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Modelling the Linguistic Worldview: Subject Field Scoping Review [PDF]
Background. The linguistic worldview theory stems from Humboldt’s ideas concerning the interdependence of language and its speakers. Since Humboldt’s time national linguistic worldviews remain a challenging aspect of linguistic research accounting for a
Marina Antonova +3 more
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Friendliness in Russian linguistic worldview
This paper is regarded in the framework of anthropological linguistics and is devoted to the study of the notion of friendliness. Friendliness is defined as friendly disposition or friendly attitude of a person in relation to other people.
Ryzhkova Tatyana
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Quantitative Characteristics in the Linguistic Worldview of a Dialect Speaker
The article examines quantitative names, or denominations, that represent dialect speakers’ linguistic worldview. The study was conducted based on the material from the Dictionary of Russian Dialects on the Territory of the Republic of Mordovia.
Elvira N. Akimova, Tatiana I. Mochalova
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Verbalization of the concept “old” in the English and Russian folklore linguistic worldview [PDF]
The paper presents the results of the study of the vocabulary constituting concept ‘old' in the folk linguistic worldview based on the material of the English and Russian folk lyrics.The author makes an attempt to find ethnic peculiarities of this ...
Sotnikova Svetlana S.
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Worldview from Balinese Suicide Notes: A Cultural Forensic Linguistic Perspective
Bali, which has the highest suicide rate in Indonesia, provides a critical context for examining suicide notes as both cultural texts and forensic evidence.
Putu Wahyu Widiatmika +2 more
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Canadian Litterature as a Linguistic Reflection of the Worldview of French and English Canadians
The article treats specific features of the linguistic worldview of French and English Canadians as representatives of the unique nation — the Canadians.
O V Ustinova (Shipilova)
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