Non-Native Listeners’ Use of Information in Parsing Ambiguous Casual Speech by Natasha Warner, Daniel Brenner, Benjamin V. Tucker, Mirjam Ernestus

“…This study contributes to understanding how L2 learners parse information from spontaneous speech in a World Englishes setting with inputs from multiple dialects.…”
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Errors in Latin Inscriptions on Renaissance Works of Fine Art by Lazer-Pankiv Olesia, Korolova Nataliia

“…Latin grew into a cultural code to understanding the ancient high culture heritage though in everyday life people kept using local dialects. Classical Latin was also used as the language of education and by the 15th century, most of the aristocratic elites had achieved a high-level proficiency in Latin. …”
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Linguistic Contextualism of the Cambridge School: The Problem of the Idea as Historical Action by Georgiy R. Khudaybergenov

“…Relying on the concept of the speech act as a form of social practice based on the principles of dialectical materialism, the author proposes to expand the methodological toolkit of The Cambridge School. …”
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THE GENDER REGIMES AS REFLECTION OF POWER RELATIONS by Eleonora K. Skyba

“…Since many researchers noted that the content of gender identity in different historical and cultural contexts is changed, it sounds methodologically reasonable to study this problem on the dialectical position that allowed us to see that the basis of all social institutions is the «problem of ifference» justifying «the problem of domination». …”
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University proceedings. Volga region. Social sciences by R.S. Markunin

“…The main methodological method was the dialectical method of cognition. Methods were also used: formal legal, logical, compar-ative. …”

The concept of civil law incentives by Yu. I. Chalyi

“…Civil law incentives are characterised by both general legal and sectoral (specific) features. The dialectical combination of these features determines the civil law image of the category of “incentives”, which may be represented by the following provisions. …”
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Features of the discursive environment as a source for creating meaning in online communication (using the example of social networks) by N. A. Yushkina, M. A. Panarina

“…The method of critical discourse analysis (CDA) has been used, which allows you to identify and analyze social structures in the framework of dialectical relationships. In the course of the study and analysis, it was revealed, that even in the case, when using the variable capabilities of various social networks to create and transmit meanings is not a deliberate strategy of a single institution, its messages were filled with different semantic content, which means, that they have different convincing and legitimizing opportunities. …”
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The meaning of the concept of “crime prevention in the customs sphere” by R. A. Cherkasskyi

“…In the process of research, general scientific and special methods of scientific cognition were used, in particular: the philosophical method of materialist dialectics; terminological approach; system structural, comparative legal and logical legal methods. …”
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Legal mentality as a form of social legal awareness by Dovganych V.

“…Fourthly, trust in the law is a condition for the fact that a dialectical connection is formed between the law and the legal mentality, they are intertwined. …”
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Humanist foundations for the transformations of higher education under supercomplexity by Юрій Мєлков, Євген Пінчук

“…The authors review the current social situation of supercomplexity and argue that under a perspective of unpredictable and changeable world the aim of higher education can no longer be seen in providing certain sets of skills and knowl­edge – instead, in the scope of the dialectics of traditions and innovations, such a situ­ation implies “reinventing” the classical European idea of university that presupposes the all-round development of human personality and education of a cultural person as opposed to the approach based on professional skills only. …”
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Essential characteristics of law as a phenomenon of social reality by Lutskyi R., Coughlan V., Tabachyn V.

“…The following methods of scientific cognition were used in the course of the study: dialectical, system-structural, terminological, system-functional, historical, normative-dogmatic, and generalization methods. …”
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Interdisciplinarity and intersectoriality in the Family Health Strategy and Nuclei of Support to Family Health: potentialities and challenges by Luís Felipe Ferro, Emelin Cristina da Silva, Ana Beatriz Zimmermann, Regina Célia Titotto Castanharo, Fernanda Rodrigues Leite de Oliveira

“…Data were analyzed by using a hermeneutic-dialectic method. The subjects underlined the value of interdisciplinary and intersectorial practice. …”
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Typology of Negation in the Ardalani Variety of Sorani Kurdish by Roya Tabei, Shoja Tafakkori Rezayi, Amer Gheitury, Mostafa Hasrati

“…Although Miestamo applied this stypological framework to analyze a wide range of languages, none of the Kurdish dialects are represented in his study. The data used in the present study comprises 263 negative sentences with their affirmative counterparts, which were obtained from the spoken Sorani material broadcast on Kurdistan Radio and Television. …”
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STATE POLICY TO COUNTER CRIME IN BORDER REGIONS IN A DIGITAL SOCIETY by Maya G. Dieva, Dureja Z. Zijadova

“…To achieve this goal, the research uses methods of analysis and synthesis; generalization of expert opinions in various fields of science, materials of legal statistics and investigative practice; analysis of messages in mass media; dialectical and sociological methods. Conclusion. …”
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Information support for administrative and jurisdictional activities of the state border guard service of Ukraine in relation to proceedings on administrative offences by Kushnir I.

“…The methodological basis of the study is formed by a set of philosophical, general scientific, sectoral and special scientific methods (dialectical, communicative, structural and functional, formal and logical, hermeneutical), which, when applied in a comprehensive manner, made it possible to achieve the purpose of the study. …”
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Measuring the implementation of the rule of law in society and the state by K. K. Rakytianska

“…In the process of working on the research, various methods of scientific cognition were used, taking into account the goal, objectives of the research, its object and subject, namely: dialectical method, comparative method, structural logic method, method of system analysis. …”
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Specific features of the regulatory definition of incentive criminal sanctions for criminal offences and the ways to improve their application by A. S. Kobzina

“…In researching this issue, the methods of analysis and synthesis, the dialectical method and the method of comparison were mainly used. …”
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Criminological Scenarios of Crime Situation’s Transformation in the Context of Armed Conflict on Donbass in the Midterm by O. О. Titarenko

“…To achieve this goal, the author of the paper has used appropriate methodological tools, which include: dialectical and general scientific methods of cognition (analysis, synthesis), as well as scripted methodology (expert and matrix approaches). …”
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Social and humanitarian policy of Ukraine in the conditions of war by Humeniuk T.

“…The research is based on the comparative legal method used for comparison of EU social law with the social law of Ukraine. The method of dialectic enables to establish contradictions in the legal norms that regulate the social system of Ukraine and determine its social policy. …”
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The double-edged sword effect of conscientiousness on the work engagement of medical staff in Chinese public hospitals by Hui Sun, Xuelu Hua, Shibing Wu, Ling Sun

“…Simultaneously, PIS moderates the indirect effect of conscientiousness on work engagement through workload, and the mediating relationship is weakened for medical staff members who have a higher PIS.ConclusionThis study provides a balanced and dialectical understanding of the impact of conscientiousness, providing significant reference for enhancing the work engagement of medical staff in public hospitals.…”
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