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THE TYPES OF CORRELATIONS BETWEEN THE VERBAL SYNLEXES AND THE VERBS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 3 (131). P. 134-139

The author of the article tries to determine the place of the so-called verbal synlexes (morphologically composite, stable nominative units of language; functional-semantic analogues of the separate verbs) in the nominative structure of the Russian language. There are four types of correlations between the verbal synlexes and the verbs. The author is especially interested in the case when the verbal synlexes correlate with the verbs that have the same root and enumerates the ways permitting to avoid doubling of the synlex and the verb.

Keywords: the verbs, the verbal synlexes, nominative structure, attribute of substantive element, stylistic marking, semantics

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CLASSIFICATION OF THE STEADY VERBAL-NOMINAL COMBINATIONS IN MODERN RUSSIAN: APPROACHES AND PROBLEMS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 10 (138). P. 163-167

This article is devoted to the analysis of two main scientific approaches to the steady verbal-nominal combinations of modern Russian: semantic and functional. Classifications of the verbal analytical units developed with use of these two approaches are offered. The question of a ratio of the steady units with a rod verbal component and the free phrases is considered.

Keywords: the free phrases, the steady verbal-nominal combinations, the synlexes the phraseological units, the turns of speech, the belletrizm, the terms, nominative structure of language

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EXPLANATORY DICTIONARY OF THE VERBATIVE SYNLEXES OF THE MODERN RUSSIAN LANGUAGE: PRINCIPLES OF ORGANIZATION AND SAMPLES OF THE ENTRIES // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 2 (143). P. 11-15

The article is devoted to the problem of the lexicographic description of the so-called verbative synlexes – the steady nominative units issued separately, which are functional analogs of the verbs. The principles of the organization of entries for the explanatory dictionary of the verbative synlexes are considered and examples of such entries are given.

Keywords: the verbative synlexes, the verbs, explanatory dictionary, entry

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THE “INNER CONTAINER” AS AN ELEMENT IN THE STRUCTURE OF THE VERBATIVE SYNLEXES // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 9 (150). P. 24-27

This article deals with the so-called verbative synlexes – composite, stable, only nominative (without cultural and basically without expressive or evaluative connotations) units of language. One can meet these collocations in texts of all functional styles. The term “synlex” was suggested by Professor G. I. Klimovskaya. In her opinion, the words of the different parts of speech have their analytic functional analogs – stable collocations with semantic and grammatical characteristics of the substantive, the adjective, the verb and the adverb. This article includes the list of the synlexical structural types and analysis of use of the so-called “inner containers” – the adjectives as structural elements of the verbative synlexes. There are the obligatory and facultative “inner containers”. They make the meaning of the synlex more concrete or expressive and evaluative. The collocations with the “inner containers” and the fragments of texts with synlexes are used as illustrations of functions of this adjective “inset”.

Keywords: verbative synlex, nominative unit, “inner container”, obligatory or facultative element of synlex

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FUNCTIONING OF THE VERBATIVE SYNLEXES IN THE PUBLICISTIC TEXTS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 6 (159). P. 96-101

In this article we analyse specifics of functioning of the so-called verbative synlexes (steady combinative neutral nominative units of language which arise and are used in texts of different functional styles; analytical analogs of the verbs) in publicistic texts placed in the National case of Russian. The object of the statistical analysis is the following units: “brat’ (vzyat’) v arendu chto-libo”, “brat’ (vzyat’) za obrazets chto-libo”, “brat’ (vzyat’) za pravilo, chto-libo, chto delat’”; “brat’ (vzyat’) pod kontrol’ kogo-libo/chto-libo”. Also we consider some general features of the use of the verbative synlexes and illustrate them with the examples from the publicistic texts: the verbative synlex as the only unit of nomination, synonymy of the verbative synlexes and the verbs, the adjective as an element of structure of the verbative synlex.

Keywords: verbative synlexes, functioning, publicistic texts, National corpus of Russian

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ABOUT SYNONYMIC OPPORTUNITIES OF THE VERBATIVE SYNLEXES // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 9 (162). P. 9-14

The article describes the synonymic relations between the verbative synlexes and other nominative units with procedural meaning (in single word and multiword): verbs, phraseological units in narrow sense, figures of speech. Members of the synonymic ranks including the verbative synlexes are analyzed according to the following parameters: semantics, stylistic markers; case forms, which are used after the verbal combinations and verbs; aspectual characteristics, contexts of the use of the units. For identification of these parameters we addressed various dictionaries (explanatory, phraseological, the dictionary of synonyms, the specialized dictionary of steady verbal-nominal phrases). As a result we allocated 4 groups of the synonymic ranks including the verbative synlexes.

Keywords: verbative synlexes, synonyms, verbs, phraseological units, figures of speech, stylistic markers, semantics

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SOME PECULIARITIES OF SHOW-BUSINESS BLOGGER'S INDIVIDUAL STYLE (ON THE MATERIAL OF I.A. BOGUSHEVSKAYA'S BLOGS) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 2 (167). P. 129-134

In the article we discovered peculiarities of individual style (idiostyle) of the singer, poetess and composer I. A. Bogushevskaya. Material for the analysis were the texts of the posts written by I. A. Bogushevskaya in “LiveJournal”, which had been kept in her Internet diary from March 2005 till November 2014. Peculiarity of I. A. Bogushevskaya's individual style is a high concentration of different expressive units: conversational, non-upper class and jargonical words, units of Olbanian language, occasional units (lexical, morphological, semantic types), tropes (similes, metaphors, epithets etc.) and figures of speech (anaphora, antithesis, gradation, polysyndeton, parceling, anadiplosis, repetition). Other peculiarities of I. A. Bogushevskaya's blog are word-play and use of precedential texts, terms (musical or not), lexis of the thematic group “Music”.

Keywords: blog, LiveJournal, individual style (idiostyle), I. A. Bogushevskaya

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ABOUT SOME FEATURES OF LANGUAGE PERSONALITY OF A MODERN ENTERTAINER (ON THE MATERIAL OF THE INTERVIEWS WITH IRINA BOGUSHEVSKAYA) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 11 (176). P. 42-47

The object of research is a language personality of modern Russian singer and poetess Irina Bogushevskaya. In this article we use definition of the term “language personality” and the three-level mоdel of language personality suggested by Yu. N. Karaulov. We performed the study on the material of the six interviews with I. Bogushevskaya, the texts of which are posted on the website of the radio “Mayak”. As the analysis shows, I. Bogushevskaya has a rich lexicon, uses book and conversational units in her speech, a lot of onyms and words of the thematic group “Music” (the names of musical instruments, musical styles and genres, etc.), as well as tropes and stylistic figures. Through the use of various means of language I. Bogushevskaya reaches at least two purposes implied by the subgenre of “star” interview: informs fans about the new facts in her creative life and awakens interest to her personality and creativity.

Keywords: language personality, I. A. Bogushevskaya, “star” interview

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SELF-PRESENTATION OF THE ARTIST’S PROFESSIONAL LANGUAGE PERSONALITY (ON THE MATERIAL OF INTERVIEWS WITH RADA ANCHEVSKAYA) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 7 (184). P. 48-53

The object of research in this article is the means of self-presentation of the artist’s professional language personality. Professional language personality is a complex of linguistic competences which permits the effective operating with professional sub-discourses «in different situations of professional-communicative interaction» (S. V. Myskin). The material of research is interviews of different years with Rada Anchevskaya – a leader of the rock-group «Rada & Ternovnik». Rada Anchevskaya positions herself as a musical «shaman», likens a concert to a ritual, trance and likens a stage to a sacral place. In her opinion music has mystical and timeless origin. Ideally, musicians do not compose but perceive it if they have enough delicacy of feelings. Music animates the word in a song. Particularity of self-presentation of Rada Anchevskaya’s professional language personality is in plenty of factual information (names of musical instruments, albums and songs of the group «Rada & Ternovnik»; denominations of musical equipment, styles and genres; surnames of musicians, specialists in mythology, philosophy, titles of the books on different themes, names of folklore and mythological characters etc.) and in frequent use of tropes and stylistic figures (mainly the metaphors). It shows great erudition of the artist, seriousness and profundity of her works and figurative nature of her language picture of the world. This research is interesting for linguopersonology and communicative stylistics of text.

Keywords: professional language personality, artist, Rada Anchevskaya, self-presentation

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LEVEL ANALYSIS OF THE ARTIST’S PROFESSIONAL LANGUAGE PERSONALITY (ON THE MATERIAL OF INTERVIEWS WITH NATALIA O’SHEA) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 11 (188). P. 61-67

The article deals with analysis of the professional language personality of Natalia O’Shea – a singer, musician, songwriter and leader of the rock-group “Mel’nitsa” (The Mill). The material of research is the texts of the interviews (2004–2017 years). The author of the article describes in detail the three levels of the artist’s professional language personality: 1) the level of professional consciousness; 2) the verbal level; 3) the motivating and pragmatical level. The texts of the interviews give knowledge about N. O’Shea’s views of nature of creative work, things which inspire the artist, her musical and general erudition. Natalia O’Shea considers her creative work as a complicated subjective process of connection of individual impressions and emotions with allusions to literary works, fairytales and myths. The artist compares songwriting with stained-glass window creation, cultivation of flower etc. She notes that her activity as a musician is tightly connected with her scientific interests in philology. Natalia O’Shea knows terminology of music very well. In her stories about songwriting and recording of songs, playing the musical instruments the artist uses not only professional lexis, but different expressive means of language. There are a lot of onyms and a number of citations in speech of the artist. This research is interesting for linguopersonology and communicative stylistics of text.

Keywords: professional language personality of the artist, Natalia O’Shea, interview

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