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CONCEPT AND STRUCTURE IN LINGUOCULTUROLOGY

The recognition of language's fundamental role in cognitive activity has led to the fact that the subject of cognition has become the subject of study not only for philosophy, psychology, and logic but also for linguistics. At the present stage of scientific development, this anthropocentric coordinate is considered as the leading role characteristic ...
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LINGUOCULTUROLOGY IN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE STUDY

This article examines the role of the precedent name in the formation of linguistic and cultural competence of students in the classroom of Russian as a foreign language. The authors analyze the methods and techniques of using precedent names for a deeper understanding of Russian culture and its features.
Urinova, Shoira, Azizova, Mukhnora, Pulatova, Dilshoda   +2 more
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LINGUOCULTUROLOGICAL FEATURES IN YESENIN’S LITERATURE

Sciental Journal of Education Humanities and Social Sciences
This article investigates the linguoculturological features present in the literature of Sergei Yesenin, focusing on the intricate interplay between language, culture, and identity. Yesenin’s poetry, deeply rooted in the Russian rural experience, serves as a bridge between linguistic expression and cultural consciousness.
null Dilfuza Khudaiberdieva, null Andrey Matsyna   +1 more
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IMAGE IS AN ELEMENT OF LINGUOCULTUROLOGY

This article explores the notion of “image” as a key analytical category in linguoculturology. It examines the term’s historical development, semantic complexity, and application in various disciplines, including linguistics, literary criticism, semiotics, and cultural studies.
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LINGUOCULTUROLOGICAL COMPONENT OF BILINGUALISM

Theoretical & Applied Science, 2023
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SIGNIFICANCE OF THE LINGUOCULTUROLOGY IN TEACHING

This article examines the important role of linguistics in the field of foreign language teaching. The study examines the importance of integrating cultural aspects in language teaching and its impact on language learners' competence and cultural awareness.
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The concept in a linguocultural conception of the russian language teaching

Polylinguality and Transcultural Practices, 2014
The article reveals the basic theses of a linguocultural conception of the Russian language teaching in a polyethnic environment. A further development of the project is outlined on the basis of cognitive linguistics and the concept as a unit of students'
L G Sayakhova
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Translation adaptation of TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) terminology for speakers of other cultures: features of cultural connotation. [PDF]

Philos Ethics Humanit Med
Chen K, Hu J, Karabulatova I.
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Integrating emotional vocabulary in EFL education: a model for enhancing emotional intelligence in pre-service EFL teachers. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Lasekan O, Godoy M, Méndez-Alarcón C.
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MAGIC TALES IN RUSSIAN LINGUOCULTUROLOGY

This article makes an attempt to present the principle of linguoculturological study and lexical-semantic classification of linguistic means functioning in the language of a fairy tale. Particular attention is paid to the analysis of magic as a component of a fairy tale, which allows us to trace the means of expressing magic in a fairy tale from a ...
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