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L'idéologème comme nouvelle entité de la conscience et comme base de l’individuation (le cas du cercle de Bakhtine)

Thélème, 2021
L’intérêt des apports de Valentin Volochinov, un des auteurs du « Cercle de M. Bakhtine », aux discussions linguistiques actuelles autour des identitèmes en langue et en discours consiste, premièrement, en ce qu’il propose une définition « affective ...
Serge Tchougounnikov
doaj   +2 more sources

Ideologeme of Justice and Anticolonial Discourse as Justification for Türkiey’s Foreign Policy

Journal of International Analytics, 2023
The article critically examines how Türkiey justifies its proactive foreign policy through the concept of justice. The study analyzes Turkish discourse, blending Islamic teachings with an anticolonial stance, to characterize the understanding of justice ...
V. Tsibenko
semanticscholar   +2 more sources

A fragmentary-aspectual review of the 19th century scientists’ historical and linguistic views regarding the ideologeme of the Ukrainian language [PDF]

Theoria et Historia Scientiarum, 2023
One of the urgent problems of modern diachronic sociolinguistics is fragmentarily outlined – an aspectual analysis of the views of the best representatives of the scientific and cultural community (Pavlo Biletskyi-Nosenko, Mykola Kostomarov, Ivan ...
B. Sokil
semanticscholar   +2 more sources

THE RE-ESTABLISHMENT OF IDEOLOGEME JUSTICE IN "GREY-ZONE" MORAL EMOTIONS OF A RAISING VICTORIAN IDEOLOGY [PDF]

Novìtnâ Osvìta, 2019
The study investigates into the impetus of grey-zone moral emotions underlying the sustenance of intragroup power relations in the times of ideological transitions of the late 18th and early 19th centuries refracted in the fiction discourse of the pre ...
Iryna Pinich
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Ideologeme “revolución” in the political discourse of Spanish Carlism

Linguistics & Polyglot Studies
The article examines the use of the ideologeme “revolution” in the Carlist political discourse. Spanish Carlism, which is one of the oldest political movements in modern Europe, appeared in 1833 and opposed liberal reforms in Spain. Throughout its history, the Carlists positioned themselves as consistent opponents of revolutionary ideology.
A. A. Tereshchuk, N. I. Grigorchenkova
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DEMATERIALIZATION OF THE CHROMATIC SIGN: COGNITIVE STRATEGIES OF THE TRANSITION FROM OBJECTNESS TO IDEOLOGEME

Opera in linguistica ukrainiana
The article explores the phenomenon of chromatic sign dematerialization within the Ukrainian linguistic space through the lenses of cognitive linguistics and semiotics.
V. Oleksenko
semanticscholar   +2 more sources

Middle class as objectifying ideologeme [PDF]

Ukrainian Society, 2019
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Progress as an Ideologeme of Slavophile-Westernism Discourse

Prepodavatel XXI vek
L. G. Chapaeva
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Literary Life. Conceptual Delimitations [PDF]

Philologia, 2023
The article aims to delineate the most important meanings and referents of the concept of literary life, from a sociological, functional-historical and systematic perspective, in the context of the evolution of the idea of literature from the ...
Ion PLĂMĂDEALĂ
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NextGenerationEU and the Future of the European Monetary Union: Shifting Interests and New Fractures in the German Power Bloc

JCMS: Journal of Common Market Studies, Volume 61, Issue 5, Page 1298-1317, September 2023., 2023
Abstract Based on joint borrowing and a significant transfer component, NextGenerationEU stands in contrast to Germany's longstanding rejection of a ‘debt’ and ‘transfer union’. This article probes into the determinants of this shift in Germany's European policy approach.
Etienne Schneider
wiley   +1 more source