic Features of R. Gamzatov’s Poetic Collection "In the Midday Heat in the Valley of Dagestan"
Nabigulaeva Marjanat Nabigulaena
2111-2118 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Tsar David’s Image Evolution in the Russian Poetry of the 17th-20th Centuries. Features of the Psalmist’s Image Perception by Russian Poets
Khimich Galina Alexandrovna
2105-2110 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Lloyd George’s Satirical Image in the Russian Diaspora’s Periodicals in the First Half of the 1920s
Sviridov Vladislav Yurievich
2100-2104 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Christmas Theme in N. P. Wagner’s Story "Telepen"
Norina Natalia Viktorovna
2092-2099 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Pontifical Power as Roman Catholic Idea Realization in F. M. Dostoevsky’s Perception in the 1860-1870s
Murzina Svetlana Vladimirovna
2086-2091 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Representation of Theme of Developing New Forms of Social Life in F. I. Panferov’s Book of Essays "In the Early Morning" (1927): By the Example of the Essays "Markel" and "In the Early Morning"
Kultysheva Olga Mikhailovna, Rashchupkina Olga Stanislavovna
2080-2085 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
The Early NEP Culture in N. Lukhmanov’s Perception (Based on the Poem "Corns of Moscow")
Kozlov Dmitry Alexandrovich
2075-2079 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Tao Universal in O. E. Mandelstam’s Early Works
Buraia Mariia Anatol’evna, Shi Yuchen
2070-2074 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Folklore of the Volga and Ural Regions: Genres, Poetics, Study Problems / compiler and editor G. G. Il'ina. Cheboksary, 2021: Opinion Paper
Myshkina Albina Fedorovna, Rodionov Vitaly Grigorievich
2067-2069 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 7.
Gender-Marked Asymmetry in the Russian and Chinese Languages
Yao Xiaoyi
2056-2061 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Metaphors of the Ancient Chinese Philosophical Text "The Analects" by Confucius and the Particularities of Their Translation into Russian
Chen Liang
2051-2055 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Typology of Mistakes in Audiovisual Translation of Subtitles from English into Russian
Rozhkov Roman Aleksandrovich, Zubkova Ekaterina Vladimirovna, Fedorova Irina Kimovna
2046-2050 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Difficulties in Translating Legal Terms in the Texts of "General Terms and Conditions of Delivery and Sale" (by the Material of English to Russian Translation)
Radikova Tanzilya Insafovna, Tretyakova Maria Vladimirovna
2040-2045 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Strategies and Tactics of Translating Gastronomic Guides: Communicative and Functional Approach (by the Material of the Russian and English Languages)
Mamedov Said Zaurovich, Bolotin Yuri Evgenyevich
2034-2039 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Terminological Problems, Definition and Characteristics of Discursive Markers (by the Material of the English Language)
Eshieva Tanzila Zaynalbekovna, Tasueva Seda Isaevna
2029-2033 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
G. D. Grebenshchikov’s Epistemic-Cognitive Thesaurus as a Part of the Eurasian Cultural and Linguistic Space
Khrebtova Tatiana Sergeevna
2024-2028 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Mixed Texts: Creolised vs Polycode vs Multimodal
Sabadin Santos Talaveira Medina Jo?o Paulo
2017-2023 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Linguistic Means of Implementing Attractiveness in Pretext Formations (Based on the French and Russian Languages)
Ryanskaya Elvira Michailovna, Fomenko Elena Andreevna
2012-2016 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Realisation of the Linguocultural Type "Physician-Surgeon" in the Russian Linguistic Consciousness (by the Material of Internet Comments)
Rostovtseva Svetlana Andreevna
2006-2011 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Hyper-Hyponymic Relations in Computer Linguistics Terminology
Polshchykova Olga Nikolaevna
2001-2005 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Structure, Functioning and Language Realization of Artistic Fractals in Robert Irwin’s Novel "The Arabian Nightmare"
Linnichenko Svetlana Igorevna
1994-2000 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Lexical and Grammatical Means of Reducing Speech Impact Intensity in Russian- and English-Language Socio-Political Debates
Kulabukhov Nikita Vladimirovich
1987-1993 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Particularities of the Use of Deictic Gestures in the Evasion Strategy
Isaeva Snezhana Nikolaevna
1982-1986 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Specifics of Image and Text Interaction in Creolized Meme (by the Example of Memes Based on the Harry Potter Film Cycle)
Vorobets Tatyana Alekseevna, Gerdt Elena Valerievna, Lobkova Elena Vladimirovna
1975-1981 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Redirected Aggression as a Disruptive Tactics in Pedagogical Discourse
Volkova Yana Aleksandrovna, Panchenko Nadezhda Nickolaevna
1969-1974 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Structure of Thematic Sphere "Computer Technologies" in the Russian and English Languages (Based on Specialized Lexicographic Sources)
Balashova Darya Yurievna
1963-1968 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Role of Precedent Anthroponyms in the Evaluation of the Political Elite (by the Material of the Modern French Press)
Telegina Victoria Alexandrovna
1959-1962 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Ways of Adding New Words to the Vocabulary of the English Language in 2021 and 2022 (by the Material of the Electronic Dictionary "Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary"): Word-Formation and Lexico-Semantic Features
Sheveleva Irina Alexandrovna, Mitina Olga Alexeevna
1954-1958 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Features of Terminological Abbreviation in English Scientific and Technical Text
Shaglanova Elena Andreevna, Badmaeva Elena Sodnomovna, Chepak Olga Aleksandrovna
1948-1953 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Linguocognitive Means of Manipulation in English-Language Media Texts
Ryabukha Olga Vladimirovna, Shlopakova Daria Leonidovna
1942-1947 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Structural-Semantic Features and Cognitive-Pragmatic Potential of Neological Names in Women’s Cosmetics Advertising (Based on the German Language)
Petryanina Olga Valeryevna, Revina Elena Vladimirovna
1935-1941 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Functioning of Hypertext Transitions in the Online News Polytext Narrative (by the Material of Web Versions of English-Language Newspapers)
Paramonova Marina Ilyinichna
1927-1934 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Black Humour in Informal Academic Discourse (by the Material of the Modern German Language)
Kuzovnikova Ekaterina Gennadyevna, Nefedova Lyubov Arkadyevna
1920-1926 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
English-Language Influence on the Process of New Words Emergence in the Modern German Language (Based on Dictionaries of Neologisms Related to the Coronavirus Pandemic Theme)
Ivanchenko Tatiana Anatolevna
1913-1919 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Representation of Value Dominants in English Lexical Formations with Focus Seme REALITY and Their Translation into Russian (Based on A. Murdoch’s "The Bell")
Zhirova Irina Grigorievna, Dmitrieva Olga Petrovna, Anashkina Elena Valer’evna
1905-1912 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Current State and Trend of Plural Noun Formant Unification in the Abaza Language
Pazov Sergey Umarovich, Pazova Lilia Kashifovna
1898-1904 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Social Markedness of Words with Specific Meanings in the Tatar Language of the Late ХIХ - Early ХХ Century (Thematic Group "Human Being")
Mirkhayev Rifat Firdinatovich
1893-1897 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Structure and Semantics of Causative Forms -тыр and -т in the Khakass Language
Kyzlasova Inga Ludovikovna
1887-1892 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Peculiarities and Ways of Word Formation of Representatives of the Concepts ХУЖЬ (WHITE), ПЛЪЫЖЬ (RED), ГЪУЭЖЬ (YELLOW) in the Kabardino-Circassian Language
Dzuganova Rita Khabalovna, Oshroeva Karina Vyacheslavovna
1883-1886 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Ambivalent Evaluativity of Russian Vocabulary: The Lexeme "интеллигент" against the Background of the Chinese Language
Yang Haiyan, Vasilieva Galina Mikhailovna
1877-1882 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Association Field of the HEALTH Concept in the Language Consciousness of Students during the Pandemic
Salnikova Vera Vladimirovna, Kudisova Elena Andreevna
1872-1876 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Synonymy in Oil and Gas Business Terminology of the Modern Russian Language
May Chan Myae Zaw, Alpatova Polina Nikolaevna
1867-1871 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Features of Semantisation of Dialect Lexical Units (by the Material of the "Dictionary of Russian Subdialects of the Amur River Region")
Korobova Victoria Nikolaevna
1861-1866 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Elite Linguistic Personality: Background of the Issue
Arefeva Anna Mikhailovna
1856-1860 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Manifestation of the Extreme in Russian Linguoculture: An Analytical Review
Klyushina Alena Mikhailovna
1849-1855 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Classification of Parallelism of Tang Quatrains Containing Five Syllables in a Line according to the Direction of Parallel Fragments
Skvortsov Arseny Vladimirovich
1840-1848 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
History Remythologisation in Geoffrey Girard’s Novel "Truthers"
Shalagina Olga Vadimovna
1835-1839 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Adventurous and Magical Discourse in the Novel "Metamorphoses, or The Golden Ass" by Lucius Apuleius
Samarin Dmitry Alexandrovich
1830-1834 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Creative Reception of O. Wilde's Masculine-Feminine Gender Dichotomy in T. Stoppard’s Play "The Invention of Love"
Markova Alyona Igorevna, Merkulova Mayya Gennadievna
1825-1829 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Narrator’s Technique in J. Heller’s Novel "Catch-22": Impartiality, Illusion and Contrast
Gevorkyan Silva Samvelovna
1818-1824 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Chronotope as Means of Fiction Prose Subjectivization (Based on Virginia Woolf’s Novel "To the Lighthouse")
Belozerova Nataliya Vladimirovna, Zhindeeva Elena Aleksandrovna, Lugovoi Aleksandr Aleksandrovich
1812-1817 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Artistic Understanding of "Bondage" Theme in Dilya Bulgakova’s Stories
Khaliullina Albina Gabitovna
1807-1811 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Peritext Role in Strengthening Naki Isanbet’s Authority in Society
Khabutdinova Mileusha Mukhametsyanovna
1802-1806 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
A. Teppeev’s Innovative Searches in the Novella Genre (by the Material of the Novella "A Nine-Day Trip")
Sarbasheva Alena Mustafaevna
1796-1801 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Ideological Transformations in Evenki Folklore in the 20-60s of the XX Century
Varlamov Alexander Nikolaevich
1789-1795 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Elements of Androcentrism in Modern Karachai Poetry (by the Material of M. Duraev’s Creative Work)
Berberova Liana Burkhanovna
1783-1788 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Hafiz Shirazi in Rasul Gamzatov’s Creative Work
Alibekova Patimat Magomedovna
1778-1782 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Metaphysical Conflict Evolution in Ivan Vyrypaev’s Dramaturgy
Spirina Kristina Stanislavovna
1772-1777 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
R. I. Rozhdestvensky’s Poem "Waiting (Woman’s Monologue)": Philosophical Categories of Love and Happiness
Sipkina Nina Yakovlevna
1767-1771 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Analysis of Village Description in the Story "Mitya’s Love" by I. A. Bunin from the Point of View of "Heterotopia" Spatial Theory
Peng Yongyu, Chen Hui
1761-1766 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Clothing as Polyfunctional Element in M. A. Sholokhov’s Novel "And Quiet Flows the Don"
Plaksitskaya Nataliya Aleksandrovna, Kutafina Yulia Nikolaevna, Zaitseva Nadezhda Vladimirovna
1755-1760 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Metaphors of Movement in Narrative Structure of Works from the Collection "In Search of the Truth" by Ya. V. Abramov
Monakhov Alexander Aleksandrovich
1749-1754 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
"Bashkir Text" in S. P. Zlobin’s Prose
Kulsarina Irena Galinurovna, Rad Elsa Anisovna
1744-1748 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Ethnography of the Orient in N. A. Baykov’s Works by the Example of Zoomorphic Images, Sacred Loci and Mythological Chronotope (on the Issue of Preserving Traditions in the Context of Migration Processes in the Russian Far East)
Kirillova Elena Olegovna
1731-1743 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Specificity of Family Theme Refraction in Author-Narrator’s Creative Mind in N. V. Gogol’s "Dead Souls"
Zhavoronkova Maria Yurievna
1725-1730 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Role of Narrator as Key Instance in Dramatic Events Development in Fiction Text
Wijdan Adnan Mohammed
1718-1724 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Benvenuto Cellini’s Image in I. A. Brodsky’s Supertextual Unity
Buraia Mariia Anatol’evna
1712-1717 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
I. A. Bunin and the Journal "Sovremennye zapiski": On the History of Publication of "The Life of Arseniev"
Azarov Yuri Alexeevich
1707-1711 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 6.
Comparative Degree of Adjectives and Adverbs as a Means of Representing the Centre of Comparability Functional-Semantic Field in German, English and Russian (by the Material of Weather Report Texts)
Shatalova Alena Vladimirovna, Biriukova Evgeniia Viktorovna
1680-1686 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Lexemes Nominating Organs of Speech in Russian and Chinese Phraseological Units
Fomenko Irina Borisovna
1674-1679 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Cognitive-Style Approach to Studying Translator’s Linguistic Personality (Experimental Research)
Terentyeva Daria Mikhailovna
1669-1673 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Discursive Characteristics of Rhetorical Questions in Oral Speech in the German and Russian Languages
Sanishvili Irina Tamazievna
1663-1668 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Translation Modelling from the Standpoint of Cognitive-Activity Translation Studies
Remkhe Irina Nikolayevna
1658-1662 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Translations of "The Panther" by R. M. Rilke in the Genre Aspect
Pinkovskiy Vitaly Ivanovich
1652-1657 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Foreignization and Domestication Strategies in the Aspect of Translating Legal Terminology on Migration Processes Issue (by the Material of the English and German Languages)
Parfenova Maria Andreevna
1646-1651 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Morpheme "-ing" as One of the Most Widely Used Means of Word Formation in the Indian Variety of the English Language at the Differentiation Stage of English in India
Komarnitskaya Yaroslava Yurievna
1640-1645 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Occasionalisms in Neil Gaiman’s Fantasy Works: A Linguo-Translational Aspect (Based on the Novella "The Graveyard Book", the Novel "Neverwhere" and the Novel "American Gods")
Ivanova Svetlana Anatolievna, Filatova Anna Andreevna
1633-1639 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Problem of Determining Borrowed Reflexive Words Sources by the Material of the Turkish and Adyghe Languages
Dzhankylych Adnyan
1628-1632 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Particularities of Synonymy of Terms in Translated Grammars of the XVIII Century in Germany and Russia
Gumbatova Fidan Ekhtibarovna
1623-1627 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Linguo-Culturological Features of Poetic Text Translation by the Example of M. Yu. Lermontov’s Poem "Demon" Translation into English
Gasanova Farida Rauf kizi
1617-1622 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Comparative Analysis of the Lexical-Semantic Field "Tea" in Russian and English (Basing on Dictionary Interpretations and Compatibility of the Lexeme "Tea")
Vorobets Tatyana Alekseevna, Gerdt Elena Valerievna, Lobkova Elena Vladimirovna
1607-1616 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Features of Translating Terminological Units in the Subject Area of Finance, Audit and Investment from English into Russian
Borunov Ivan Aleksandrovich, Ulitkin Ilya Alekseevich
1599-1606 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
The Occitan Language: Searching for Standard and Status
Bestolkova Galina Vasilievna
1595-1598 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Multicomponent English Terms in the Sphere of Bioethics and Law of the Term System "Bioethics of Reproductive Technologies"
Yakovleva Elena Vladimirovna
1590-1594 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Persuasive Potential of Linguistic Means of Expressing Evaluation in Mass Media Discourse (Based on the German Texts of the Discussion on the Award of the Nobel Prize in Literature to Peter Handke)
Sergeeva Maria Sergeevna
1584-1589 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Speech Portrait of the Female Character from Hayao Miyazaki’s Anime Film "Nausica? of the Valley of the Wind"
Rufova Elena Stepanovna, Osipova Sardana Evgenievna
1579-1583 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Sociocultural Communicative Type "Maryivanna" in Pedagogical Discourse: Features of Destructive Behaviour
Panchenko Nadezhda Nickolaevna
1574-1578 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Means of Achieving Functional Equivalence When Translating English Discursive Markers in Oral Speech Communication in Legal Sphere
Korotkova Mariya Dmitrievna, Bogacheva Ekaterina Aleksandrovna, Molodkin Anatoly Mihailovich
1568-1573 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Manipulation Involving the Speaker’s Interpersonal Attitudes in the English-Language Judicial Discourse
Konovalenko Tatiana Georgievna, Kashirskaia Kseniia Sergeevna
1560-1567 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Terminology in the Aspect of Human Experience Decoding (on the Material of English-Language Sports Texts)
Kislitsyna Natalia Nikolajevna, Novikova Ekaterina Aleksandrovna
1554-1559 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Functioning of Psychotherapeutic Terms in the Russian Internet Discourse
Zdrikovskaya Tatyana Alexandrovna, Mokhova Yulia Alexandrovna
1548-1553 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Linguistic Signs of Gender Neutrality in the English and Russian Languages (by the Example of the Internet Publications)
Bozhenko Yulia Sergeevna, Em Lyudmila Sergeevna, Kalinovskaya Elena Alexandrovna
1543-1547 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Features of Translation of French Medical Terms into Russian
Datsiouk Vasilisa Vitalievna
1537-1542 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Semantic Modifications of English-Language Units of Spatial Semantics
Yanina Viktoriya Viktorovna, Maletina Oxana Andreevna, Popova Olga Yurievna
1531-1535 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Globalization and Interdisciplinary Nature of English Oil and Gas Terms
Shuytseva Inga Al’fredovna
1526-1530 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Etymological Analysis of English Phraseological Units That Emerged in the XX Century
Sheveleva Irina Alexandrovna, Yakimovich Irina Gennadievna, Mitina Olga Alexeevna
1521-1525 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Strategies, Tactics and Means of Their Implementation in Valeological Psychological Discourse (by the Material of the German Language)
Fink Tatiana Evgenievna
1513-1520 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Oil and Gas English: High-Frequency Vocabulary
Tokareva Olga Vladimirovna, Evdokimov Mikhail Vitalievich
1506-1512 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Lexical-Semantic Means of Forming Evaluation of the MUSLIM WOMAN Concept in the English Internet Discourse
Sidorenko Elizaveta Maksimovna
1502-1505 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Proper Name in the Structure of the Dicteme of Introducing Character’s Image in the English Literary Text
Noskova Anna Ivanovna
1497-1501 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Antonymic Opposition "War" - "Peace" as a Method of Speech Impact on the Addressee’s Consciousness in the American Political Discourse (Based on D. J. Trump’s Speeches)
Margaryan Aykanush Akopovna
1491-1496 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Gender Influence on Speech Behaviour of Commanding Officers of Foreign Armies in Situations of Professional Communication (Based on the Material of the English, German and Norwegian Languages)
Kotova Anna Aleksandrovna
1485-1490 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Analysis of Word-Formation Potential of English Terms of Transport Logistics by Family of Words Composition
Karavayskaya Olga Sergeevna
1480-1484 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
New Zealand Language Space in the Context of New Educational Trends
Kazakova Irina Evgenievna
1474-1479 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Structure of the CHOICE Concept in the British Linguistic Worldview (by the Example of I. Murdoch’s Novel "The Black Prince")
Dmitrieva Olga Petrovna, Anashkina Elena Valer’evna
1466-1473 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Linguistic Actualisation of the Author’s Personality in the English-Language News Discourse (by the Material of the BBC News Portal)
Andrienko Anna Aleksandrovna, Bets Yulia Vasilyevna, Medvedeva Aliya Aleksandrovna
1459-1465 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Grammatical Transformations in Translation of Instructions for Medical Products Use from English into Russian (Based on the Instruction for the Use of the Immunostimulating Medical Product Keytruda)
Amirova Oksana Georgievna
1454-1458 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Social and Speech Portrait of the Tatar Peasants of the Late XIX - Early XX Century
Mirkhayev Rifat Firdinatovich
1449-1453 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Names of Water Bodies in Monuments of the Old Tatar Written Language of the XV-XVI Centuries
Kadirova Enze Khanafievna, Minnullin Kim Mugallimovich
1444-1448 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Ablaut Alternations and Derivational Affixes as a Means of Forming Verbal Antonyms in the Kabardian-Circassian Language
Dzuganova Rita Khabalovna
1439-1443 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Function of Conjunctions in a Complex Syntactic Unity in the Tatar Language
Giniyatullina Liliya Minnullovna
1434-1438 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
GARBAGE Cluster: Gender-Aspect Organization of Cognitive Segment of the Basic Metaphor DIRT in Political Discourse
Yao Jiaxu
1428-1433 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Axiological Potential of Hashtags with Lexical Units "Woman" and "Man"
Nepomnyashchikh Ekaterina Alexandrovna, Boyko Irina Vladimirovna
1424-1427 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Homonymy of Acronyms and Common Words: Principles for Compiling a Dictionary Entry
Merkuryeva Nataliya Mikhaylovna
1418-1423 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Status of Border Components of Anthroponymic Formula in Business Writing Monuments of the Yenisei Siberia of the XVII Century
Gorodilova Lyudmila Mikhailovna
1410-1417 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Specificity of Formal Analysis of Non-Morphological Derivatives in the Modern Russian Language
Golaydenko Larisa Nikolaevna, Salnikov Vadim Borisovich
1404-1409 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Linguo-Psychological Analysis of Female Characters in the Works of the Scottish Poetesses of the XX Century
Tulup Elzara Refatovna
1399-1403 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Collective Memory in the Context of Autobiographical Works (by the Material of German-Language Autobiographies)
Molchanova Anna Sergeevna
1394-1398 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Specifics of the Modern Chechen Literature Genre System Developing (Based on Kanta Ibragimov’s Military-Historical Prose)
Inarkayeva Subran Islamovna, Yakhyaeva Zukhra Idrisovna
1388-1393 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Song Folklore of the Chuvash People from Yanshikhovo-Norvashi Village of the Yantikovskiy District of the Chuvash Republic in Autochthonous and Siberian Existence
Ilyina Galina Gennadievna, Alexandrov Alexey Anatolievich, Ismagilova Ekaterina Igorevna
1381-1387 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Fusion of Image and Thought Forming the Creative Basis of Fictionalised Journalistic Images in Mustai Karim’s Sketch Stories
Akhmadiev Rif Barievich
1377-1380 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Interpretation of Eugene Onegin’s Image in Chinese Pushkin Studies
Zhu Yan
1370-1376 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
"The Jester" by Yu. Vyazemsky vs "The Jester" by A. Eshpai: Specificity of Cinema Interpretation of a Literary Character’s Image
Osmukhina Olga Yurievna, Ovsyannikova Ekaterina Pavlovna
1364-1369 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Metanovel vs Metatext: A Contentious Aspect of Studying V. Pelevin’s Prose
Osmukhina Olga Yurievna, Maryushkina Anastasia Pavlovna
1359-1363 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Time Category as a Basis of Architectonics of the Program Cycle "Life as a Year" (1982) by V. D. Kolupaev
Morozova Inna Viktorovna
1354-1358 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Buddhist Concept of "Samsara" in I. A. Bunin’s Creative Work
Liu Yuanyuan
1344-1353 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
P. Ya. Chaadaev’s Image Reception in the Novel "Sergei Chalygin’s Confessions" by Ya. P. Polonsky
Vyushkova Irina Gennadievna, Silchenko Grigory Viktorovich
1339-1343 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 5.
Hybrid German-Slavic Semantics of Yiddish Verbs with the Prefix tse-
Shishigin Kirill Aleksandrovich, Pavlova Oxana Yurievna
1308-1313 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Identification and Interpretation of Irony by Means of Emotive Markers of Secondary Empathy (by the Material of English and French Literary Discourse)
Sheveleva Marina Sergeevna
1299-1307 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Semantics of Expressive Ethnonyms in Spain and Great Britain: A Historical Factor
Popova Evgeniya Andreevna, Guseva Olga Andreevna
1294-1298 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Precedent Name Жириновский/Zhirinovsky in the Foreign and Russian Media: Comparative Analysis
Nikolaeva Elena Yurevna
1289-1293 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Substantive Representation of Temporal and Aspectual Duration (by the Material of the English and Russian Languages)
Lutfullina Gulnara Firdavisovna, Shipova Alena Olegovna
1283-1288 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Internationalisms in Architectural Terminology of the European Languages (Gothic Architectural Style)
Kuznetsova Nadezhda Genievna, Stepicheva Olga Nikolaevna, Janowitz Philipp
1274-1282 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Identification of Functional Strategies Role in Female Narrative (Based on German and Russian Literary Texts)
Zubenko Yana Valerievna
1268-1273 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Structural Classification of Topic Sentences in Chinese of Different Periods
Skvortsov Arseny Vladimirovich
1260-1267 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Renatus Cartesius’s "Discursive" Linguistic Personality: Prolegomena of Interpretive Reconstruction
Sedykh Arkadiy Petrovich, Buzinova Lyudmila Mikhailovna
1252-1259 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Content of the Term "Gesture" in a Polycode (Film) Text
Said Nadia Ibrahim Mohamed Abdelkader
1247-1251 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Speech Aggression as Strategic Communication
Gorelik Polina Leonidovna, Rusakova Mavzhida Munirovna, Kutsenko Lyudmila Vasilyevna
1242-1246 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Fairy-Tale Images in an Internet Meme as a Creolised Text
Vlasova Oksana Vladislavovna
1231-1241 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Communication of Conceptual Information in Poetic Text Translation (by the Material of A. Rimbaud’s Sonnet "Vowels")
Salikhova Oksana Konstantinovna
1225-1230 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Male Hagioanthroponyms in Spanish Paroemias
Zakharova Liudmila Borisovna, Zakharova Elena Valerievna
1218-1224 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Status of the Mirandese Isolect in Modern Portugal: A Sociolinguistic Analysis
Viazovikov Alexei Viktorovich, Yataeva Evgenia Vladimirovna
1213-1217 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Features of the Term "Authority" Verbalization in Donald Trump’s Public Speeches: Semantics, Syntagmatics, Pragmatics
Tsarkova Olga Aleksandrovna
1206-1212 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Features of Language Localisation of "Resident Evil" Video Games in the Russian Market: A Translation Aspect
Khrushcheva Tatiana Valerievna, Ermolenko Svetlana Alekseevna
1200-1205 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Peculiarities of Biopharmaceutical Industry Representation in the Discourse of Pharmaceutical, Consulting and Statistical Organizations (by the Material of the English Language)
Filoshina Irina Olegovna
1192-1199 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Chronotopic Structure of the Text of an Elegy from the Pre-Norman Period
Solovyova Maria Sergeyevna
1184-1191 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Concept UNREQUITED LOVE and Its Linguo-Stylistic Representation in the Poetry of The Birthday Massacre
Sakharova Natalia Gennadievna, Bondarenko Irina Viktorovna
1179-1183 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Methods of Meaning Generation in Small Genre Texts (Based on E. Strittmatter’s Story "Die kleinen Schiffe" ("The Little Ships"))
Makarenko Anastasia Sergeevna
1171-1178 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Lexical-Semantic Field "Food" in Ernest Hemingway’s "The Sun Also Rises"
Kurenkova Tatyana Nikolaevna, Strekaleva Tatyana Vladimirovna
1164-1170 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Mental Modes as a Means of Manifestation of the Author’s Figure in the Structure of the Evaluative English-Language Film Review
Klenova Ekaterina Andreevna
1159-1163 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Semantic Reframing as One of the Ways of Coining New Words in the Youth English-Language Online Press
Golets Victoria Anatolevna, Naumenko Elena Edgarovna, Kosinets Inna Ivanovna
1153-1158 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Types of Logical Relations within the Translation Technique of Modulation (by the Material of English into Russian Translations)
Belonozhko Nadezhda Dmitrievna, Korolevskaya Ekaterina Mikhailovna
1148-1152 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Actualization of the Professional Lexicon of Educational Bilinguals at Different Stages of Studying the English Terminology of Law Enforcement
Alferova Yulia Ivanovna, Smerdina Evgenia Yurievna, Malakhova Marina Nikolaevna
1139-1147 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Particularities of Figurative Semantics of Kabardian-Circassian Phraseological Units with the Meaning of "Failure, a Difficult Situation"
Sherieva Nina Gumarovna
1133-1138 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Geographical Terms Denoting Different Parts of Water Bodies and Shallow Water Bodies in the Vocabulary of the Eastern Dialect of the Tatar Language
Khisamov Oleg Rishatovich
1128-1132 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Vocabulary Related to Traditional Economic Activities of the Udmurts in the Phraseology of the Udmurt Language
Titova Olga Vladimirovna
1123-1127 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Features of Adverbialisation of Various Parts of Speech in the Kabardian-Circassian Language
Kambachokov Adam Mushtagidovich, Khashkhozheva Zagirat Talibovna
1118-1122 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Peculiarities of Word Formation in the Moksha Transitional Dialects of the Ruzaevka Area
Zhebratkina Irina Yakovlevna, Ivanova Natalya Vasilievna
1113-1117 Philology. Theory & Practice
2022. № 4.
Field Structure of the Lexical Group "Residential Facilities and Outbuildings" (by the Material of One of the Odnodvortsy’s Dialects of Voronezh Region)
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1105-1112 Philology. Theory & Practice
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Pragmatics of Text Transformations in the Examination Discourse
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Russian Christian Vocabulary of Spiritual and Moral Content: A Short Dictionary (A Lexicographic Project)
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Phonetic and Morphological Features of Subdialects of the Tikhvinsky District at the Turn of the XX-XXI Centuries
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Typology of Authors of Folk Military Memoirs (by the Material of Texts of Natural Written Speech)
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1075-1079 Philology. Theory & Practice
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Structural and Semantic Features of Mental Performatives in Mathematical Text
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Model of Childhood World in Folklore Discourse (by the Material of Regional Texts of Children’s Folklore)
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Modern Swiss Literature: Fanny Wobmann’s Novel "Naked in a Glass of Water"
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Universalia sunt realia: Conceptions of Medieval Scholasticism in U. Eco’s Novel "The Name of the Rose"
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The Artistic World of Anna Zegers’s "The Legends of Unearthly Aliens"
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Lyrical Poem in the Creative Work of the Tatar Poet Kharras Ayupov
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1044-1048 Philology. Theory & Practice
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Window and Door Motives in B. Pasternak’s "The Childhood of Luvers"
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1035-1043 Philology. Theory & Practice
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The "Sails of the "Espada"" Trilogy by V. P. Krapivin: Conflict and the System of Characters in the Axiological Aspect
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1030-1034 Philology. Theory & Practice
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Specifics of Author’s Strategies in A. I. Ishimova’s Travelogue "Vacations of 1844, or A Trip to Moscow"
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The Phenomenon of Aesthetic Happiness in I. A. Goncharov’s Novel "Oblomov"
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"What Is Socialist Realism" by Abram Terts (Intertextual Layers and Aesthetic Perspectives)
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Children’s Theme in F. M. Dostoevsky’s and N. V. Gogol’s Creative Work: Comparative Analysis
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1003-1009 Philology. Theory & Practice
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A. N. Nikolyukin’s Monograph "The Genius Loci in Russian Literature". 2nd ed., revised. Moscow: Algoritm; INION RAN, 2021. 400 p.: Opinion Paper
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1000-1002 Philology. Theory & Practice
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Merkulova I. A. Lexico-Semantic Cores of Slavic Languages in a Comparative Aspect. Voronezh: VSU Publishing House, 2021. 255 p.: Opinion Paper
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997-999 Philology. Theory & Practice
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Expressive Syntax in Russian Linguistics: A Systematic Review
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989-996 Philology. Theory & Practice
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Differentiation of Text Types with Incentive Modality in Applied Aspect
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