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• The pragmatic functions of culture-specific words in a retrospective discourse

  ... the linguistic and pragmatic aspects of retrospective discourse which is structured by various means including culture-specific words. The author offers a systematized classification of these words depending on the effect these words produce on the reader. Special attention is paid to anthroponyms, toponyms, and temporal markers accumulating information which is important to the reader. 1. Каменская О. Л. Текст и коммуникация. М., 1990. 2. Прозоров В. В....

• Translation and Discourse Analysis

  ... Saarbrücken: VDM Verlag Dr Müller. Beaugrande, R. de and Dressler, W., 1981. Introduction to Text Linguistics. Lon­don: Longman. Blum-Kulka, S., 2004. Shifts of cohesion and coherence in translation. In: L. Ve­nu­ti, ed. The Translation Studies Reader. London: Routledge. pp. 290—305. Calzada Pérez, M., 2001. A three-level methodology for descriptive-explanatory Translation Studies. Target, 13(2), pp. 203—239. Colina, S., 1997. Contrastive Rhetoric and Text-Typological Conventions in Trans­lation ...

• To the Readers of Slovo. Ru: Baltic Accents

  Patriarch Kirill I of Moscow and All Russia 7-7

• To the Readers of Slovo. Ru: Baltic Accents

• Latent Evaluation in Infinitive Writing

  The article deals with the results of an experiment on modelling the reader's perception of infinitive writing modal semantics. The author argues that the reader's interpretation of infinitive writing bases on connotation semantics of a poetic text rather than on the 'grammar of poetry'. 1.  Жолковский А....

• Text reinterpretation and the motif of transformation in a short form of Internet poetry

  ... in a special position. The truncated line, independently or together with the third line, comprises the punchline of a poroshok. The punchline is practically mandatory and may be presented in greater detail inasmuch as it does not simply violate the reader’s expectations but enters into conflict with the beginning of the verse and forces the reader to reinterpret it. Reinterpretation manes that readers change their perception of the situation or carry out a ‘transformation’, that is, substitute ...

• On the function of biblical anthroponyms David and Goliath in poetic texts of A. I. Polezhaeva and V. Ya. Bryusova

  ... on the Bible. It is shown that the precedent name in the poetic text becomes a means of expressing the author’s assessment of the depicted. Changes are revealed in the semantics of images resulting from the author’s individual assessment and the reader’s perception. The author demonstrates the dependence of the functioning of the two biblical anthropoetonims on the character of text-reader communication, and on the formation of the common cultural space of the author and the reader. 1. Библия....

• Synergy character of the category "author" as an object of linguistic interpretation

  ... synergetics. In this synergetic mode, the most characteristic manifestations of the actualization in the text structure of synergetic interaction between two anthropocentric functional-semantic narrative systems — the "primary" (author — reader — interpreter-critic) and the "secondary" (narrator — character) are described. 1. Андреева В. А. Ist "Text" weniger als "Diskurs"? Überlegungen zur Abgrenzung der zentralbegriffe der Text- und ...

• Modal particles, their function and meaning in the texts of the «St. Petersburg Vedomosti» newspaper (late 18th — mid19th centuries)

  ... describes as a means of representing the position of the author of newspaper texts, and speaking broadly, and a means of expressing subjective modality. Modal particles accentuate modal and textual meanings and bring socially significant information to the reader. The author analyses the role of modal particles in enriching news texts with modal and qualitative shades: drawing the reader's attention to relevant information, revealing communicatively meaningful content, expressing evaluation and separating ...

• On the Dual Role of the Translator of Poetry and the Division of Roles

  This article deals with the roles and functions of a translator of poetry. The study identifies certain components of the process, within which a translator acts simultaneously as a transmitter of the original culture, a mediator between the reader and the author of the source text, a co-author, a linguistic innovator, a poet, and a linguist. The two latter roles are crucial for translating poetry. Translators of poetry create ‘their own’ texts. It is obvious that they cannot distance ...

• Chinese view on modern Russian literature in the context of tradition and modernity

  Through analysing the mechanisms of reception of modern Russian literature in Chinese literary criticism, the author shows that a Chinese reader has a predisposition to understand texts in the context of the urgent national problem of preserving traditions. This predisposition affects the interpretation and perception of new rustic prose, female prose, and postmodernist literature. The ...

• The formation of the narrative and the performative in public communication

  ... associated with the system of public communica­tions, to which the author is exposed, and a multitude of reasons that reflect in his or her mind external processes. All these factors and influences transmute in the course of text crea­tion; the viewer/reader consumes ready-made information, which invariably bears an imprint of the author's habitus. When creating a text, the author conveys his or her desires and ex­presses his or her attitude to the chosen problem. This study aims to answers two questions....

• A synthesis of genres in Andrey Bolotov’s memoirs

  ... synthesis of genres. Finally, it is concluded that this intuition and a clear understanding that his task was a thorough descrip­tion of his life as a record for posterity translated in the literary finesse of Bolotov’s texts and their appeal to the reader. Anon, 1997. Biografiya A. T. Bolotova [Biography of A. T. Bolotov]. Tula (in Russ.). Bolotov, A. T., 1766. Domashnii istoricheskii zhurnal [Home History Magazine]. NIOR RGB F. 475. Kart.1.2 (in Russ.). Bolotov, A. T., 1871—1873. Zhizn' ...

• The problem of poets’ “testimony” (Z/K or vivisection. The book of proceedings by M. Zolotonosov and M. Kononov)

  ... poetry, the interpretation and understanding of poetic texts, etc. 1. Золотоносов М., Кононов Н. З/К, или Вивисекция. Книга протоколов. СПб., 2002. Babenko N. poem, poetic texts, poetics, author, reader, understanding, interpretation 74-77

• How transcendental are Kant’s principles of public law?

  ... principles are as empirical criteria for establishing legitimacy, and whether they can be characterized as ‘transcendental’. Kant’s discourse on publicity — a result of strenuous efforts presented in a number of writings and lectures — takes the reader to the area of empirical practices and anthropological observations capable of distorting the required purity of the form when taken together. In effect, they turn out to be either motives for searching for transcendental principles or example ...

• Two perspectives on the 'Kaliningrad issue'

  ... European Union in the early 2000s. The interview provides an important assessment of the negotiations and their results and explains for the first time the role of individual European states and politicians in the 'Kaliningrad issue'. These facts allow the reader to understand and compare two different — Russian and Lithuanian — points of view Smirnov Vadim Kaliningrad region, visa regime, European Union (EU), Lithuania, negotiation 50-61 10.5922/2079-8555-2010-2-6

• A language game with background knowledge

  The tactics of a language game aimed at activating background knowledge of the recipient are studied in the texts of jokes, crossword puzzles, and other literature and speech materials. Special attention is paid to language games focusing on the reader’s knowledge of history in the Old Slavic epic poem The Tale of Igor's Campaign. 1. Анненков Ю. Дневник моих встреч. Цикл трагедий. Л.,1991. Т. 1. 2. Ломов А. М. «Слово о полку Игореве» ...

• The features of T. P. Krasavina’s methodology: “Classical ballet: the flow of movement”

  This article considers a little-known work of T.P. Krasavina entitled “Classical ballet: the flow of movement”, which is dedicated to the ethodologi-cal problems from the perspective of her dancing experience. For the frist time, Russian readers have a change to get acquainted with the methodological heritage of the famous ballet dancers of the Mariinsky Theatre company and S. P. Dyagilev’s company, who had considerable influence on British ballet as the vice president of the Royal ...

• The ‘Russian Poetic Speech — 2016’ Project as a Cultural Narrative of Modern Russian Poetry

  ... encouraging poets to search for the goals of Russian poetry. Russian poetic speech is analysed as a coherent whole that requires new strategies for reading and understanding. The publication component of the project is a phenomenon that allows poets, readers and scholars enhance their understanding and knowledge of modern Russian poetry. modern Russian poetry, poetic speech, anthology, anonymous text, new technology in the humanities, narrative project Kalpidi V. 98-113 10.5922/2225-5346-2017-1-7

• The linguopragmatic potential of comparison in the literary discourse: The case of Khaled Hosseini’s works

  ... concept under comparison that have a referential correlation with the spheres of the spiritual and material world. It is concluded that that that stylistic device of simile, which helps to deliver the intention of the author of a literary discourse to the reader, has a linguopragmatic potential. 1. Арнольд И. В. Стилистика. Современный английский язык : учеб. для вузов. М., 2002. 2. Колшанский Г. В. Объективная картина ...

• Communicative and pragmatic nature of intertextuality in English political discourse

  ... to form rhematic progressions, the aim of which is to provide new information about the theme. The theme-rheme sequence contributes to textual coherence; it facilitates a better understanding of the text and shapes the intented point of view in the reader. 1. Демьянков В. З. Интерпретация политического дискурса в СМИ // Язык СМИ как объект междисциплинарного исследования : учеб. пособие / ...

• The orientation function of a newspaper headline as a key component of its pragmatics

  ... 4. Сафонов А. А. Актуализация газетного текста (К проблеме газетных заголовков) : автореф. дис. … канд. филол. наук. М., 1974. Aleksandrova A., Vasilyev S. reader orientation, headline, brevity, information capacity, precision, expressiveness, headline implementation, verbal markers, headline complex 62-67

• Freedom as an axiological category in G. G. Byron’s mystery Cain

  ... Byron’s oeuvre – helps show that the fictional conflict of the drama manifested in the images of Adam’s sons is based on the antithesis between the true and false freedom, whereas the general literary structure of the mystery is used to direct the reader to the conclusion that it is impossible for a human being to stay beyond good and evil. 1. Байрон Дж. Г. Каин (мистерия) // Байрон Дж. Г. Сочинения : в 3 т. М., 1974. Т. 2. С. 382—466. 2. Бахтин ...

• The hermeneutics of literary modelling and intertext in L. Leonov’s novel The Pyramid

  This article analyses L. Leonov’s novel «The Pyramid» from the perspective of hermeneutical and intertextual methodologies and identifies the coordinates of the text’s literary dialogue with the reader’s perception. The author shows that the hermeneutical and intertextual research methodologies make it possible to identify the multitude of intersections of literary layers, evaluations, and positions and describe the dynamic process of modelling ...

• The theme of the female in the novels of Charles Brockden Brown

  This article is devoted to the oeuvre of the American author of the beginning of the 19th century Charles Brockden Brown who, being little known to the Russian reader, is considered in the USA the father of gothic novel. Addressing the problem of social and legal dependence in post-revolutionary America, Ch. B. Brown takes part in the formation of the new national ideology. 1. Matthiesen F.   O . The American ...

• Nikolay Kononov's novel “Flaneur” in the context of Polish messianism: history and myth

  ... novel “Flaneur” with Polish messianism, which is presented by Mickiewicz’s “Books and the Pilgrimage of the Polish Nation” and Slovat­sky’s “Journey to the East”. Kononov’s parody and play with historical myths of Polishness allow the reader to compare his novel with the literary works of Gombrovich. The author concludes that Kononov’s Tadeush represents the an­thropological trichotomy: clothing — body — soul. In the parody and lan­guage representation of the Polish messianic ...

• The linguistic and stylistic means of expressing identity in com¬plimentary phrases (based on modern English, American, and Russian fiction)

  ... личности: содержание, структура, механизмы формирования. URL: //humanpsy.ru/miklyaeva/ soc_ident_02 (дата обращения: 03.09.2014). 6. Baldwin J. Another country // BookReader. URL: http://bookre.org/reader? file=1379724 (дата обращения: 15.03.2012). 7. Barnes J. Arthur and George // Большая онлайн-библиотека. URL: http:// www.e-reading.biz/bookreader.php/84985/Barnes_-_Arthur_%26_George.html (дата обращения: ...

• Metanarrative in Daniel Kehlmann’s novel Fame

  ... narrative strategies, Daniel Kehlmann manages to create a multilayered fictional space based on meta-narration and self-reflection of the characters and the narrator. The duality, amalgamation of reality and fiction, reciprocity, and the inclusion of the reader into the process of textual modeling through cross-references and intertextual connections constitute the basis of Daniel Kehlmann’s poetics. 1. Борхес X. Л. Скрытая магия в «Дон Кихоте» // Борхес X. Л. ...

• «Which Side are You on, Boy?» Roman Jakobson in the Interwar Pragu

  ... and often contradictory relations with the trio of political institutions within whose orbits he was moving: 1) the Ministry of Interior; 2) the Ministry of Foreign Affairs; 3) and the Soviet Red Cross Mission/Political Representation in Prague. The reader is invited to assess Jakobson’s loyalties: whether to concur with Georgii Chicherin’s opinion that Jakobson is perhaps “an unreliable but absolutely indispensable” because, as the chief of the Soviet delegation, Antonov-Ovseenko, put it,...

• Seeming confusion in interpretation: George Berkeley and Immanuel Kant

  ... that Kant borrowed from his predecessors. The status of existence of the external world in the space of Berkeley’s philosophy and its influence on Kant’s system are analysed as one of the key issues of idealism. The author seeks to familiarize the reader with the contentious issues relating to the problem of identity of Berkeley’s and Kant’s systems and corresponding critique. 1. Калинников Л. А. Об особенностях кантовского агностицизма // Кантовский ...

• The English Theme on the Pages of N. M. Karamzin's Messenger of Europe (Vestnik Yevropy) in 1802—1803

  ... and domestic policy. Special attention is paid to the articles in the Messenger of Europe concerning various aspects of Britan’s struggle against Napoleonic France. Those articles help to understand what N. Karamzin deemed worthwhile to inform the readers about. 1. Вестник Европы. 1802. № 1. 2. Вестник Европы. 1802, № 3. 3. Вестник Европы. 1802. № 7. 4. Вестник Европы. 1802. № 8. 5. Вестник Европы. 1802. № 11. 6. Вестник ...

• The Book of Life in the hermeneutics of Johann Georg Hamann

  ... communicates with the human being as if it were the Book. It does so within the complex dialectics of objectivation in the epistemological 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 ...

• The intellectual interconnections between Königsberg and the Baltics in the 19th century

  ... demonstrated that, when compiling German-Latvian and Latvian-German dictionaries, both authors target their works at German settlers; however, Lindner’s work is targeted solely at a German-speaking recipient, whereas that of Lange requires that the reader be acquainted with the Latvian language and Latvian peasant lifestyle. 1. Fricke C. Die Deutschen Gesellschaften des 18. Jahrhunderts — ein Forschungsdesiderat // K. D. Dutz (Hg.). Sprachwissenschaft im 18. Jahrhundert. Fallstudien und Überblicke....

• The modal organisation of a scientific text: dialogic markers in Russian orthographical treatises of the 16th century

  ... русской старины о церковно­славянском языке // Исследования по русскому языку. СПб., 1885—1895. Т. 1. Fyodorova I. R. assessment, modality, dialogicity, communication, author, reader. 13-21

• Time and eternity in the literary image of the church procession: Pushkin’s Boris Godunov and Shmeleff’s The Year of the Lord

  ... motivation (state-driven in Pushkin’s dra­ma and public-driven in Shmeleff’s novel) and the degree of detail. The description is con­densed and script-driven in Boris Godunov, whereas the church procession in The Year of the Lord unfolds before the reader to reveal personal, family-related, and public aspects of the phenomenon. Bakhtin, M. M., 2000. Epos i roman [Epic and novel]. St. Petersburg (in Russ.). Berdyaev, N. A., 1990. On celestial history. Time and eternity. In: N. A. Berdyaev, ...

• The Text and Discourse in the Light of Communicative Meaning Formation

  ... within the corresponding sentence of a text; 4) communicative meaning formation implies that the author sees sense in the procedure of communication per se rather than in reflecting reality or conveying thoughts; 5) when perceiving a written text, the reader’s consciousness constantly interprets a single communicative action and this makes a not-procedural understanding of a text ineffective. In dynamic terms, discourse represents a recognized situation of a given communicative action or a flexible ...

• The reality of fiction in a literary world: on an excerpt from Stanisław Lem’s Solaris

  ... and the world of physical reality may interact to form such a reality that can paradoxically turn out to be more real than what we believe to be the actual reality. It is also shown that the fictional world realized in a literary text may bring the reader to certain conclusions about the world in which he or she lives. Thus, even if literature is in­capable of affecting reality, it can change the way the latter is perceived. A fictional world is not just a reality — it is a reality of a higher ...

• The Art of «Leftist Obscenity» as a Way to Discredit the Imperial Regime: the Works of Eisenstien, Babel, and Lunacharsky

  ... short story ‘The Road.’ The analysis of these works shows how the method of ‘leftist obscenity’ was employed in practice and leads to the conclusion that the method worked by producing a comic effect, which is easily communicated to the modern reader or the viewer. 1. Arvatov, B. 1923. Theatrical perfumery and left indecency. Zrelishcha [Spectacles], 31/32, p. 7. 2. Babel', I., 2005. Road. In: I. Babel'. Sobranie sochinenii. T. 1. [Collected works. Vol. 1]. Moscow. 3. Il'inskii, I., 1961....

• Library collections and publishing according to Pliny the Younger

  ... Античность и ран­нее Средневековье. Н . Новгород , 1991. C . 56—68. 22. С orpus Inscriptionum Latinarum / Ed. Th. Mommsen. Berolini, 1883. Vol. 10. 4760; 1888. Vol. 11. 2704. 23. Kenyon F.   G. Books and readers in ancient Greece and Rome . Oxford , 1951. 24. Борухович В.   Г. В мире античных свитков. Саратов, 1976.   Yelagina A. A. Pliny the Younger, Rome, library, book, literature, publishing. 142-147

• Textonics: an introduction to electronic philology

  ... disperse the initial, ana­lysed text via quotes or hyperlinks. Thus, coherent, linear reading and writing give way to the paradigmatic, cross-cutting approach. With the proliferation of automatic translation pro­grams and the multilingual competence of readers, the interaction among languages also changes: translation as a search for equivalence gives way to an interlation, a constructive metamorphosis that plays on the inequivalence of different languages. Bakhtin, M., 1979. From the records of ...