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No 2(21) (2022)
Strategies and Speech Tactics in Joe Biden's Political Discourse
Shuliak E.
No 2(23) (2023)
VARIABILITY OF THE LINGUOCULTURAL TYPE "VAMPIRE" IN THE ENGLISH-CINEMA DISCOURSE
Korobeynikova K.V., Starostina J.S.
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No 2(23) (2023)
FEMALE MUNICIPAL POLITICIAN AS A LINGUISTIC PERSONALITY IN GERMANY (VERBALIZATION OF THE CONCEPT “LONELINESS”)
Baryshnikova E.
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No 2 (15) (2019)
LINGUISTIC AND SOCIO-CULTURAL FEATURES OF THE AMERICAN FILM DISCOURSE
Kiselev V.I.
No 2 (13) (2018)
FEATURES OF COMMUNICATION IN THE SPHERE OF CULTURE (ON THE EXAMPLE OF MODERN CHOREOGRAPHY)
Kharakhonova M.A.
No 1(20) (2022)
LEXICO-GRAMMATICAL AND STYLISTIC CHARACTERISTICS OF THE LANGUAGE OF ARTICLES ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN CONTEMPORARY BRITISH AND AMERICAN PRESS
Bekaryukova A.
No 1(20) (2022)
The role of stylistic devices in creating the speech characterisation of the main character in «Sherlock» series
Zakharova A., Cherkunova M.
No 1(20) (2022)
LINGUISTIC MARKING OF ONLINE COMMUNICATION: MULTILEVEL SPECIFICS OF YOUTUBE COMMENTS
Sinelnikova A.A., Starostina J.S.
No 1(20) (2022)
MULTILEVEL REPRESENTATION OF GENDER CONCEPTS IN CONTEMPORARY BRITISH PROSE (BASED ON THE NOVEL “TROUBLED BLOOD”)
Semyashkina E.A., Starostina J.S.
No 2 (17) (2020)
The system of manipulative language means in English spam
Klimova E.A., Cherkunova M.V.
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No 2 (19) (2021)
PRAGMATIC ASPECTS OF PUBLIC PERFORMANCES IN THE FORMAT OF ‘COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS’
Kharkovskaya A.A., Chekhova K.A.
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