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... «Kul'tura russkoi rechi» (Grotovskie chteniya) [Theses of reports of the VII International Conference “Culture of Russian Speech” (Grotov Readings)]. 5—7 March 2024. Moscow, pp. 49—50 (in Russ.). Krongauz, M. A., 2023. Semantic and pragmatic transformations of the Russian word Matushka ‘Mother’. Russian language abroad, 5, pp. 48—56, https://doi.org/10 . 37632/PI.2023.300.5.007 (in Russ.). Krongauz, M. A., Klokova, K. S., Shulginov, V. A. and Yudina, T. A., 2023. Seman­tic transformation ...

... Statistics. Available at: https://emojipedia.org/stats/ [Accessed 15 No­vem­ber 2023]. Emoji tracker. Available at: https://emojitracker.com/ [Accessed 15 November 2023]. Giannoulis, E. and Wilde, L. R. A., eds., 2020. Emo­ticons, kaomoji and emoji. The Transformation of Communication in the Digital Age. New York. Jakobson, R. O., 1975. Linguistics and Poetics. In: Strukturalizm: “za” i “protiv”: Sbor­nik statei [Structuralism: pros and cons: A collection of articles]. Moscow, pp. 193—230 ...

... theatrical production (Finck) and computer processing of the author's voice (Chaton). Contemporary poetry, especially French, persists in its quest for new codes for accessing the reader, seeking innovative forms of conveying vicarious experiences with transformative potency. Prigent, Finck, and Chaton fully harness the power of the sounding voice in their poetic work: distinctive intonations, prosody, and timbre become auditory 'anchors', substituting the mnemonic techniques of traditional poetic systems....

... structures that define the concept of ‘environment’ and shape its linguistic expressions across various specialised knowledge domains. The au­thors hypothesise that while the generalised frame structure remains unchanged, the con­tent of its slots transforms under the influence of the conceptual domain, which affects the un­derstanding and structuring of information by a linguistic personality. The content of fra­me slots aligns with the conceptual domain, whose information scope guides the selection ...

... dialog v romanakh F. M. Dostoevskogo [Phenome­non and dialogue in the novels of F. M. Dostoevsky]. St. Petersburg (in Russ.). Tomson, D., 1996. The male Self in the work of Zinaida Gippius: a literary device or a psychological need? Preobrazhenie [Transformation], 4, pp. 138—149. Available at: https://a-z.ru/women_cd1/html/preobrazh_4_1996_g.htm [Accessed 15 Sep­tember 2023] (in Russ.). the “qui pro quo principle”, Fedor Dostoevsky, Zinaida Gippius, the novel “The Brothers Karamazov”,...

... Asmolov, A. G., Shekhter, E. D. and Chernorizov, A. M., 2018. Preadaptatsiya k neo­predelennosti: nepredskazuemye marshruty evolyutsii [Pre-Adaptation to Uncertainty: Unpredictable Evolutionary Routes]. Moscow, 212 p. (in Russ.). Assman, A., 2012. Transformation of the new time regime. Novoe literaturnoe oboz­renie [New Literary Review], 4, pp. 16—31 (in Russ.). Badiou, A., 2007. Being and Event. New York, 526 p. Bainhauer, H. and Schmakhe, E., 1973. Mir v 2000 godu. Svod mezhdunarodnykh ...

The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of selenium nanoparticles on the key cultivation parameters and phytostimulatory properties of Lactococcus lactis IMB B-7352. Cultivation of L. lactis IMB B-7352 was carried out in MRS medium supplemented with nanoselenium at concentrations of 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, and 1.0 mg/L (based on selenium content). The antagonistic activity of L. lactis IMB B-7352 against cultures of phytopathogenic bacteria was assessed using the agar block method. It was found...

... attractiveness of areas located in the "land—sea" contact zone is proposed, based on a component-wise evaluation method using 25 indicators that reflect the natural characteristics of coastal landscapes and the degree of their anthropo­genic transformation. The methodology was tested on 31 sections of the Sambia Peninsula’s coastline. The analysis of their attractiveness revealed a predominance of areas with a high level of appeal (56.8 % of the studied coastal length) and a complete absence ...

... premises. An ontological syllogism, unlike the formal kind, conforms to the most stringent rules in terms of content. The procedure of making an inference, even according to a perfect figure, is described as ‘composite’, involving, as it does, the transformation of a formal syllogism into an ontological one, or the supplementing of the formal syllogism with an intermediate inference which brings the parts of the syllogism under the categories contained in the highest rules. Errors in inferences ...

... their "I". Being a tool of self-knowledge, the analyzed questions are an indicator of a person's fixation on their own social and personal identity and reflect chan­ges in psychology against the background of socio-economic processes that transform tradi­tio­nal forms of interaction in society. Based on the data of the National Russian Corpus, it is shown that changes in the perception of the “I” in the 19th—20th centuries, described in phi­losophy, led to the emergence of rhetorical ...

..., Arkady and Boris Strugatsky formulated the principal characteristics of the concept of the ‘Soviet man’ as a person of labour (action), a person of duty (sacrifice), and a person of science (enlightenment). This concept undergoes a significant transformation over the course of their literary work. The analysis of the semiosphere of the novel ”The Doomed City” (“Grad obrechennyi”, 1975) demonstrates that the Strugatskys succeeded in tracing the genesis of the ‘Soviet man’ through ...

... methodology includes discourse analysis and semantic research, which make it possible to examine how language, in shaping normative concepts, becomes a crucial instrument of ideological influence by consolidating socialist values through the semantic transformation of everyday language. soviet lexicon, semantic evolution, ideology, good, bad, discursive change, early Soviet period, language policy 169-188 10.5922/2225-5346-2025-3-11

... language from the 18th to the early 20th centuries. Drawing upon theoretical frameworks of linguistic portraiture and discourse analysis, this study provides a comprehensive characterization of the phenomenon under investigation. Textual analysis reveals a transformation in the meaning of this loanword: evolving from denoting an ancient Greek ‘wrestler’ in the mid-18th century (with Latin or French origins) to signifying individuals engaged in physical culture by the late 19th century. Furthermore, ...

... re-significations. The authors trace how in the Armenian capital throughout the 20 th and 21 st centuries there was a deliberate displacement of some signs by others — from the demolition of religious and Soviet architectural objects to toponymic transformations. Analyzing examples of street renaming, the authors reveal how ideological strategies are manifested both in state initiatives and in local commercial names. Particular attention is paid to protest movements (from 1988 to 2022), in which ...

... presents the results of a study of the semiotic potential of urban sculptures as carriers of the city’s cultural code. It also offers an analysis of specific segments of this cultural code that have become integral to it as a result of conceptual transformation viewed through a semiotic lens. The relevance of the research stems from the growing attention to the role of visual culture in shaping the identity of contemporary urban residents, as well as from the need to develop analytical tools for ...

... in local collective memory and eve­ry­day practices. The central thesis is that urban texts are fundamentally ‘untranslatable’ be­cause of their multimodal nature (combining verbal, visual, and spatial elements), dyna­mism (constant real-time transformation), and contextual depth (ties to historical and social fra­meworks). The methodology employed is based on an interdisciplinary approach: her­me­neutic analysis of urban texts, decoding hidden cultural and historical layers; comparative ...

... emphasize the development of independence and discipline through demo­cratic interaction. The Catholic model is built on hierarchical teacher-centrism, aimed at cul­tivating a harmoniously developed personality. Orthodox pedagogy focuses on the spiritual transformation of the individual through obedience and conciliarity. In both Catholic and Orthodox traditions, the role of the teacher is sacralized but interpreted differently: in Cathol­icism, the teacher is perceived as a strict mentor whose mission ...

The article examines the transformation of the concept of diglossia from the moment of its introduction by C. Ferguson to denote a stable language situation to the comprehension of the phenomenon of polyglossia, which is characteristic of many countries in the modern world. It ...

... prevent them from using timber from the forest to build their New Canaan. Similarly, their dreams of an earthly paradise were contradicted by their act of cutting down the forest, which is depicted in the novel as a locus amoenus. The forest serves as a transformative space in the lives of the main characters; notably, only Hester Prynne successfully undergoes the “forest initiation.” This observation allows us to draw conclusions about the author’s true sentiment regarding the legend of the Black ...

... stage of escalation to one of stabilization. This is a megatrend of modern global politics, against the backdrop of which all regions of the world, interregional relationships, and the geopolitical influence on specific regional actors are undergoing transformation. One such region is Central Asia. In this article, the region is viewed primarily as a community of five former Soviet republics that have become independent states. However, it is important to recognize that Central Asia also encompasses ...

... implemented by district and kolkhoz leadership. It explores the changing significance of PHFs for collective farmers from 1946 to 1991. The study concludes that over the course of the period in question, the Soviet leadership’s position on PHFs underwent a transformation: while the late Stalinist era and Khrushchev’s Thaw were marked by a nearly continuous offensive against subsidiary farming, from the Brezhnev era onward, such farms came to be viewed as “allies” of collective production, with certain ...

... dictionary of paronyms of the Rus­sian language]. Moscow: Russian language institute of RAS, 292 p. (in Russ.). Grof, S. and Grof, C, eds., 2000. Dukhovnyi krizis: Kogda preobrazovanie lichnosti sta­no­vitsya krizisom [Spiritual Crisis: When Personal Transformation Becomes a Cri­sis]. Moscow: Klass, 468 p. (in Russ.). Huizinga, J., 2011. Homo ludens. Chelovek igrayushchii [Homo ludens. The man playing]. Translated by D. V. Silvestrov, St. Petersburg, 416 p. (in Russ.). Lotman, M. Yu., 1979. On the ...

... role of subjectivity (self-consciousness of self). Such extensions and perspectives realize the potential of semiotics as an effective conceptual platform of interdisciplinarity and convergence of sci­entific disciplines in understanding the ongoing transformations and responsible socio-cultural engineering. Aristotle, 1976. Sochineniya v chetyrekh tomakh. T. 1 [Works in four volumes. Vol. 1]. Moscow (in Russ.). Bakhtin, M. M., 1996. Sobranie sochinenii v semi tomakh [Collected works in ...

This article explores Reinhard Jirgl’s concept of literary writing, which uses linguistic and textual deconstruction, alphanumeric encoding, and intra- and intertextual strategies. Semiotic and discursive analyses allow identifying lexical, syntactic, and semantic elements of the structural and functional performativity of Jirgl’s texts. His prose exploits the enor­mous poetic potential of the alphanumeric code, the aesthetics of narrative simultaneity and hypertextuality, and the fragmentedness...

... Grigoriy Palama. 150 glav [150 chapters]. 2006. Translated and notes by A. I. Si­dorov. Krasnodar (in Russ.). Grof, S. and Grof, K., eds., 2000. Dukhovnyi krizis: Kogda preobrazovanie lichnosti stanovitsya krizisom [Spiritual Crisis: When Personal Transformation Becomes a Cri­sis]. Moscow (in Russ.). Kochetkov, Georgiy, Fr., 2020. Tainy i tainstva cheloveka i Tserkvi: Opyt sovremennoi mistagogii vtoroi stupeni: v 3 ch. Ch. 2: Novaya khristianskaya (pravoslavnaya) antropologi­ya: Ob ustroenii ...

Since the sixties of the twentieth century, different algorithms for using poetic texts in the transformation of urban space have emerged. Poetic discourse is being increasingly contextualized in space, whose role in the contemporary cultural system and specific tasks of urbanism has been growing. In the urban context, poetry may acquire different ...

... heterogeneous discourse of drama. Semiotic resonance is understood as the correlations of recurrently used signs accompanied by the amplification of meaning and emergence of new semantic projections. The investigation of the play — theatrical performance transformations made it possible to identify the specific levels of semiotic creativity, which correspond to the degree of pragmatic identity of the original content and its modulations. The author singled out the level of pragmatic equivalence and the ...

... of syn­tactic models and make grammatical semantics a compensatory mechanism that fills the se­mantic void of the poetic utterance. Vvedensky's thematization of reduplication as the "dou­bling of the world" is a mirror, which deforms and transforms reality. Mirror semiosis illus­tra­tes the loss of iconicity by reduplication and, as a consequence, the impossibility to repre­sent the object by its reflection. The authors conclude that on the level of vocabulary and gram­mar, reduplication ...

... fact that Andrey Tarkovsky’s innovative cinematic ap­proach makes his works akin to the approaches of art innovators of the avant-garde epoch. The specificity of the interdiscursivity of “Stalker” is determined both by a significant degree of transformation of its literary basis and by a varied appropriation of certain types of discourse in the process of making a film as an original artistic-aesthetic object. Elements of different types of discourse act as linguistic and creative means that ...

... processing of linguistic data. This involves not only identifying language units and structures, but also describing conditions and mechanisms for their selection and functioning. The research material included examples of phraseological and paremiological transformations characteristic of the coronavirus discourse: refraseologization, formation of new meanings of idioms, and lexical and structural changes of phraseological units. Special attention is paid to the so-called ‘naïve’ axiology. The coronavirus ...

... Independent Publisher in the Networks of Translation. TTR, 19 (1), pp. 135—173. Buzelin, H., 2007. Translation Studies, ethnography and the production of knowledge. In: P. St-Pierre and P. C. Kar, eds. In Translation — Reflections, Refractions, Transformations. Amsterdam; Philadelphia: J. Benjamins, pp. 39—56. Buzelin, H., 2015. Traduire pour le Centre national du livre. COnTEXTES . Revue de sociologie de la littérature , pp. 1—19. doi: 10.4000/contextes.6095. Chesterman, A., 2000. A ...

The article deals with the dynamic interaction of events and narratives. As a result of this interaction, stable links ‘events-narratives’ appear; they influence the formation and transformation of social and cultural processes in society. Event-narrative links form the basis of the system of norms and values of society. The corpus of ‘event-narrative’ links creates be­havioural patterns, serves as a motivator for members ...

... information streams of personalised stories with open storylines in the virtual media envi­ronment, the author shares the process of writing a story with other participants in the digital world. The interaction between the author and the audience is transformed under the influ­ence of the hypertext system of cross-references. Each participant in this creative process acts not only as a co-creator, but also as a co-author of many narratives. The narratives, which translate personalized evaluative ...

... non-trivial features of the semantics of a proper name are described. Based on the analysis of contexts of inappropriate use of a name in a situation of imposture, described in Pushkin's tragedy Boris Godunov, the author considers semiotic mechanisms of transformation and assignment of identity. The article shows that Pushkin's intuition allowed him to see the problems that arose in the analytical philosophy of the name of the second half of the 20th century. Pushkin consistently creates contexts in ...

... related to non-poetical communication, linguistic repre­sentations of emotions and techniques for creating "referential illusions" are considered on the example of PR-discourse and advertising discourse. Attention is focused on discursive transformations associated with the formation of a mythological world in which its own spe­cial laws operate. In both discourse types, orientation towards results correlates with orienta­tion towards the message itself. Bakhtin, M. M., 1986. Estetika ...

... history of the interpretation of citizenship in Russia. The Unit­ed States or Great Britain have a century-long tradition of citizenship. Unlike them, Russia has gone through several stages of radical changes associated with deep political and social transformations, hence a variety of understanding of the concept analysed. A paradoxical interpretation of the concept "citizen" in Russia became evident in the 18th century. Then a citizen and a subject tended to be used either as synonyms ...

... (in Russ.). Dulichenko, A. D., 1999. Etnosotsiolingvistika «Perestroiki» v SSSR: Antologiya zapechatlennogo vremeni [Ethnosociolinguistics of “Perestroika” in the USSR: Antholo­gy of the Captured Time]. Munich (in Russ.). Efremov, V. A., 2010. Transformations of the Russian speech etiquette: forms of address. Universum: Vestnik Gertsenovskogo universiteta [Bulletin of the Herzen Uni­versity], 10, pp. 44—48 (in Russ.). Kabakchi, V. V. and Prokshina, Z. G., 2012. When in Rome, do in your linguistic ...

... similar way. Both were used at first to address an elderly stranger. At some point, they turned into means of language play and speech stylisation to finally lose their connection to folk speech and the semantics of age. The first one to complete the transformation was the word starina. As to starik, it apparently began to be used as a term of friendship in lan­guages of groups. Vinogradov, V. V., n. d. Istoriya slov [History of words]. Available at: https:// azbyka.ru/otechnik/Spravochniki/istorija-slov/ ...

... from a natural state to a civil one and disappears when the transition goes in the opposite direction. In a civil state, people become an active subject when they perform the function of the legislator. In other cases, people as a political subject transform into a certain multitude, consisting of separate individuals. Virno, P., 2013. Grammatika Mnozhestva. K Analizu Form Sovremennoi Zhizni [Grammar of the Set. To the Analysis of Forms of Modern Life]. Moscow (in Russ.). Magun, A. V., 2011. ...

... their analytical understand­ing, leading to their strictly individual perception. Kononov, N., 2012. Source of injuries. In: N. Kononov, ed. Saratov: rasskazy [Sara­tov: stories]. Moscow (in Russ.). Konstantinov, A. V., 2007. The archetypes of transformation in alchemy. In: S. V. Pakhomov, ed. Filosofiya, religiya i kul'tura stran Vostoka: mater. nauch. konf. [Phi­lo­so­phy, Religion, and Culture of Eastern Countries: Conference Proceedings]. St. Pe­ters­burg, 7—10 February 2007. St....

... Foreign Affairs Witold Waszczykowski. Major changes in the communicative space, the dominance of digital media resources and multimodal messages, the hegemony of visual culture and the increased impact of the social factor on the specifics of linguistic transformations contribute to the growing popularity of social semiotic studies. In the theoretical part of the paper, I give a brief analysis of the evolu­tion of the concept of "context" in linguistics from the perspective of systemic functional ...

... linguisticality of a prophet, a scien­tist, or a poet and, through them, reaches out to countless generations of the Reader, who is voluntarily or involuntarily involved in the existential fate of the ontological dialogue. The ‘death of the Book’, or the transformation of the Book into a simulacrum, may confirm the diagnosis given by many modern philosophers: the world of culture is turning into an autoch­thonous flicker of hybrid quotations ruins. Gilmanov, V., 2003. Germenevtika «obraza» I. G....

Digital philology studies texts and textuality in electronic networks and the ways of their reading, writing and transformation. Electronic texts are much more fluid and transformable than paper texts and oral utterances. Textonics is a combination of theoretical and practical work with digital texts, the use of the Internet and all the capabilities of computer ...

... German by V. I. Molchanova. Moscow: Akade­mi­cheskij proekt (in Russ.). Genette, G., 1998. Boundaries of narrative. In: Z. Zhenett, ed. Figury [Figures]. Vol. 1. Moscow (in Russ.). Zinkevich, O. V., 2018. Localization as a process of linguistic transformation of the structure and content of a dynamic text. Izvestiya Sankt-Peterburgskogo gosudar­stvennogo ehkonomicheskogo universiteta [Proceedings of St. Petersburg State University of Economics], 3 (111), pp. 135—137 (in Russ.). Likhachev,...

... reform of 1784, which replaced recruitment with conscription, translated in the involvement of the general public in the current events. The new public sphere, which had been developing from the 1850s, required new languages both to describe and to transform reality, as well as to produce a collective action. The tremendous public excitement, which spread across the most diverse strata of the Russian Empire in 1876—1877, was indicative of an effective mobilisation rhetoric. However, the disappointment,...