Olga V. Antonova, D. Yu. Grichenkova
DYNAMICS IN THE ACCENTUATION OF MASCULINE NOUNS OF THE 2ND DECLINATION IN MODERN RUSSIAN STANDARD LANGUAGE |
11 - 26 |
Е. E. Babayeva
MADAM: THE CONNOTATIVE POTENTIAL OF A LOANWORD |
27 - 35 |
O. O. Bageeva
CLASSIFICATION OF TYPES OF PUNCTUATION BEHAVIOUR OF THE SEMILITERATE AUTHORS |
36 - 50 |
E.Eh. Bazarov
ON THE SYNCRETISM OF SOME STYLISTIC LABELS (WITH RESPECT TO THE LABELS COLLOQUIAL AND PROFESSIONAL) |
51 - 61 |
A. N. Baranov, D. O. Dobrovol’skij
CONSTRUCTIONAL PHRASEMES: DYNAMICS AND FUNCTIONING (BASED ON RNC DATA) |
62 - 74 |
Irina A . Bukrinskaja, Olga E. Karmakova
REGIONAL LEXIC IN DICTIONARIES OF THE XXI CENTURY |
75 - 85 |
A. V. Zanadvorova
ABOUT THE TERMS “WRITTEN COLLOQUIAL SPEECH” AND “CASUAL WRITTEN SPEECH” |
86 - 96 |
E. V. Kakorina
SEMANTIC CONDENSATES AS SPECIAL TYPES OF NOMINATIONS IN MODERN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE (stylistic status, functioning in usage, problems of dictionary description) |
97 - 117 |
M. L. Kalenchuk
COLLOQUIAL PHONETICS AND LEXICOGRAPHY |
118 - 128 |
Е. S. Kara-Мurzа
THE STYLISTIC SPECTRUM OF RUSSIAN LIFESTYLE JOURNALISM THROUGH THE OPPOSITION OF COLLOQUIALISM AND BOOKISHNESS |
129 - 145 |
N. I. Kireyev
WELL-FORGOTTEN WORDS IN PRESENT-DAY COLLOQUIAL SPEECH: THE CASE OF IBO AND DABY |
146 - 169 |
K. L. Kiseleva, A. D. Kozerenko
IZI KATKA, VAN LAV, DOBBY SVOBODEN AND OTHER COLLOQUIAL NEOLOGISMS: SOURCES AND MECHANISMS OF IDIOMATIZATION |
170 - 184 |
N. I. Klushina
RUSSIAN COLLOQUIAL SPEECH IN THE INTERNET: FROM THE CATEGORY OF COLLOQUIALITY TO “NEW ORALITY” |
185 - 192 |
G. E. Kreydlin, Elena Ya. Shmeleva
FUNCTIONS OF PARALINGUISTIC UNITS IN RUSSIAN TEXTS |
193 - 203 |
L. Р. Krysin
SIGN WORDS AND THEIR DESCRIPTION IN THE EXPLANATORY DICTIONARY |
204 - 212 |
Olga Ju Krjuchkova
NONCODIFIED LEXICAL ELEMENTS IN THE SPEECH OF DIALECT SPEAKERS |
213 - 220 |
A. S. Kuleva
STYLISTIC STATUS AND LEXICOGRAPHIC FIXATION OF COLLOQUIAL PLANT NAMES |
221 - 229 |
N. B. Mechkovskaya
THE FIRST ACADEMIC RESEARCH PROJECT ON SPOKEN RUSSIAN: LINGUISTIC DISCOVERIES AND SOCIO-CULTURAL CONSEQUENCES |
230 - 243 |
B. Yu. Norman
AGEISM IN RUSSIAN FOLKLORE (THE TOPIC OF “THE OLD AGE” IN JOKES) |
244 - 257 |
Nadezhda K. Onipenko, E. N. Nikitina
SPEECH NEGLIGENCE OR A COMMUNICATIVE TECHNIQUE? (SEMANTIC AND SYNTACTIC ANALYSIS OF INTERNET NEWS HEADLINES) |
258 - 268 |
A. R. Pestova
CHANGE IN THE STYLISTIC STATUS OF WORDS BASED ON CORPUS DATA |
269 - 278 |
M. N. Priemysheva
THE LINGUO-CREATIVE POTENTIAL OF RUSSIAN COLLOQUIAL SPEECH (BASED ON THE MATERIAL OF THE “DICTIONARY OF THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE OF THE COVID-19 ERA”) |
279 - 294 |
E. V. Puritskaya
DIALECTAL LEXIS IN EXPLANATORY DICTIONARIES AND ITS FUNCTIONING IN MODERN LANGUAGE |
295 - 302 |
Александра Раскина
“VAM NASLAĬSAT’ ILI PISOM?” |
303 - 309 |
Nina N. Rozanova
“NAME OF SITUATION” AS A SPECIAL TYPE OF NOMINATIONS IN RR AND PROBLEMS OF THEIR VOCABULARY DESCRIPTION |
310 - 322 |
R. I. Rozina
CHAINED TO EACH OTHER: INTERJECTIONS AND VERBS IN RUSSIAN EVERYDAY SPEECH |
323 - 333 |
O. I. Severskaya
«SYUDA YA BOL’SHE... NE YEDOK?» (ABOUT THE EXPANSION OF THE IMPERATIVE YED’ ‘GO’ IN COLLOQUIAL SPEECH OF THE XXI CENTURY) |
334 - 348 |
I. V. Fufaeva, O. G. Zgirovskaya
PROBLEMS OF LEXICOGRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF COLLOQUIAL GENDER-SPECIFIC JOB TITLES |
349 - 364 |
O. A. Sharykina
VERBS MEANING ‘TO FALL’ AND ‘TO BE HURT’ IN THE EXPLANATORY DICTIONARY OF THE RUSSIAN EVERYDAY SPEECH |
365 - 373 |
A. D. Shmelev
PRAGMATICALIZATION IN EVERYDAY SPEECH |
374 - 388 |
Elena Ya. Shmeleva
AFFIRMATIVE PARTICLES OK AND AGA IN INTERNET COMMUNICATION |
389 - 399 |
