Men and women use language differently. Gender differences in language use in the course of the historical development of human society have been reflected in the language structure. This problem is supported by the feminist ...

This paper examines semantics and distribution of Serbian and Slovene verbs describing oscillatory motion, such as ljuljati se, klimati se, klatiti se in Serbian and nihati, zibati se, majati se in Slovene. Our study, on ...

The article describes one of the types of speech genres of the Ukrainian political communication, the intention of which is the representation of a politician, the formation and maintenance of their image. The typology of ...

In this article we analyze the function of case endings in the Russian language by means of two linguistic experiments. In the first one we aim to discover how well Russian speakers living in Finland (native speakers and ...

In this article, I examine depictions of the city of Murmansk in Soviet and contemporary Russian literature: how different works describe Murmansk’s liminal location and role as a frontier city in the Russian Arctic. I ...

In the scholarly literature there has been a discussion on whether modern Russian is developing more analytical tendencies, with special attention to new nominal compounds such as VIP-zal 'VIP lounge', veb- stranica ‘web ...

Erik Krag was the first Norwegian professor of Slavic literatures. The artic­­le Erik Krag: his student years in Soviet Russia presents earlier un­known and un­pub­lished facts about his stays, including the chronological ...

This article considers Russian onomatopoeic verbal interjections due to the fact that these linguistic units possess a unique grammatical feature of being either completely syntactically independent or act as members of ...

This article attempts to think through the possibility of a purely affective text in relation to the book as it reads The Diary of Vaslav Nijinsky. The Diary’s autobiographical status is problematized, the first edition ...

The article ""I ask you not to be annoyed at my questions": the Norwegian Professor Olaf Broch as translator (from the history of Russian-Norwegian connections)" is devoted to the translation activity of the first Professor ...