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La créativité linguistique au prisme des langues construites

open access: yesRiCognizioni
This special issue of Ricognizioni, Linguistic Creativity through the Lens of Constructed Languages, brings together contributions from the 2024 I-Conlang conference (Orléans), exploring the diversity and vitality of constructed languages (conlangs ...
Guillaume Enguehard   +2 more
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PROCEDEE ȘI STRATEGII LINGVISTICE DE CREATIVITATE ÎN DISCURSUL PUBLICITAR

open access: yesStudia Universitatis Moldaviae: Stiinte Umanistice, 2019
Odată cu dezvoltarea noilor tehnologii și cu progresarea în toate domeniile, strategiile de promovare a noilor pro­duse au evoluat și ele considerabil. Astăzi, scopul primar al discursului publicitar rămâne a fi cel de influențare și mani­pu­lare. Totuși,
Lucia VESTE
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Zu kreativen Ausdrucksformen im deutschsprachigen öffentlichen Raum

open access: yesColloquia Germanica Stetinensia
“Linguistic landscape research is a relatively young sociolinguistic subdiscipline”, stated Peter Backhaus in 2007. The research field of Linguistic Landscape, also referred to as LL, deals with the language visible in public space.
Anna Dargiewicz
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Lexical and Grammatical Mechanisms of Linguistic Creativity in the Sphere of Urban Nomination

open access: yesRUDN Journal of Language Studies, Semiotics and Semantics, 2015
The active development of commercial nomination in contemporary Russian megalopolises determines the timeliness of its detailed and full-scaled description.
E N Remchukova, Lyaysan R Makhiyanova
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A creative personality of the Joking linguist, or linguists say in jest

open access: yesCognition, Communication, Discourse, 2016
The basis for the article has become linguostylistic range of expression in comic texts, which are produced by intellectual wise-crackers – eminent linguists. Specific character of the joking linguist as a witty lingual personality is described within the limits of carnival tradition, which defined as constant carnival dialogue.
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CREATIVE RESPONSES TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC IN LITHUANIA: FROM NEOLOGISMS TO REINTERPRETATION OF FOLKLORE

open access: yesВісник Київського національного університету імені Тараса Шевченка. Літературознавство. Мовознавство. Фольклористика
Background. The coronavirus pandemic that reached Lithuania in the early spring of 2020 left its mark on language as well. The emergence of neologisms and new phrases was observed during the first weeks of the quarantine, which was imposed in mid-March ...
Agnė Aleksaitė, Rita Urnėžiūtė
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Cognitive approaches to linguistic creativity

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[to appear in: The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Cognitive Linguistics] Humans are an incredibly creative species – our minds have evolved to a degree that has enabled us to think original thoughts and come up with novel solutions to a great number of problems.
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LINGUISTIC CREATIVITY IN CINEMA DISCOURSE

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This article explores the dynamic interplay of language and creativity within the distinct discourse of cinema. Moving beyond conventional analyses of dialogue, it examines how filmmakers leverage linguistic features—including lexicon, syntax, phonetics, and pragmatics—to craft innovative and emotionally resonant cinematic experiences.
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