SPECIFIC VOCABULARY IN UKRAINIAN FICTION: FUNCTIONS AND METHODS OF PRESENTATION (ON P.A. ZAHREBELNYI’S NOVELS) by Catherine S. Bondarchuk, Olha A. Chumachenko

“…Among the functional styles of modern Ukrainian language a special place belongs to art, it is the core of the stylistic system of the Ukrainian language, that actively interacts with all other styles, influencing their formation and development, because the subject of figurative image in art style are all spheres of human life. …”
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Stylistics and Pragmatics of Artistic Ironic Discourse (English and French Languages) by M. S. Sheveleva

“…It is shown that in addition to linguistic means that objectify the conceptual structure of an ironic utterance and deictic units that reveal the order and logic of organizing information at the level of second-order empathy, fictional ironic discourse (both English and French) is brightly colored with figurative and expressive means of language, which actualize through ambiguous, voluminous, image-forming semantics and expressive syntax. …”
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Principles of Sakha Language Terminology Description in Linguistics of 1920-1940 by Y. M. Borisova

“…Among leaders there were now well-known figures of language and - wider - cultural construction: A. …”
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Experience economy in professional foreign language education: philosophy, culture and language of gastroeconomy / Экономика впечатлений в профессиональном иноязычном образовании:... by Irina Vorontsova

“…As one of the possible answers to the question of how well food is translated into different languages, the author finds a solution to translation problems in indirect descriptions and figurative constructions that demonstrate the productive results of the word-formation process. …”
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Features of representation of the concept bauur in the Karachay-Balkarian language picture of the world by Mariam A. Akhmatova, Aslanbiy M. Kuchmezov

“…In the Karachay-Balkar language, as in many Turkic languages, the liver is one of the spiritual and mental centers of a person. …”
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Creative reception of biblical myths in the B. CHipchikov’s russian-language prose by Asiyat Dautovna Atabieva

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Connotative-Estimated Potential of Words - Representatives of Concept of RUSSIANNESS in Modern Russian Language by N. G. Glebova

“…The purpose of the study is to describe the linguistic mechanisms leading to positive and / or negative connotative evaluative background behind the usage of semantic word-formational derivatives - representatives of the concept of RUSSIANNESS in the modern Russian language. The research material are the language data of the main explanatory and word-formation dictionaries of the Russian language. …”
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On Types of Anthropocentric Elements in Semantics of Discursive Words (by Material of French and Russian Languages) by O. A. Gulyga

“…The article is devoted to the analysis of the elements of meaning with the semantic sign of ‘man’ (anthropocentric elements) on the material of the Russian and French languages. Their role in the semantics of formal tokens and discursive words is discussed. …”
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‘Posledniy’ [Last] vs ‘Krayniy’ [Latest] in Ontological Presentation by E. P. Ivanyan, A. M. Klyushina

“…The parameters of social reality, which caused the replacements in the synonymous pair of the language fashion of the “first and second wave” are determined. …”
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The Socio-culturel And Linguistics Significance Of Fe'efe'e Women's Song Performance: The Case Of Ko Cak Fhʉ̄ Ndak Hɑ̄ by Gabriel Delmon Djomeni

“… This paper attempts to shed light on how women use figurative language through songs and dances in the Fe’efe’e traditional community to speak out their cries and yearnings. …”
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Ukrainian national oppression during the russification of language and cultural space of the USSR: the 60's - 70's of the XXth century by Nadia Kindrachuk

“…Abruptly decreasing percentage of the Ukrainian printed word, the Ukrainian theater lost its national face, the Russian language filled the radio and television. However, Ukrainian educators, writers, literary critics, filmmakers, painters, scientists and public figures stood actively against the process of russification ofUkraine's population and the "theory of bilingualism". …”
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Skeptic’s Comment: What Questions ‘Academic Writing’ Does Not Answer by Alevtina S. Robotova

“…The status of AW is discussed as if sidestepping the national achievements in investigating the language, speech, text (academic), discourse, linguistic and rhetoric conventions, and etc. …”
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Pharmacophore, syndrome de Noé, tire-veine, and other newcomers in medical terminology. Analysis of official medical neologisms in FranceTerme by Jan Holeš

“…The article further deals with semantic neology, manifesting itself as terminologization of words from everyday language and their figurative use. The metaphors detected in the corpus are based both on analogies of form and function, and the most frequently occurring metonymies are based on a cause–effect relationship. …”
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English Mainstream Texts and Specifics of Their Discourse Expansion by E. V. Terekhova, S. I. Savintseva, A. V. Zban

“…The backdrop knowledge used embraces both the language structure insights and those of the social context, social “landscape”, anthropogenic figurativeness, etc to reach the targeted addressee. …”
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Styl naukowy by JOLANTA NOCOŃ

“…A new type of “doing” science, departing from traditional approaches, has now been practiced in the humanities. The language of science has become less formalised, more figurative, and marked by rhetorisation and metaphorisation. …”
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Collocations with Adjective ‘Bleu’ in French: A Study Based on Lexicographic and Corpus Data by Yu. V. Bogoyavlenskaya, D. A. Paliychuk

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Concept of DEMOCRACY in Russian Political Discourse from Perspective of Chinese Linguistic-Cultural Tradition by V. M. Shaklein, Qi Guan, Daman Sun

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Linguistic-Cultural Stereotype ‘Philologist’ in Individual Consciousness of Chinese Speakers by Yu. V. Bogoyavlenskaya, Tianying Li

“…This article is dedicated to modeling the linguistic-cultural stereotype ‘philologist’ in the individual consciousness of Chinese language speakers. The modeling procedure adopted in the study involves identifying the constitutive features of the professional stereotype, elucidating its figurative and valuable characteristics. …”
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Image of Subject of Research in Discussions оn the Russian of Soviet Period (Imagery as a Linguistic and Stylistic Category of a Scientific Text) by N. V. Khalikova, O. V. Nikitin

“…It has been established that scientific thinking is based on images of language-movement, language-space and language-social phenomenon. …”
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Transition from Gesture and Gesture Nomination to Phraseology by E. R. Ioanesyan

“…Based on the material of several languages, semantic transitions from gestural nominations to gestural phraseological units, as well as the development of figurative meanings of gestural units are considered. …”
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