English-based feminative neologisms in post-1989 Polish by Agnieszka Małocha

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Competition between poly-, pluri- and multi- in official French neologisms by Jan Holeš

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Neologisms in contemporary feminisms: For a redefinition of feminist linguistic activism by Océane Foubert

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Discursive Power in the Hybrid Media System: The Case of Chinese Neologisms by Nancy Liu

“…This study approaches this subject from a novel perspective by proposing that such power is inherent within neologisms or Internet buzzwords in the hybrid media system. …”
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RETRACTED: Neologisms and its role in the development of modern sustainable ecosystemic society by Murugova Elena, Evtushenko Svetlana

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RETRACTED: Neologisms of the author’s speech and their structural semantic study in the poetry of Usman Azim by Mardonova Sarvinoz, Asadov Tolkyn

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Genesis of the term "savilaida": from collections of avant-garde poetry till Lithuanian neologism by Egidijus Jaseliūnas

“…The spread of samizdat neologism in Soviet society was a complicated historical process, determined by a number of external and internal factors. …”
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Hybrid constructions in Italian derivation and compounding by Maria Silvia Micheli

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Sommes-nous [réellement] envahis par les anglicismes ? Deux décennies d’anglicismes by Léopold Julia

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Die Übersetzung eines künstlichen Dialekts im Roman David Mitchells „Der Wolkenatlas“ („Cloud Atlas“) by Teresa Maria Włosowicz

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Маяковский – новатор языка? Словообразовательная структура неологизмов Маяковского и их роль в современном русском языке... by Jana Kitzlerova

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Linguistic Analysis of Word Formation Processes in English in the Light of 'Covid' Being the New Coinage that Defined 2020 by Alicja Cuper, Małgorzata Cuper-Ferrigno

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« Bouter les anglicismes hors de France » by Léopold Julia

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Интерсемиотические отношения в переводе культурного иного (на примере фильма „Ностальгия” Андрея Тарковского)... by Maria Mocarz-Kleindienst

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Traduire la xéno-encyclopédie en finnois et en français : une approche pragmatique by Martin Carayol

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ЛЕКСИК ОККАЗИОНАЛИЗМЛАР ВА УНИНГ ЁНДОШ ҲОДИСАЛАРГА МУНОСАБАТИ by Odina Tuxtasınova

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Ermenautica: A Way of Life for Another Kind of Republic? Some personal remarks by Tarek Elhaik

“…The article is a meditation on Ermenautica, a collective of anthropologists, navigators, activists, cultural mediators, and marine lovers based alongside the Tyrrhenian Sea in the Mediterranean. A neologism recombining the terms “hermeneutics” and “nautical”, Ermenautica is conceptualized both as a venue and practice of freedom deeply attuned to the 'experimental turn' in contemporary anthropology. …”
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La permaculture au sein des dynamiques territoriales : leviers pour une mésologisation de l’agriculture suisse by Leila Chakroun

“…Based on ethnographic fieldwork with permaculture practitioners of Swiss Romandie, we highlight the territorial dynamics propelled by the implementation of permaculture. We offer the neologism of mesologisation to better qualify the dynamics, in which the territory is construed as a matrix to design ecological agriculture projects. …”
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Contrôle et manipulation au cœur de la firme-monde ? by Virgile Chassagnon

“…On other hand, it proposes to develop a new concept, namely the one of “controlation” (which is the neologism of control and manipulation), to portray the complexity and subtlety of the governance regimes of these firms that are based on both a fragmentation and a subversion of the regulating boundaries of the industrial capitalism.…”
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“First Lady But Second Fiddle” or the rise and rejection of the political couple in the White House: 1933-today. by Pierre-Marie Loizeau

“…Thus the modern era has seen the advent of the presidential couple, as symbolically epitomized in the 1990s' neologism “Billary.” It seems, however, that the American public is not ready to accept power-sharing in the White House and that the First Lady, visible and influential though she might be, should not play the role of a co-president. …”
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