Experience Experimental Research Socially Significant Concepts in Modern Russian Language Consciousness (Concept DEMOCRACY) by L. I. Ruchina

“…Reflexes of the negative-evaluative perception of this concept were found in the linguistic consciousness of the speakers of the modern Russian language, associated with ideas about the imaginary nature, the illusory nature of this concept for the Russian world, the manipulative nature of its discursive implementation, etc. …”
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THE LANGUAGE OF HIGH MODERNISM AND THE FINITENESS OF ALTERITY by Kiril HADZHIKOSEV

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Projects of the European centre for modern languages in Graz

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INFLUENCE OF AZERBAIJANI FOLKLORE ON THE MODERN LANGUAGE PROCESSES by Melek Kh. Mamedova

“…At the same time, the modern Azerbaijani language is influenced by social networks, the wide migration of its speakers, urban lifestyle. …”
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Smarttalk: Human Capital Initiative project for modern languages. by Una Carthy

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Borrowing in modern Russian language: related linguistic processes by Natalia V. Gabdreeva, Anastasia V. Ageeva

“…The study examines the main linguistic processes accompanying borrowing in modern Russian language. The relevance of the work is defined by actual views on the language system as a complex synergistically organized whole being in constant contact with external resources and dynamic evolution. …”
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Russian Language and Literature in Modern World: Problems and Prospects (on Results of II International Forum of Teachers of Russian Language and Literature Organized by Iranian Association of Russian Language and Literature, Teheran, May 8-10, 2018) by T. V. Itskovich

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Processes of Lexical Archaiza-tion and Neologization in Modern Yakut Language by A. A. Skryabina

“…The process of redistribution between the active and passive vocabulary of modern Yakut language is being examined. The reasons for the archaization of vocabulary are identified, outdated words are classified by type and lexical-semantic groups, and a layer of lexical innovations is also identified. …”
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Lexemes iç, içeri, dış, dışarı in modern Turkish language by E.M. Napolnova

“…The conclusions obtained are of both practical importance for teaching the language and can be efficiently used as a promising material for typological lexico-semantic research, especially in what concerns the directions of development of the vocabulary of the Turkic languages.…”
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Linguistic Realization of Concept of PATRIOTISM in Modern Russian Linguistic Consciousness (on Data of Associative Chain Experiment) by N. V. Nagovitsyna

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A Historical Overview of English Language Teacher Preparation Programs in Iranian Private Language Institutes by Leila Tajik, Sara Pakand Ahmadi, Seyyed-Abdolhamid Mirhosseini

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VERBS MEANING NEGATIVE ATTENDING CIRCUMSTANCES IN THE MODERN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE: SYSTEMATIC AND FUNCTIONAL ASPECTS by Van Cyan

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ADVANTAGES ANDDISADVANTAGES OF STUDENTS’ GROUP WORK IN TEACHINGFOREIGN LANGUAGES AT UNIVERSIT by Havryliuk Nataliia

“…The process of teaching English in higher education has certain features that are associated with different initial levels of language training of freshmen; the number of hours to study the subject; the number of groups; and sometimes absent enthusiasm for learning a foreign language. …”
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Edification Dictums in the Language Consciousness of the Kazakh Ethnos by Галина Абрамова, Наталія Дмитрюк

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Share on vk Share on google_plusone_share Share on twitter Share on email More Sharing Services The Swedish language of formal communication in the modern and contemporary times by I.V. Matytsina

“…Processes typical of the Swedish business language during the modern era were described. The study is of high importance, because this functional style of the Swedish language has been insufficiently investigated despite the regulation and normalization processes in it are of obvious interest to specialists in the Germanic languages. …”
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Language and Visual Perception Associations: Meta-Analytic Connectivity Modeling of Brodmann Area 37 by Alfredo Ardila, Byron Bernal, Monica Rosselli

“…Historically, brain functions have been associated with specific cortical brain areas; however, modern neuroimaging developments suggest cognitive functions are associated to networks rather than to areas. …”
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The Artistic Uniqueness of Idiostyle of Modern Russian-Speaking Writers of Kazakhstan: A. Zhaksylykov, A. Kim, and D. Nakipov by Elena S. Shmakova, Botagoz S. Baizhigit, Saule B. Begaliyeva

“…Modern Russian-language prose of Kazakhstan, which has emerged at the intersection of multiple cultures, literatures, and languages, is the subject of interdisciplinary scientific reflection. …”
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Networked Language Communities: From Constructed Languages to Natural Languages by Marat N. Chistanov

“…This approach comes from the Humboldtian tradition in linguistics and in modern practice is associated with the Sapir-Whorf hypothesis. …”

Modern Pushkin Studies at the International Congress of Teachers and Lecturers of Russian Language and Russian Literature, Dedicated to the 225th Anniversary of the Birth of A.S. P... by Tatiana V. Kortava, Larisa A. Dunaeva, Victoria G. Moiseeva

“…The methodological foundation of the article is the interdisciplinary approach and the structural and functional analysis of a set of problems associated with the study and teaching of Pushkin’s work in the modern cultural and historical context. …”
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