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... of thought and to examine the possible link with linguistic cultural studies. Everett’s definitions of language and culture are contrasted with those of various schools in linguistics. It should be noted that Everett does not appear to use the term linguistic worldview. Yet, due to the rich empirical evidence found and set out in his books and papers, Everett effectively summarizes the views on the subject of worldview. Everett’s standpoint does not show significant differences from those of Anna Wierzbicka,...

... realm of ideas about the world. These ideas are interpreted within different fields of human spiritual life, for instance, in proverbs. Proverbs featuring clothing items are a major source for understanding tastes, preferences, lifestyles, customs, and worldview of a nation. Images of garments in proverbs are a particular form of expressing the key ideas of a culture. Moreover, such images serve as condensers of the established etiquette, ethical, social, and other judgements. A cultural and linguistic analysis reveals cultural and linguistic limitations on the variability of clothing items in proverbs. The author describes cultural constants captured in the names of clothing items used in proverbs. Such constants are defined as essential ...

..., there are words containing the ‘soul’ (հոգի) component that do not have equivalents in the Russian linguistic picture of the world. The analysis allows the author to take a glimpse into the inner world of a native speaker. In its turn, the worldview of an individual helps to trace the century-long development of a national linguistic picture of the world. 1. Avanesyan, M., 2013. Concept “Soul” as the basis of russian mentality. In: N. Arutyunyan, S. Muradyan, E. Erzhkyan et al., eds. Sbornik statei mezhdunarodnoi nauchnoi konferentsii, posvyashchennoi 500-letiyu ...

... establishing the meaning of three units that were absent in his­torical lexicography and revealing chronological usage of another word. From the perspective of diachronic personology, the main finding is the fragmentary reconstruction of Ivanov’s worldview, using linguistic devices and text refer­ences. It is concluded that the first roots of compounds partially reflect the se­mantic structure present in the two texts. 1. Аникин Д. В. Исследование языковой личности составителя ...

... interpretation of Lan­guage and Meaning. London. Halliday, M. A. K., 1967. Notes on Transitivity and Theme in English. Journal of Linguistics, 3, pp. 50—77. Hintikka, J., 1992. Eseje logiko-filozoficzne. Warszawa. Iedema, R., 2003. Multimodality, Resemiotization: ... ... Poland’s foreign minister helped create a fa­ke country. Washington Post. Available at: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/ worldviews/wp/2017/01/11/san-escobar-how-polands-foreign-minister-helped-crea te-a-fake-country/?noredirect=on&utm_term=.60f54f8bd5e8 ...

... non-logical categorization. Logical categorization involves the rational structuring of phenomena within a native speaker’s worldview, while non-logical categorization reflects an emotional-evaluative perception of reality, expressing various emotions ... ... Language, media publications, Rus­sian dictionaries, statistical data from the Yandex search engine, and the results of a psycho­linguistic experiment involving 106 native speakers. In the experiment, participants were tasked with interpreting stimulus words,...

... concepts through mass media and fiction. Simultaneously, established concepts had to undergo reshaping to align with the new worldview of the 'Soviet citizen’. The transformation of the semantic structure of religious vocabulary, ideologically marked,... ..., a set of semantic features for these terms was imposed on the children's audience in ideological contexts. The analysis of linguistic material from numerous sources such as the newspaper Pionerskaya Pravda, Pioner and Koster children's magazines, and ...

... acquisition, etc.), evaluations (objects of evaluation, types of evaluation) and self-identification (ethnic, denominational, cultural, socio-economic). The above is not only characteristic of the diasporic speech. These components also describe the worldview of language users belonging to the diaspora and their naïve linguistic conceptualisation of reality. Within the typical diasporic discourse, I distinguish a metalinguistic discourse that rests on discursive practices stemming from language contacts. These practices were described in part earlier. In this article,...

... https://doi.org/10.18500/2311-0740-2017-1-15-51-57 (in Russ.). Trofimova, G. N. and Barabash, V. V., 2020. Yazykovoe poslevkusie internet-epokhi v Rossii: effekt bumeranga (aktual'nye protsessy v russkoyazychnoi tsifrovoi mediakommu­ni­katsii) [The Linguistic aftertaste of the Internet Age in Russia: the Boomerang effect (current processes in Russian-language digital media communication)]. Moscow, 273 p. (in Russ.). Tulchinskii, G. L., 2022. Pragmasemantics of Digital Communications: Semantic Worldviews, Value-Regulatory Systems and Responsibility. Gosudarstvo i grazhdane v elektronnoi srede [State and Citizens in the Electronic Environment], 6, pp. 9—23, https://doi.org/10.17586/2541-979X-2022-6-09-23 (in Russ.). Zolyan, S. T., 2023....

... universal and na­tional-specific features of the phraseology of these languages, to reveal the pe­culiarities of the worldview and worldview of Russians, French and Germans. The choice of somaticisms cердце / cœur / Herz contributes to the most ac­curate ... ... it possible to identify semantic universals and specific national features of phraseological units, as well as to analyze the linguistic and extralinguistic reasons for the similarities and differences of phraseological units in the studied languages. ...

... article is an attempt to examine the terms «image» and «literary im­age» as a concept of cognitive science (in humanities: linguistics, psychology, cognitive studies, literary studies). It analyses different approaches to defining these terms, aiming ... ... Af­ter the exploration of the cognitive approaches, a literary image is considered as a verbal sign representing the author’s worldview within the literary text. It is highlighted that while interpreting images it is important to pay atten­tion to both ...

... unity and increasing dialogicity. The role of such constructions in organizing the internal dialogue and formulating the poet's worldview attitudes is revealed. Berdnikova, T. V., 2008. Dialog v poeticheskom tekste kak proyavlenie idiostilya: Na materiale ... ... Vestnik Volgogradskogo gosudarstven­nogo universiteta. Seriya 2, Yazykoznanie [Science Journal of Volgograd State Univer­sity. Linguistics], 18 (1), pp. 33—46, https://doi.org/10.15688/jvolsu2.2019.1.3 (in Russ.). Petrova, Z. Yu. and Fateeva, N. A., ...

This article considers the semantics of Russian and Lithuanian zoonym phraseological units and performs their semantic and structural systematisation. The author identifies the cultural linguistic features of fixed expressions containing a zoonym component in the worldview of native speakers. 1. Гак В. Г. Сравнительная типология французского и русского языков. М., 1976. 2. Гудавичюс А. Сопоставительная семасиология ...

... second date serving as a conditional endpoint corresponding to the conclusion of the Silver Age of Russian lyrics. The aim of the linguistic and poetic analysis is to discern patterns in the figurative and symbolic utilization, as well as the individual reinterpretation ... ... associated with the term. Bely, A., 1994. The magic of words. In: A. Bely, ed. Simvolizm kak miroponimanie [Symbolism as a worldview]. Moscow, pp. 131—142 (in Russ.). Dal, V. I., 1955. Tolkovyi slovar' zhivogo velikorusskogo yazyka [Explanatory dictio­nary ...

... History of Aesthetics]. Vol. 2. Moscow, pp. 449—465 (in Russ.). Bely, A., 1994. Simvolism kak miroponimaniye [Symbolism as Worldview]. Moscow (in Russ.). Gilbert, K., Kuhn, H., 2000. Istoriya estetiki [A History of Esthetics]. Vol. 1. Moscow (in Russ.... ... Croce, B., 2000. Estetika kak nauka o vyrazhenii I obshchaya linguistika [Aesthetics as a Science of Expression and General Linguistics]. Moscow (in Russ.). Leontyev, A. A., 2001. Deyatelny um (Deyatelnost, Znak, Lichnost) [Active Mind (Activity. Sign....

... Kovalev, V. G. Panov, eds. Filosofskii entsiklopedicheskii slovar' [Philosophical encyclopedic dictionary]. Moscow. p. 17. 20. Lobanova, L. P., 2013. Kontseptsiya yazykovoi kartiny mira i ee istoki v trudakh Vil'gel'ma fon Gumbol'dta [The concept of the linguistic worldview and its origins in the works of Wilhelm von Humboldt]. Moscow. 21. Losev, A. F., 1993. Bytie — Imya — Kosmos [Existence — Name — Space]. Moscow. 22. Losev, A. F., 1994. Mif — Chislo — Sushchnost' [Myth — Number — Essence]. Moscow....

The use of denonyms in regional newspaper texts of the XX century helps to elucidate the development trends in this lexis. Regional newspapers are a perfect source for observation as it is the language of the media that both re­flects and shapes the worldview and linguistic competencies of a native speak­er. Various local publications complement each other and contribute to a more complete picture of the use of denonyms within the region as a whole and its separate territories. The Bolshevik Slovo newspaper of ...

... Neologismen. Tübingen, 2004. 12.  Duden K . Herkunftswörterbuch. B. 7. Dudenverlag. Mannheim, 2001. 13.  Quelle . URL: http://www.welt.de ( дата обращения : 26.02.2005). Noskova D. A. persuasiveness, discourse, occasionalism, worldview. 58-63 10.5922/2223-2095-2009-2-11

... linguocognitive factors: they lead to the emergence of ‘double’ names that mir­ror individual or collective features of a particular worldview model. It is evident that these factors interact dynamically within specific historical, social, and cultural contexts.... ... between these elements holds promise, and advancements in onomas­tic ethnolinguistics, coupled with developments in computational linguistics, are par­ticularly noteworthy. Despite progress, researchers tackling this thematic area are confronted with numerous ...

... the outer, and the social intertwines with the individual. In this way, the possessor of self-consciousness gains a broader worldview extending beyond physical existence. This expanded perspective not only facilitates responses to situationality but ... ... 50—55, https://doi.org/ 10.15293/2226-3365.1405 (in Russ.). Saussure, F. de, 1999. Kurs obshchei lingvistiki [Course of general linguistics]. Eka­te­rinburg (in Russ.). Shuripa, S., 2021. Deistvie i smysl v iskusstve vtoroi poloviny XX veka [Action and ...

... component of the Saltykov-Shchedrin's ideostyle and reveals the speci­ficity of his narration and the peculiarities of the writer's worldview. Aikhenval'd, Yu. I., 1994. Siluety russkikh pisatelei [Silhouettes of Russian writers]. Moscow (in Russ.). Bushmin,... ... gosu­darstvennogo universiteta. Teoriya yazyka. Lingvistika teksta [Bulletin of Orenburg State University. Theory of language. Text linguistics], 11 (172), pp. 121—127 (in Russ.). Stepanov, Yu. S., 2001. In the world of semiotics. In: Yu. S., Stepanov, ed....

... idea of the culture of Russian people, their fundamental features and values, and contributes to the development of a cultural linguistic competence, which helps ensure mutual understanding with representatives of another culture. 1. Караулов Ю.... ... преподавания русского языка как иностранного. М., 2003. cultural lacuna, national worldview, Russian folk tale, sociocultural competence, folklore Podruchnaya L. 39-44