Russian Journal of Linguistics

Russian Journal of Linguistics организует цикл вебинаров, в рамках которых авторы статей и читатели смогут обсудить статьи, опубликованные в рамках номеров нашего журнала.   ДОКЛАДЧИКИ: Валерий Дмитриевич Соловьёв и Елена Андреевна Макарова « Филогенетические деревья: грамматика против словаря » (соавтор — Владимир Николаевич Поляков) Александр Константинович Киклевич « Типология прагматических импликаций с точки зрения взаимодействия между прагматикой и семантикой » Валентина Юрьевна Апресян « Цены растут, зарплата падает: актантная структура глаголов увеличения и уменьшения в русском языке » Елизавета Георгиевна Которова Презентация книги В. Гладрова, Е.Г. Которовой «Модели речевого поведения в немецкой и русской коммуникативной культуре» (М.: ЯСК, 2021) МОДЕРАТОР : Светлана Викторовна ИВАНОВА Зарегистрироваться можно по ссылке:  https://forms.gle/ZPzAmbye2cfB7LZU9 . До встречи на семинаре!  

Russian Journal of Linguistics получил награду от АНРИ и Elsevier

2022-04-12

21 октября в Центральном доме учёных РАН прошёл Форум «Тренды развития общественно-гуманитарных наук: глобальные вызовы и лучшие российские практики», организованный компанией Elsevier и Государственным академическим университетом гуманитарных наук. Журнал Russian Journal of Linguistics был отмечен компанией Elsevier совместно с Ассоциацией научных редакторов и издателей как результат наиболее успешной практики издания научного журнала в области общественных и гуманитарных наук. Диплом «Лучшая практика в издании научного журнала» главному редактору журнала проф. Татьяне Викторовне Лариной вручила президент АНРИ Ольга Владимировна Кириллова.

Conversations with readers and authors. Seminar 3

2021-10-19

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The Russian Journal of Linguistics is organizing a series of webinars involving authors and readers, to promote an exchange of views on the topics of the articles presented in recent issue/s. Seminar 3. Emotionalisation of Media Discourse We invite our readers to discuss the publications in the Special Issue of the Russian Journal of Linguistics on this topic. SPEAKERS: Franco ZAPPETTINI, Douglas M. PONTON and Tatiana LARINA Emotionalisation of contemporary media discourse: A research agenda 25 (3) 586–610 Barbara DANCYGIER Narrativised simile and emotional responses to Brexit 25 (3) 663–684 Andreas MUSOLFF Hyperbole and emotionalisation: Escalation of pragmatic effects of proverb and metaphor in the “Brexit” debate 25 (3) 628–644 Olga A. SOLOPOVA and Svetlana L. KUSHNERUK War yesterday and today: The image of Russia in British media discourse 25 (3) 723–745 DISCUSSANTS: Franco ZAPPETTINI (University of Liverpool, UK) Douglas M. PONTON (Catania University, Italy) The webinar will take place in Teams on 27 October 2021, at 4–5:30 pm London GMT (8:00–9:30 am in Vancouver; 5:00–6:30 pm Bratislava, Madrid, Rome, Warsaw; 6:00–7:30 pm Moscow). Registration : forms.gle . Feel free to invite your colleagues and students.

Conversations with readers and authors. Seminar 2

2021-06-24

Russian Journal of Linguistics

The Russian Journal of Linguistics is organizing a series of webinars involving authors and readers, to promote an exchange of views on the topics of the articles presented in recent issue/s. Seminar 2. “QS Subject Focus Summit 2020 on Modern Languages and Linguistics: Languages and migration in a globalized world” We invite our readers to discuss publications by the participants of this summit in the Special Issue of the Russian Journal of Linguistics . SPEAKERS: Barbara LEWANDOWSKA-TOMASZCZYK “Comparing languages and cultures: Parametrization of analytic criteria” 25 (2) 343–368 Minoo ALEMI, Niayesh PAZOKI MOAKHAR and Atefeh REZANEJAD “A cross-cultural study of condolence strategies in a computer-mediated social network” 25 (2) 417–443 Klaudia BEDNAROVA-GIBOVA “The changing face of contemporary translation studies through polydisciplinary lenses: Possibilities and caveats” 25 (2) 462–478 Maria YELENEVSKAYA and Ekaterina PROTASSOVA “Teaching languages in multicultural surroundings: New tendencies” 25 (2) 545–568   DISCUSSANT: Douglas M. PONTON (Catania University, Italy) The webinar will take place in Teams on 29 June 2021, at 4 pm London GMT (5 pm Warsaw, Rome, Bratislava, Madrid; 6 pm Moscow, Helsinki, Jerusalem, Amman; 7:30 pm Tehran). Registration form: forms.gle .

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SEVEN ESSENTIAL MESSAGES FOR THE TIME OF THE CORONAVIRUS (Anna Wierzbicka)

2020-05-05

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SEVEN ESSENTIAL MESSAGES FOR THE TIME OF THE CORONAVIRUS Anna Wierzbicka Australian National University   Message 1 It is good for all of us if we think like this every day now: This time is not like other times Very bad things are happening to many people now. Very bad things are happening to many people’s bodies because of the coronavirus, many people are dying because of this. More people can die if I do some things now as I have always done. I don’t want this. Because of this it will be good if I can be at home all the time. If I have to be not at home for some time, I will think like this all the time: I don’t want to be near other people; I don’t want to be so near someone that I can touch them. I don’t want to be so near someone that I can breathe some of the same air.   Message 2 It is good for all of us if we think like this every day now: This time is not like other times. Very bad things are happening to many people now. Many people feel something very very bad. I can do some good things for some of these people; I want to do something good for them. I want to know what I can do; I want to think about it today; I want to do something today.   Message 3   It is good for all of us if we think like this every day now: This time is not like other times. During this time many people can’t be with other people as before. They can’t speak to other people like before; many people feel something very bad because of this. I know some of these people. I want these people to know that I am thinking about them. I want them to know that I don’t want bad things to happen to them. I want to do something because of this. Perhaps I can write to them, perhaps I can ring them, something like this; I want to do something today.   Message 4   It is good for all of us if we think like this every day now: This time is not like other times. Very bad things can happen to me during this time, not like at other times. At the same time, I can do some very good things during this time, not like at other times. I can do many things “good for the soul”, not like at other times. I can read books, listen to music, write something every day about this day, things like that. If I pray, I can pray more; If I don’t pray, I can do something like it. I can look at the stars at night, I can look at the sky when the sun is rising, things like that. I want to do these things. I want to do these things today.   Message 5   It is good for all of us if we think like this every day now: This time is not like other times. I don’t want to think about it like this: “ Very bad things are happening now, nothing good can happen because of this”. I want to think like this: I can do some very good things during this time, not like at other times. If I do these things, after this bad time I can be not as I was before: I can know some people better, I can love some people more. I want this.   Message 6   It is good for all of us if we think like this every day now: This time is not like other times. I can’t live during this time as I lived before. At the same time, I can think about many things more, not as before. I can think more about things like this: Why do I live on earth? What do I live for? How can I live if I want to live well? If I know that I will die soon, what do I want to do before I die? If I think about these things more now, after this bad time I can live not as I lived before. I can then live in another way, I can live better. I want this.   Message 7   It is good for all of us if we think like this every day now: This time is not like other times. We can’t live during this time as we lived before. At the same time, we can think about some things more now, not as before. We can think about things like this: “We all live with other people, none of us is like an island. How can we live well with other people?” We can think about the earth; we can think like this: We live on earth now, many people will live on earth after us. We don’t want very bad things to happen to these people. If we think about these things more now, after this bad time we can live not like before; we can live better. We want this.   Canberra, Australia 29/4/2020

Professor Gunther Senft Public Lecture

2019-11-06

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Manuscript submission

2019-09-26

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2019-09-04

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Уважаемые коллеги и друзья, рады сообщить вам, что по приглашению нашего журнала и филологического факультета РУДН 12-13 сентября с публичными лекциями у нас выступает проф. Университета штата Нью-Йорк, Олбани, США, Иштван Кечкеш, Президент американской прагматической ассоциации (APRA), главный редактор журналов Intercultural Pragmatics, Chinese as a Second Language Research, почетный редактор журнала Russian Journal of Linguistics. Bio note - во вложении.   Время и темы лекций: 12 сентября в 12 часов English as a Lingua Franca: The pragmatic perspective  13 сентября в 15 часов   Is intercultural communication changing the way we think about language?     Приглашаются все желающие.   Адрес: ул. Миклухо-Маклая 10/2 филологический факультет РУДН конференц-зал

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