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Some data on old uigur traps

Some data on old uigur traps

Author(s): Peter Zieme / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2016

In this paper some Old Uigur words for traps are discussed. Among the words Maḥmūd al-Kāšgarī listed in his dictionary only tuzak is attested in Old Uigur. On the other hand, some other words such as kapgan, körp, sürgü, yipäk are known from Old Uigur texts, mainly from religious scriptures. An interesting feature is that different verbs are used together with the different trap terms: tuzak ur-, körp kaz-, kapgan ur-, sürgü tik-, yipäk tart-. These data give us some insight into the activities of hunters.

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Świadomość użytkowników forów genealogicznych w zakresie nominacji antroponimicznej

Świadomość użytkowników forów genealogicznych w zakresie nominacji antroponimicznej

Author(s): Piotr Złotkowski / Language(s): Polish Issue: 3/2016

The article presents the results of an analysis of the messages in two genealogy forums: genealodzy.pl and forgen.pl, which, according to the author, represent the collec¬tive voice of Polish amateur genealogists.

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Text rhythmic system: Its energetic and subliminal potentials

Text rhythmic system: Its energetic and subliminal potentials

Author(s): Alla Kalyta / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2016

The article introduces scientific considerations concerning the energetic nature and origin of rhythm subliminal potential in a spoken text as well as the mechanisms of its impact on the recipient. The paper advances the idea that rhythm energetic and its subliminal potential is based on such postulates: (1) rhythm is generated in the speaker’s psyche at the levels of his/her unconscious (or existential being) and subconscious (or mental and transcendental beings) spheres; (2) the text rhythmic system has a definite emotional and pragmatic potentials that realize a latent manipulative and subliminal influence; (3) generation of the spoken text tempo-rhythm is carried out by means of integrating micro-rhythms of all levels of the speaker’s inner speech into the internal macro-rhythm, which is materialized in the form of an outer tempo-rhythm as a complex means of achieving a subliminal effect of speech. The article also outlines the prospects of studying a subliminal nature of rhythm.

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Agnieszka Sieradzka-Mruk, „Radość i nadzieja. Smutek i trwoga” w drodze krzyżowej. Wybrane aspekty ewolucji dyskursu religijnego w XX wieku na przykładzie leksyki dotyczącej uczuć, Kraków 2016
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Agnieszka Sieradzka-Mruk, „Radość i nadzieja. Smutek i trwoga” w drodze krzyżowej. Wybrane aspekty ewolucji dyskursu religijnego w XX wieku na przykładzie leksyki dotyczącej uczuć, Kraków 2016

Author(s): Ewa Woźniak / Language(s): Polish Issue: 03/2017

The review of: Agnieszka Sieradzka-Mruk, „Radość i nadzieja. Smutek i trwoga” w drodze krzyżowej. Wybrane aspekty ewolucji dyskursu religijnego w XX wieku na przykładzie leksyki dotyczącej uczuć, Wydział Polonistyki UJ, Kraków 2016, ss. 258

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Žmogiškasis Protas Ir Antrosios Kalbos Išmokimas

Žmogiškasis Protas Ir Antrosios Kalbos Išmokimas

Author(s): Irena Darginavičienė / Language(s): English Issue: 90/2017

The article examines the diversity of scientific approaches to second language acquisition (SLA). Success in language attainment depends on a variety of factors that are determined by the human mind. The most important factors are multiple intelligences, learner aptitude to languages, learner personality and motivation, as well as some individual differences such as anxiety, self-esteem and willingness to learn. Appropriate learning strategies and styles are also beneficial for success in learning. The article looks over research data on theoretical and experimental aspects of second language acquisition. They include: Gardner’s theory of multiple intelligences, fluid and crystallized intelligence, practical and emotional intelligence, information-processing approaches; phenomenology which deals with classical and operant conditioning; various approaches to personality; SLA stages and aptitude constructs; language learning styles and strategies; motivation, and important individual learner characteristics that are relevant to successful outcome in learning.

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Обновляемые статьи и национальная идентичность: образы актуального поля

Обновляемые статьи и национальная идентичность: образы актуального поля

Author(s): Olesya Alekseevna Valger,Irina Anatolyevna Vezner / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2017

Introduction. The authors describe and analyse practices of national identity in the medium created in live blogging, a new form of online news now employed by the world’s leading news editions. The purpose of the article is to explain the linguistic aspect of the narratives constructed in this genre. Materials and methods. Materials and methods include exploratory case study and content analysis of a sample of forty randomly selected live blogs, their readers’ feedback and their audience measurement. The interdisciplinary approach allows the authors to pinpoint the stylistic peculiarities of the new genre and interpret the effect in terms of social philosophy. Results. The study has shown that live blogging as a digital article covers a developing situation live by arranging small pieces of text or visual content in reverse chronological order. The authors suggest that live blogging brings forward group identities and actualizes them through a set of perception effects determined by the stylistic features of the form. Conclusion. The authors state that the possible effects of such texts on the practices of national identity include four aspects: shared group solidarity, unfolding simultaneousness of the event, identification with opinion leaders, accentuated importance of the event for group existence. The consistent characteristics of live blogging include division into lead parts in reverse chronological order with separate headlines and bylines, employing both reader-produced and professional graphic content, short paragraphs, emotional neutrality of the editor’s contribution and a set of linguistic features characteristic of publicist style in its newspaper variety.

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Die Framemodellierung volitiver kausaler Zusammenhänge am Beispiel der russischen Sprache
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Die Framemodellierung volitiver kausaler Zusammenhänge am Beispiel der russischen Sprache

Author(s): Lyazzat Dalbergenova,Sholpan Zharkynbekova / Language(s): German Issue: 1/2017

The present work makes a contribution to the study of the reflection of the causal category in human consciousness. In theoretical aspects, the paper is based on the approach of frame semantics. It is an attempt to present a conceptual model of causal relationships within the interaction of discourse elements and knowledge framework of the recipient. The linguistic causality is a knowledge structure that reflects the objective causal relationships in language consciousness of Russian speakers. In the paper, the linguistic and cultural specificity of the cognitive content of the causal volitional frames and their means of expression in Russian are empirically determined and analyzed.

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Основные направления перцептивно-логической эволюции лексики русского языка
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Основные направления перцептивно-логической эволюции лексики русского языка

Author(s): Sergey Popov / Language(s): Russian Issue: 2/2017

The purpose of this paper is to analyze the manifestations of the influence of perceptual-logical components of thinking on the evolutionary processes in the Russian lexis. The study is in line with a cognitive and evolutionary approach. Based on the information of anthroponymic sciences about degrees of perception and the quality of logics, this approach allows to take a deeper view on the main reasons of the phenomena. The review of historical transformations of the Russian lexis in terms of its perceptual-logical evolution suggests that native speakers of Russian tend to optimize the lexical system of Russian in a logical way: 1) by generalizing the lexical meanings; 2) by creating abstract vocabulary; 3) by word formation with the help of a variety of derivational means, including borrowings; 4) by overcoming mnemonic shortage using two available, metaphorical and metonymic, opportunities to create new lexical meanings; 5) by getting rid of the logical inconsistency of polynomials; 6) by distinguishing words derived from Church Slavonic and their native Russian equivalents; 7) by getting rid of the vernacular, not required for communication by the overwhelming majority of native speakers; 8) by logically returning obsolete nominations for communication needs; 9) by continuing the development of polysemy at the present time.

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Предмет та класифікації риторики у науковій думці останньої чверті ХХ – початку ХХІ століття

Author(s): Katerina Gaidukevych / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 1/2013

The article is dedicated to the problem of historical development of rhetoric as science and art; its transformations in contemporary world were investigated. By analyzing conceptual approaches to the notion of rhetoric in multiple studies of different periods in history, reveal the core peculiarities of contemporary development of given cultural phenomenon. It is empathized that in the period of profound sociocultural changes, rhetoric is revirescent and takes place in a front rank among social communications. The significance of verbal methods of influence to the different auditory is heating up in a contemporary world; consequently the role of ideas which are delivered with the help of developed mass media takes on a dimension. Under these circumstances rhetoric gets into the focus interest of different subject areas that is why the conceptual definition and characterization of its peculiarities at the turn of 20th–21st centuries is of a high priority of the cultural studies. Different approaches to the rhetoric studies are considered in the article (from the point of philosophy, pedagogics, cultural history, psychology, psycholinguistics and linguistics, study of language), which confirm the necessity to conceive it several fold, in correlation of theoretical and practical content. It is registered that in every historical period, rhetoric obtained many adequate characteristics, which met the requirements of society, while the researchers comprehend the aspects of subject matter of rhetoric, in accordance to the requirements of their period. It was ascertained, that the art of public speaking was getting its value gradually. Originated together with philosophy in Ancient Greece, it became an embodiment of the highest achievements Greco-Roman culture and played an important role in the development of education and science of European Middle Ages. During the time of rhetoric’s existence, its definitions differentiated, in correspondence of those dominating meanings, which were put in one or another area of this science. There is a range of indicative interpretations and spheres of rhetoric’s usage in Ukrainian culture. Thus, the unknown author of the first manual (1628) whereby students have learnt in Kyiv ecclesiastical seminary, qualify it as the art of decorating words, which guides with good words to a right way and helpful life. Rhetoric was referred to as ’sweet speech’, ’beautiful speech’, ’eloquence’, ’crafty speech’, ’blessing speech’ which confirms its perception as the variety of art. In a second part 19th century there was a wide expansion of rhetoric’s areas which belonged to branch types of it: spiritual, jural, military, academic, diplomatic, and trading. As far as 10 types of private rhetorics were separated; each of them helped to regulate verbal communication, social language practice and normative evaluations in certain spheres of society. Grounded on the experience of previous rhetorics, contemporary science and methodic literature continues differentiation and classification of different oral art types. The author emphasizes, that today rhetoric becomes an inherent component and a factor of effective communication and shall be regarded not only as the knowledge about conditions, forms, and laws of ruling intellectual speech activity, but first, as integrating science, the theory of which relies upon achievements of a complex of liberal arts, and the practice – upon the specification of a given culture branch. It is registered, that contemporary researchers (beginning from the second part of the 20th century) under the reappearance of rhetoric call the subject matter of it in a new way, the same as its place and role in a system of other disciplines. Thus, rhetoric is determined as philosopho-didactive science, directed on a person’s formation of effective conversation and communicative activity. More and more obvious sounds the idea that rhetoric has to form its own subject matter, first of all grounded on the newest psychology and sociology data, which provide the ability to form rhetoric reasoning, and step away from logic dominant conception of communication practice. The author claims, that many theoreticians see the neorhetoric, as a science, which needs updates from the position of contemporary conditions of communication activity. Indeed, neorhetoric by integrating different disciplines (linguistics, semiotics, language philosophy, poetics, and psychology) doesn’t dissolve among them, but creates its own scientific field, which includes both: the common theory of symbol, the theory of text, and forming the meaning of sign activity. Rhetoric is registered to fairly take place among the system of contemporary humane knowledge, and meets all the necessary requirements as for its determination as a science and art used widely in the most manifold situations of lingual communication. The author claims, that today rhetorics remains as a complex science, theory and practice of which relies upon different knowledge branches achievements, whilst strengthen the inter-discipline relations; it opens real perspectives of its development, in the first instance, in contemporary humane education by constant expanding the sphere of collected by historical experience roles, meanings and speech techniques.

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Humour and functions of proverbs in social interaction
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Humour and functions of proverbs in social interaction

Author(s): Outi Lauhakangas / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2009

When people use a proverb or a proverb-like saying, it mostly represents an action to change the atmosphere of the situation going on. A social-psychological approach gives an apparatus to interpret different functions of proverbial speech and its relations to the use of humour in general. The article is based on the author’s study of functions of proverbial speech in social interaction. Proverbs are considered as a special kind of social strategy. Among the categories of the functions of proverbial speech listed in the Appendix, priority is given to those strategies in which a humoristic solution is most often preferred to serious social strategies. An obvious category in which proverbs are used humorously is ‘turning the situation into a joke’. In potentially conflicting situations such as negotiations it is important that both parties have an opportunity to joke about the situation. The liberating effect of humour, when somebody is using a proverb in a proper situation, is often an outlet for an individual’s own inner emotional tension. Something of the socially unburdening function of proverbs has also been recorded for proverb texts themselves. One can find lots of exaggerating expressions and humorous incongruity in the imagery of proverbs.

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Выражение побуждения к действию в русском языке в лингводидактическом аспекте

Author(s): I. A. Osipova / Language(s): Russian Issue: 2/2010

The present paper examines the problems of learning imperative speech acts in the process of acquiring Russian as a foreign language. This question is discussed to show the difference between the linguistic and lingvodidactic approach to these linguistic phenomena. The lack of a methodological interpretation of the problem and the need for such an analysis are emphasized, focussing on a psycholinguistic rather than linguistic approach to the actual circumstances of second language acquisition.

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Културни стереотипи в речевото поведение на българите
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Културни стереотипи в речевото поведение на българите

Author(s): Neda Pavlova / Language(s): Bulgarian Issue: 1/2018

The development of modern linguistics and related sciences leads to an increase in interest in communicative problems of language. The national features of communicative behavior that we encounter represent the collective habits of the people, manifested in the choice and preferability of the use of various communicative strategies and means of communication (both verbal and nonverbal). The various forms of address used by participants towards each other are always an important component of any interaction. As part of the very complex phenomenon of verbal politeness, terms of address reflect verbally the status of interpersonal relationships. In the course of the analysis, are used the parameters from Hoffstede model.

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Zastosowanie sztucznych sieci neuronowych w językoznawstwie

Zastosowanie sztucznych sieci neuronowych w językoznawstwie

Author(s): Anna Obrębska / Language(s): Polish Issue: 44/2007

Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) are software systems inspired by biological models of the brain. They are capable of learning patterns and relations from input data. The ability to generalise knowledge enabling them to deal with previously unseen input data, so they can solve problems, that other software can’t. This paper presents a simple artificial neural network which classifies sentences into three classes: akceptable sentences, unakceptable sentences and trivial sentences. The main goal of this work is to show, how useful in linguistic Artificial Neural Networks could be.

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Psycholingwistyczne przyczyny fosylizacji w nauce języka angielskiego

Psycholingwistyczne przyczyny fosylizacji w nauce języka angielskiego

Author(s): Violetta Elżbieta Borecka / Language(s): Polish Issue: 17/2017

Fossilization as a unique feature of interlanguage systems manifests itself in the cessation of the development of certain linguistic phenomena that remain unchanged in relation to the target language. Although the vast majority of students’ errors evolve towards normal structures and then disappear, some of them stabilize permanently. The purpose of this paper is to try to find the answer to the question: are there any features of persistent fossilization of lexical-grammatical structures in the interlanguage of Polish students learning English? The research material was provided by a study conducted on a group of 15 secondary school students in the years 2013–2016. The four-year study consisted of a systematic analysis of language errors that kept appearing in the students’ written tasks, regardless of the type and quantity of teaching material provided, the length of the study period, the age of the students and the exposure to a variety of teaching techniques. The author attempts to present the phenomenon of fossilization and its main psycholinguistic factors.

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Zamir Kullanımının Erkek ve Kadınlarda Bireycilik ve Toplulukçuluğa Etkisi

Zamir Kullanımının Erkek ve Kadınlarda Bireycilik ve Toplulukçuluğa Etkisi

Author(s): Sinan Alper,Ecem Kunter,İrem Uz / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 12/2018

Past studies showed that self-construal could be manipulated by the differences in language use; for example, the use of first-person singular pronouns in a sentence prime independent self-construal whereas first person plural pronouns prime interdependent self-construal. In addition, it has been demonstrated that women are more sensitive to such manipulations. In the current study, self-construal was manipulated by the use of “I” or “we” pronouns and it was investigated whether Turkish women are also more sensitive to such manipulations in pronoun types. The sample consisted of 155 university students. Participants were asked to state how much they agree with statements including either “I” or “we” as a personal pronoun. The results showed that, in general, women were more interdependent as compared to men, but there was no sex difference with regard to independence. Pronoun type alone did not influence self-construal, but it interacted with sex in predicting interdependent self-construal. Accordingly, the use of “we” as a pronoun increased interdependence only among women. The current study contributed to Turkish psychological literature by demonstrating that self-construal can be primed by manipulating pronoun types and women are more susceptible to such manipulations. Implications for future research were discussed.

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The role of word frequencies in detecting unfamiliar terms and their effect on response quality

Author(s): Ana Slavec,Vasja Vehovar / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2015

Research into cognitive aspects of survey response has indicated unfamiliar terms as one of the psycholinguistic determinants of question comprehensibility problems. In this paper the estimates of wording familiarity based on text corpora for the English and Slovenian languages were used to detect potentially incomprehensible wordings in two web survey questionnaires for international exchange students at the University of Ljubljana, one for incoming (English) and the other for outgoing students (Slovenian). Two versions of the questionnaire were developed for each language, one with low-frequency (complex) and the other with high-frequency (improved) wordings, and compared in a split-ballot experiment. The results show a lower drop-out rate and a decreased subjective perception of difficulty for the improved language versions.

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The subjective frequency of word n-grams

Author(s): Cyrus Shaoul,Chris F. Westbury,R. Harald Baayen / Language(s): English Issue: 4/2013

When asked to think about the subjective frequency of an n-gram (a group of n words), what properties of the n-gram influence the respondent? It has been recently shown that n-grams that occurred more frequently in a large corpus of English were read faster than n-grams that occurred less frequently (Arnon & Snider, 2010), an effect that is analogous to the frequency effects in word reading and lexical decision. The subjective frequency of words has also been extensively studied and linked to performance on linguistic tasks. We investigated the capacity of people to gauge the absolute and relative frequencies of n-grams. Subjective frequency ratings collected for 352 n-grams showed a strong correlation with corpus frequency, in particular for n-grams with the highest subjective frequency. These n-grams were then paired up and used in a relative frequency decision task (e.g. Is green hills more frequent than weekend trips?). Accuracy on this task was reliably above chance, and the trial-level accuracy was best predicted by a model that included the corpus frequencies of the whole n-grams. A computational model of word recognition (Baayen, Milin, Djurdjevic, Hendrix, & Marelli, 2011) was then used to attempt to simulate subjective frequency ratings, with limited success. Our results suggest that human n-gram frequency intuitions arise from the probabilistic information contained in n-grams.

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Effects of proficiency and age of language acquisition on working memory performance in bilinguals

Author(s): Dušan Vejnović,Petar Milin,Sunčica Zdravković / Language(s): English Issue: 3/2010

This study examined language proficiency and age of language acquisition influences on working memory performance in bilinguals. Bilingual subjects were administered reading span task in parallel versions for their first and second language. In Experiment 1, language proficiency effect was tested by examination of low and highly proficient second language speakers. In Experiment 2, age of language acquisition was examined by comparing the performance of proficient second language speakers who acquired second language either early or later in their lives. Both proficiency and age of language acquisition were found to affect bilingual working memory performance, and the proficiency effect was observed even at very high levels of language competence. The results support the notion of working memory as a domain that is influenced both by a general pool of resources and certain domain specific factors.

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A Unitary Account of Conceptual Representations of Animate/Inanimate Categories

Author(s): Vanja Ković,Kim Plunkett,Gert Westermann / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2010

In this paper we present an ERP study examining the underlying nature of semantic representation of animate and inanimate objects. Time-locking ERP signatures to the onset of auditory stimuli we found topological similarities in animate and inanimate object processing. Moreover, we found no difference between animates and inanimates in the N400 amplitude, when mapping more specific to more general representation (visual to auditory stimuli). These studies provide further evidence for the theory of unitary semantic organization, but no support for the feature-based prediction of segregated conceptual organization. Further comparisons of animate vs. inanimate matches and within– vs. between-category mismatches revealed following results: processing of animate matches elicited more positivity than processing of inanimates within the N400 time-window; also, inanimate mismatches elicited a stronger N400 than did animate mismatches. Based on these findings we argue that one of the possible explanations for finding different and sometimes contradictory results in the literature regarding processing and representations of animates and inanimates in the brain could lie in the variability of selected items within each of the categories, that is, homogeneity of the categories.

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NIEWERBALNE SPOSOBY WYRAŻANIA EMOCJI (NA PRZYKŁADZIE LITERATURY POLSKIEJ I ROSYJSKIEJ)

NIEWERBALNE SPOSOBY WYRAŻANIA EMOCJI (NA PRZYKŁADZIE LITERATURY POLSKIEJ I ROSYJSKIEJ)

Author(s): Zofia Czapiga / Language(s): Polish Issue: 14/2017

The article is devoted to the analysis of nonverbal means of conveying emotions in Polish and Russian cultures. Body language employs such tools as look, glance, mimics, change of the face colour, tears, voice, gestures and body movements, as well as diverse untypical activities and behaviour. In strong emotions, the speaker uses different nonverbal means, what gives more complex picture of his or her emotional state. The most vivid and meaningful ways of nonverbal expression are mimics and look. Eyes are perceived as the mirror of the soul in the cultures under investigation, thus it is believed that they can never lie. Nonverbal signs can either confirm the verbal message or modify it.

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