Contents
| FANTASY WORD SOUNDING IN MARKETING PHONOSEMANTICS
Maria Danilchuk |
| MYSTERIOUS FEARS: LEXICAL MEANS OF EXPRESSING THE CONCEPTUAL CATEGORY THE MYSTIC IN THE ENGLISH GOTHIC NARRATION OF THE 18TH CENTURY
Oksana Halych |
| ACADEMIC AND LITERARY COMMUNICATION: ADDRESSABILITY, STATUSES, AND FUNCTIONING
Irina Kolegaeva, Lesia Strochenko |
| A CONTRASTIVE ANALYSIS OF PERSIAN AND ENGLISH VOWELS AND CONSONANTS
Hamzeh Moradi, Jianbo Chen |
| CONFLICT, CONFRONTATION, AND WAR REFLECTED IN MASS MEDIA: SEMANTIC WARS, THEIR VICTORS AND VICTIMS
Nataliya Panasenko, Ľuboš Greguš, Inna Zabuzhanska |
| FRAME MODELING OF THE CONCEPTS OF LIFE AND DEATH IN THE ENGLISH GOTHIC WORLDVIEW
Anna Prihodko, Oleksandra Prykhodchenko |
| SPEECH ACT OF THREAT IN EVERYDAY CONFLICT DISCOURSE: PRODUCTION AND PERCEPTION
Nikita Probst, Tatiana Shkapenko, Arina Tkachenko, Alexey Chernyakov |
| INDIVIDUAL SPEECH BEHAVIOUR OF RUSSIAN-SPEAKING PROSECUTORS IN THE 19-20TH CENTURIES: A CASE STUDY IN IMPLICIT PRAGMATICS
Marina Zheltukhina, Irina Zyubina |
