Forms of Biographical Discourse in the Revista de Filosofía by Cristina Beatriz Fernández

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Strategies for Forming the Image of Islam/Muslims in the Media Discourse by Tatyana S. Pronina, Varvara A. Slivkina

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Discourse of University: Knowledge in the Era of Contemporary Forms of Capitalism Development by E. I. Naumova, E. G. Sokolov

“…The article represents research in the field of the contemporary forms of economic development based on the knowledge which acts as a new productive force. …”
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Preposition à la in Public Discourse of German Language by E. L. Shubina, A. V. Averina

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Role of Metaphor in Forming Military Discourse Terminology (by Material of English Periodicals) by K. A. Degtyarenko

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Identity-Forming Discourses: A Critical Discourse Analysis on Policy Making Processes Concerning English Language Teaching in Colombia by Escobar Alméciga Wilder Yesid

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Forms Of Manipulation Of The Audiovisual Translation Of The Islamic Religious Discourse From Arabic Into English. by حفيظة عياط

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Assessed into form by Robert Walldén

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FORMS OF DISCURSIVE ENTITY IN THE WORK OF EMPLOYEES OF PROVINCIAL SCIENTIFIC ARCHIVAL COMMISSIONS by A. Minina

“…After all, the commissions formed the cultural life and image of the region, tried to preserve the little studied earlier, almost lost historical cultural potential. …”
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Forming a children's monologue discourse: use of anaphoric means in spontaneous children's speech by Aleksandra A. Aisanova, Aleksandra S. Morozova

“…The results of the study showed that the most actively used anaphoric means in the speech of children aged 5-6 years are the forms of the pronoun "he" and the forms of the same word, while the zero anaphora and the forms of other pronouns are almost not used. …”
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Features of studying a communicative discourse within a competence approach by Elena V. Maksimyuk

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Forming Students’ Value-meaningful Attitude to the Socio-cultural Heritage of Religion in Scientific and Pedagogical Discourse by Elena V. Lukashina

“…Currently, the issues of religion and the attitude of society towards it occupy an important place in scientific discourse. The principles of implementing the axiological approach in the modern educational process are based on intercultural interaction, dialogical forms of communication, and giving meaning to various value aspects. …”
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Ornament in the Architecture of the 20th Century: Classics and Discourse by Sharapov Ivan A.

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THE FORMS OF REALIZATION OF GENRE SPECIFICITY IN THE DRAMATIC PLAY DISCOURSE (BASED ON G. B. SHAW'S PLAY «PYGMALION») by Natalia Leonidovna Moskovskaya, Karina Olegovna Kagramanyan

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PRAGMATIC DEVIATIONS IN TRANSLATION OF LEXICAL BLENDS WITHIN POLITICAL DISCOURSE by Olena M. Medvid, Kateryna M. Vashyst

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Initiating Discourse on Toraja Church Economic Theology: Role of Tongkonan in Forming and Developing Economic Theology in Toraja Church by Oktavianus Pasoloran, Rannu Sanderan, Alpius Pasulu

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ACTUALIZATION OF REALITIES AS A DISCOURSE-FORMING MARKER OF BORIS PASTERNAK'S NOVEL «DOCTOR ZHIVAGO» IN FOREIGN CULTURAL INTERPRETATION by M. Shatskih

“…It is concluded that the nature of the translation techniques used indicates the linguistic and cultural richness of the source text, in which realities occupy the position of a discourse-forming marker. The result of a comparative analysis of two translations of the novel reveals the reasons for the discrepancies in the source text in the interpretation of realities: the inclusion of cognitive experience in two collective author versions of the translation does not provide the so-called objective interpretation.…”
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Abuse of law as a form of opposition to the implementation of the law in the context of modern scientific discourse and law enforcement practice by N. I. Sukhova

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The role of standardized patient assessment forms in medical communication skills education by Grace Peters

“…Based on the United States Medical Licensing Examination Step 2 Clinical Skills (CS), medical schools across the United States hire and train standardized patients (SPs) to act as patients in and evaluators of simulated interactions with medical students (MSs). Using discourse analysis, I examine how a computerized assessment form creates a particularized version of communication skills with implications for future practice. …”
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On the Forms of Organization of the Linguistic Reality of the Civilizational «Borderlands»: Latin America, Iberian Europe and Russia Compared by Ya. G. Shemyakin

“…Stating that both of them are (each of them in its own way) an expression of the general civilizational dominant of diversity (and, accordingly, «inclusive» discourse), Ya.G. Shemyakin came to the conclusion that these forms not only do not exclude, but, on the contrary, mutually determine each other. …”
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