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| COMMUNICATIVE TACTICS OF POSITIVE EMOTIONAL IMPACT IN ENGLISH FICTIONAL DETECTIVE DISCOURSE Natalia Bigunova, Marharyta Kosovets |
| SYSTEMIC IRREGULARITY PATTERNS IN GRAPHEMIC REPRESENTATION OF E-CHAT SENTENTIAL INITIALISMS Daniel Lančarič, Peter Bojo |
| LANGUAGE STRATEGIES IN BRANDING OF LUXURY CARS Yulia Musiienko, Jana Majerova |
| THE NOTION OF SIZE FROM PSYCHOLOGICAL, COGNITIVE, AND LINGUISTIC POINTS OF VIEW Nataliya Panasenko |
| YIDDISH FOOTPRINTS: THE SILENT INFLUENCE ON AMERICAN ENGLISH, STANDARD JAPANESE, REGIONAL POLISH, AND ARGENTINIAN SPANISH Joanna Ryszka, Steven Jarosz, Aleksandra Ryś, Katarzyna Dziekan |
| FROM CANON TO FANON: GENRE-FORMING PATTERNS IN HARRY POTTER AND NARUTO FANFICTION Daryna Stanko |
| NOVEL ANGLICISMS IN MODERN MEDIA SPORT COVERAGE Inna Zabuzhanska, Lucia Furtáková |
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| FIGURATIVE CREATIVITY IN AVIATION SLANG: THE CASE STUDY OF COMPOUNDS DENOTING ‘AIRLINE PASSENGERS’ Beata Kopecka, Piotr Mamet |
| THE will AND be going to CONSTRUCTIONS AS PANCHRONIC INFERENCES: IN SEARCH OF COGNITIVE MOTIVATION Przemysław Łozowski |
| SLOGANS IN ENGLISH AND SLOVAK ADVERTISEMENTS: STYLISTIC ASPECT Halyna Stashko, Ľudmila Čábyová, Vladimíra Jurišová |
| METAPHORS DESCRIBING AMERICA IN OBAMA’S FIRST PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN – A CASE STUDY OF THE PRESIDENTIAL MEMOIR A PROMISED LAND Agnieszka Uberman |
| BIDIRECTIONALITY OF METONYMIZATION OF ENGLISH ‘CLOTHES’ VOCABULARY: A SOCIOLINGUISTIC PERSPECTIVE ON SEMANTIC DIACHRONY Angelina Żyśko, Konrad Żyśko |
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| LIKE A BAD DREAM: NAVIGATING NARRATIVE SPACES OF PANDEMIC-THEMED DREAM REPORTS Ievgeniia Bondarenko, Valeriia Nikolaienko |
| METALINGUISTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF BASIC ITALIAN ONOMASTIC TERMINOLOGY: A CORPUS-BASED STUDY Artur Gałkowski |
| TOWARDS AN ECO-FRIENDLY FUTURE: A CORPUS-BASED ANALYSIS OF MEDIA DISCOURSE ON “SAUDI GREEN INITIATIVE” Ansa Hameed, Ismat Jabeen, Naeem Afzal |
| METAPHORICAL LEXICAL BLENDS RELATED TO BREXIT: COGNITIVE PROCESSES OF MEANING CONSTRUCTION AND DISCURSIVE EFFECTS Joanna Jabłońska-Hood, Ewelina Prażmo |
| SYNTHETIC AND ANALYTIC ADJECTIVE NEGATION IN ENGLISH SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL ARTICLES: A DIACHRONIC PERSPECTIVE Katrin Menzel, Marie-Pauline Krielke, Stefania Degaetano-Ortlieb |
| STUDYING THE IMAGE-SYMBOL LABYRINTH: A MYSTERY? A POSSIBLE ROUTE? OR A TRIAL? Svitlana Volkova, Daria Stetsenko |
| CONSTRUCTION PRAGMATICS: A BRIEF SKETCH Xu Wen |
| AUDIOBRANDING IN AMERICAN AND SLOVAK TELECOMMUNICATIONS ADVERTISING: A LINGUISTIC STANDPOINT Inna Zabuzhanska, Matej Martovič, Marija Hekelj |
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| APPROACHING “THE END”: METAPHORS OF OLD AGE IN THE LITERARY DISCOURSE
Snizhana Holyk |
| 1920 VS 2020 ENGLISH NEOLOGISMS: A CASE STUDY OF CONTRASTIVE SEMANTICS
Michaela Hroteková, Daniel Lančarič, Peter Bojo |
| THE EQUIVALENCE OF TERMS DENOTING THE EMOTION CONCEPTS OF GER. ANGST AND A.-S. FEAR: A CORPUS-BASED METHOD
Kostiantyn Mizin, Liudmyla Slavova, Viktoriia Khmara |
| TOXICITY PHENOMENON IN GERMAN AND SLOVAK MEDIA: CONTRASTIVE PERSPECTIVE
Nataliya Petlyuchenko, Dana Petranová, Halyna Stashko, Nataliya Panasenko |
| COGNITIVE RHETORIC OF EFFECT: RESPONSIBILITY IMPRESSION IN RUSSIAN AND UKRAINIAN PRESIDENTS’ INAUGURALS
Serhiy Potapenko, Natalya Izotova |
| SELECTED FEMALE KINSHIP TERMS IN POLISH, ENGLISH, AND CHINESE: A CONTRASTIVE PERSPECTIVE
Agnieszka Uberman, Zuzanna Uberman |
| RHETORICAL PROSODY IN ENGLISH POLITICAL DISCOURSE Roman Vasko, Oksana Aleksiievets |
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| VERBAL DUEL AND FLIRTATION FROM A COGNITIVE PERSPECTIVE: A CASE STUDY OF FILM NOIR “THE BIG SLEEP” (1946)
Agnieszka Grząśko, Robert Kiełtyka |
| FROM SPATIAL MARKING TO DEGREE MODIFICATION: A CORPUS-BASED STUDY OF THE POLISH DALEKI OD (FAR.ADJ FROM) X AND DALEKO OD (FAR.ADV FROM) X CONSTRUCTIONS
Damian Herda |
| CYCLICAL TIME IN FAIRY TALE AND RAP LYRICS: POINTS OF INTERSECTION
Nataliia Kravchenko, Marianna Goltsova, Valentyna Snitsar |
| ANIMACY AND OTHER DETERMINANTS OF GENITIVE VARIATION IN SWEDISH: S-GENITIVE VS. PREPOSITIONAL CONSTRUCTION
Alicja Piotrowska |
| ERGA OMNES: METAPHORS AND CONSUMERIST IDEOLOGY
Fabio I.M. Poppi, Eduardo Urios-Aparisi |
| SLAVIC AND GERMANIC REFLEXES OF PROTO-INDO-EUROPEAN ROOT *H2UEH1- ‘WIND’: A COMPARATIVE STUDY
Mikołaj Rychło |
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| PRAGMATIC PECULIARITIES OF THE FINAL PHASE OF CONFLICT INTERACTION IN FICTION DISCOURSE
Olha Chernenko |
| THE IMAGINARY: FROM GENRE THROUGH TEXT AND LANGUAGE TO CONCEPTUAL SPACE (BASED ON J.R.R. TOLKIEN’S LITERARY WORKS)
Nataliia Chetova |
| CONCEPTUAL METAPHORS OF TIME IN ENGLISH: AN AXIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE
Mariia Konnova, Natalia Babenko |
| TWITTER-BASED MULTIMODAL METAPHORICAL MEMES PORTRAYING DONALD TRUMP
Alla Martynyuk, Olga Meleshchenko |
| COGNITIVE MAPPING OF THE CONTEMPORARY GERMAN MATRIMONIAL CONFRONTATIONAL DISCOURSE
Iryna Osovska, Liudmyla Tomniuk |
| AFFECTIVE-DISCURSIVE PRACTICES OF ANGER AND INDIGNATION IN THE SUSTAINABILITY OF VICTORIAN IDEOLOGY
Iryna Pinich |
| URBAN TOPONYMY AND COLLECTIVE MEMORY: A CASE OF LAW-ENFORCED DECOMMUNIZATION OF STREET NAMES IN POLAND
Mariusz Rutkowski |
| A COGNITIVE-PRAGMATIC PERSPECTIVE ON APOLOGIES IN ENGLISH AND UKRAINIAN DISCOURSE
Iryna Shevchenko, Volodymyr Gutorov |
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| COGNITIVE PRAGMATIC REGULARITIES IN COMMUNICATIVE MANIFESTATION OF POSITIVE EVALUATION
Natalia Bigunova |
| GENDER-SPECIFIC EMOTIVITY OF VICTORIAN FEMALE PROSE FROM A MULTIDIMENSIONAL PERSPECTIVE
Vera Nikonova, Yana Boyko |
| CHARISMA AND FEMALE EXPRESSIVENESS: LANGUAGE, ETHNOCULTURE, POLITICS Natalia Petlyuchenko, Valeria Chernyakova |
| MARKETING TERMINOLOGY THESAURUS: THE COMPETITION SEGMENT
Olena Radchenko |
| CONCEPTUALISING THE MENTAL SPHERE IN DISCOURSE: FROM ENLIGHTENMENT PHILOSOPHY TO MARK TWAIN
Anastasia Sharapkova, Evgeny Loginov, Larissa Manerko |
| INNER CIRCLES, GOODNESS, AND LIES IN “A WORD CHILD” BY IRIS MURDOCH: A COGNITIVE FACET OF LITERARY ANALYSIS
Liliia Tereshchenko, Tetiana Tkachuk |
| FROM CORPUS-ASSISTED TO CORPUS-DRIVEN NSM EXPLICATIONS: THE CASE OF FINNISH VIHA (ANGER, HATE) Heli Tissari, Ulla Vanhatalo, Mari Siiroinen |
| A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE FRAME OF KNOWLEDGE IN ENGLISH AND POLISH: PRELIMINARIES
Agnieszka Uberman |
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| 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 |
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