Archive
Volume 36 (75). № 2, Part 1, 2025
UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE
Hryshchenko O. V., Strutynska T. R., Svitlytska V. R.
THE INFLUENCE OF ANGLICISMS ON MODERN UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE IN SOCIAL NETWORKS AND DIGITAL COMMUNICATIONS
Konivіtska T. Ya.
UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE OF POETICAL CINEMA AS AN IMPORTANT ASPECT OF UNDERSTANDING NATIONAL-CULTURAL IDENTITY
Kuznietsova T. V.
TRENDS OF CHANGES IN LANGUAGE ATTITUDES AND COMMUNICATIVE BEHAVIOR OF UKRAINIANS DURING THE WAR
Мedvid N. S., Vykhor V. H.
THE ROLE OF DIALECTS IN SHAPING THE ARTISTIC WORLD OF CONTEMPORARY UKRAINIAN LITERATURE
Mezhov O. G.
SEMANTIC-SYNTACTIC, FORMAL-GRAMMATICAL, AND COMMUNICATIVE ORGANIZATION OF SENTENCES WITH IMPLICIT CAUSALITY
Protsenko О. V.
OBSCENITIES IN UKRAINIAN SPEECH DURING THE WAR: RECIPIENT ASSESSMENT AND COMMUNICATIVE ALTERNATIVES
Cheripko S. I., Dobrovolska L. A., Kharchenko L. I.
APPLICATION OF UKRAINIAN SPELLING IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS: PROBLEM STATEMENT
Shulska N. M., Naumenko L. M., Kalita O. P.
LITERARY NOMINATIONS IN LESIA UKRAINKA’S EPISTOLARY COMMUNICATION
ROMANIC AND GERMANIC LANGUAGES
Aliyeva L. S.
LINGUISTIC FEATURES OF THE TRANSLATION OF THE POEM “BEOWULF” AND ITS EMBODIMENT IN THE LITERARY LANGUAGE
Badan A. A., Bashynskyi V. V.
NEOLOGISMS IN THE MILITARY TERMINOLOGY UNDER THE RUSSIAN INVASION OF UKRAINE
Halaibida O. V., Matkovska M. V.
CATEGORIZATION OF THE ETHNIC COMMUNITIES IN MODERN ENGLISH-SPEAKING COMMUNICATIVE SPACE (BASED ON TOM STOPPARD’S TRILOGY “THE COAST OF UTOPIA”)
Hvozdyak O. M., Kurakh N. P., Svyda-Susidenko T. V.
THE EVOLUTION OF GERMAN PHRASEOLOGY: FROM CLASSICAL LITERATURE TO MODERN MEDIA
Gryshkova R. O.
EXPRESSIVE MEANS AND STYLISTIC DEVICES OF DONALD TRUMP’S INAUGURATION SPEECH – 2025
Hulian B. I., Senkiv Yu. Z., Dudyshyn T. S.
GENDER ASPECTS OF THE USE OF LANGUAGE CONSTRUCTIONS IN ENGLISH
Kosovych O. V.
LES FONDEMENTS ET L’ÉVOLUTION DE LA THÉORIE DU CHANGEMENT DE CODE DANS LES COURANTS LINGUISTIQUES
Krysanova T. A.
ENGLISH SOCIAL VIDEOS AS AN OBJECT OF LINGUISTIC RESEARCH: DISCURSIVE CHARACTERISTICS
Myzyn T. O.
PECULIARITIES OF THE ERGONYMS OF NEW ZEALAND (ON THE EXAMPLE OF HOTEL NAMES)
Morozova M. V.
PECULIARITIES OF NEOLOGISMS FUNCTIONING IN MODERN MASS MEDIA ENGLISH-LANGUAGE DISCOURSE ON THE EXAMPLE OF INTERNET PUBLICATIONS
Patriarkh V. O.
THE FUNCTIONAL LOAD OF TOPONYMS AS MARKERS OF TIME-SPACE IN ERNEST HEMINGWAY`S NOVEL “FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS”
Pashis L. O., Usyk L. M., Sydor A. R.
SOME ASPECTS OF THE INFLUENCE OF SOCIAL NETWORKS AND DIGITAL COMMUNICATION ON LEXICAL INNOVATIONS IN MODERN ENGLISH
Pozdniakov O. V.
SEMANTIC AND STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF YOUNG PEOPLE’S LANGUAGE SUBCODE AS A PART OF MODERN GERMAN
Prohorov M. G.
INTERTEXTUALITY OF THE DISCOURSE OF ENGLISH POLITICAL SPOTS
Romanova N. V.
MODELING EMOJI SEMANTICS IN GERMAN DIGITAL COMMUNICATION
Savchuk R. I.
THE IMAGERY IN LITERARY NARRATIVE WITHIN THE AUTHOR’S COGNITIVE SYSTEM: A NARRATIVE AND INTERPRETIVE PERSPECTIVE
Tymofieiev V. A.
GRAPHEMIK UND LESEWEISE DER MITTELHOCHDEUTSCHEN TEXTE (AUFGRUND DER LYRIK WALTHERS VON DER VOGELWEIDE)
Shundel T. O.
SYNCRETIC NATURE OF COMPLEX SENTENCES WITH RELATIONSHIPS OF ATTRIBUTE AND PLACE
TURKIC LANGUAGES
Ramazanzade A. A.
THE MEANING OF “YURT//YURD” IN THE OGHUZ GROUP OF TURKIC LANGUAGES
Slaston S. E.
SEMANTIC AND SYNACTIC STRUCTURES OF CONDITIONAL SENTENCES IN THE CRIMEAN TATAR LANGUAGE
CLASSICAL LANGUAGES. SOME INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES
Olishchuk R. L., Chakal I. S., Kuibida Kh. I.
THE LANGUAGE OF THE NEW TESTAMENT AS A REFLECTION OF THE GREEK COLLOQUIAL KOINE OF THE 1ST-2ND CENTURY AD
Chekareva Ye. S.
CLASSICAL LANGUAGES IN THE CONTEXT OF MULTILINGUALISM IN UKRAINE
GENERAL LINGUISTICS
Danylenko Yu. A.
SOME LINGUAL AND EXTRALINGUAL ASPECTS ON THE CONCEPT “COMPLETENESS”
Isgandarova Ye. Kh.
HISTORY OF TEXT LINGUISTICS RESEARCH
Skovronska I. Yu., Yuskiv B. M.
MODERN POLITICAL RHETORIC ON AGRESSION AS A CATEGORY OF EVIL IN THE CONTEXT OF THE WAR
LITERARY STUDIES
Pryshchepa T. V.
POSTMODERNIST FRANKENSTEIN: INTERPRETATION OF THE CLASSIC IN BRIAN ALDISS’S NOVEL
Cherniavska S. M., Shokurov O. V., Dyachenko O. V.
INTERTEXTUALITY IN CONTEMPORARY LITERATURE: TRADITIONS AND INNOVATIONS
UKRAINIAN LITERATURE
Barabash S. M., Burko O. V.
PALINDROME AS A GUARDIAN TRADITION IN THE FANTASY “JOURNEY THROUGH UKRAINE AND THE MAGIC DRAGON” BY MAX VAN FORSYDE
Biliftska V. P.
THE LULLABY AS A KIND OF WAR LYRICS: ETHNO-DEFINING MARKERS
Lavreniuk V. V.
«OUR WORDS BECOME OUR DEEDS. THE SOCIO-ETHICAL PROBLEM OF THE UNITY OF WORD AND DEED IN THE POETRY OF LESYA UKRAINKA
Tombulatova I. I.
INFERNAL AS THE OTHER IN CONTEMPORARY UKRAINIAN POETRY
Yurchuk O. O.
THE CITY IN SERHII ZHADAN’S COLLECTION «ARABESQUES»: TIME, SPACE, PEOPLE
COMPARATIVE LITERATURE STUDIES
Levytska O. S.
THE PAINTED SEA: MARINE ART IN FICTIONALISED BIOGRAPHIES OF ARTISTS
LITERARY SOURCE STUDY AND TEXTOLOGY
Semenyuk Ye. O.
MYKHAILO IVCHENKO’S DIARIES: FROM A BIOGRAPHICAL DOCUMENT TO A LITERARY TEXT
LANGUAGES OF THE PEOPLES OF ASIA, AFRICA, INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF AMERICA AND AUSTRALIA
Nesterenko O. O., Shchupak A. V.
FEATURES OF TRADITIONAL REPRESENTATION FIGURATIVE AND SYMBOLIC POETICS IN CHINESE ZHONGGUOFENG SONGS
