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 Колко листа са запазени от Аргировия триод?
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Колко листа са запазени от Аргировия триод?

Author(s): Andrej Boyadzhiev / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 30/1998

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 Латинско стихотворение от XII в. – още един кирило-методиевски извор
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Латинско стихотворение от XII в. – още един кирило-методиевски извор

Author(s): Slavia Barlieva / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 30/1998

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 Най-старият славянски ръкопис на Мойсеевото Петокнижие
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Най-старият славянски ръкопис на Мойсеевото Петокнижие

Author(s): Tatyana Slavova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 31/1999

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 Неизвестна сръбска служба за св. Ахил Лариски (Преспански)
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Неизвестна сръбска служба за св. Ахил Лариски (Преспански)

Author(s): Klimentina Ivanova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 31/1999

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 Опис на ръкописите и старопечатните книги от библиотеката на проф. Кирил Мирчев
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Опис на ръкописите и старопечатните книги от библиотеката на проф. Кирил Мирчев

Author(s): Author Not Specified / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 30/1998

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 Славянски сборници от материчен тип: състав, произход и особености
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Славянски сборници от материчен тип: състав, произход и особености

Author(s): Maya Petrova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 31/1999

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 Три кирило-методиевски бележки
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Три кирило-методиевски бележки

Author(s): Vittorio Peri / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 30/1998

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 Чествания в памет на 1100 години от успението на св. Наум Преславско-Охридски в България
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Чествания в памет на 1100 години от успението на св. Наум Преславско-Охридски в България

Author(s): Tatjana Ilieva / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 43-44/2010

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"All my sour-sweet days I will lament and love" – a comparative analysis of metaphors with the basic taste adjectives in Polish and English

Author(s): Marta Helena Falkowska,Magdalena Zawislawska / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 18/2018

This paper provides a comparative analysis of verbal synesthetic metaphors with the basic taste adjectives in Polish and English: słodki/sweet, gorzki/bitter, kwaśny/sour, słony/salty. Since taste seems to be an ideal candidate for a universal, biologically determined source of metaphors, the authors seek to verify the hypothesis of metaphor embodiment. The corpus-based analysis of nominal phrases with basic Polish and English taste adjectives indicates that cultural influences on the metaphorical mapping, as well as the importance of the target conceptual domains, must be taken into account.

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"He wormed his way out o f trouble" - a constructional approach

Author(s): Iwona Góralczyk / Language(s): English / Issue: III/2001

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"Konversacionalizmi" i ligjërimit femëror në politikën shqiptare

Author(s): Anila Hima / Language(s): Albanian / Issue: 35/2017

The tendency of conversationalization in the public discourse is known as shifting boundaries between written and spoken discourse practices, shifting the public discourse towards a more conversational, informal and spontaneous style to create the impression of a casual conversation with the public. Analyzing a wide range of political speeches held in three discourse contexts - when politicians are in power, in opposition and in the personal context - this paper investigates the phenomenon of conversationalization in the discourse of Albanian female politicians. Using a qualitative and comparative analysis, we aim to examine the form, the context and the purpose of conversationalization in the political discourse of the female politicians. The results are that the tendency towards a conversational and sometimes rather casual discourse is documented on the morphological, syntactic, lexical and phonetic levels; secondly, it is not expressed constantly and consistently in the political discourse analyzed, but prevails in the speeches held by female politicians in the context of the opposition; and thirdly, its purpose is as much public understanding as possible, to gain more popularity in order to secure public understanding, sympathy and support.

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"ROMANIAN TODAY – AN OVERVIEW", BY MARINELA DOINA NISTEA

Author(s): Raluca Ghentulescu / Language(s): English / Issue: 2/2012

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"Simowie" na wspak. Gra "This War of Mine" w perspektywie retoryki proceduralnej

Author(s): Radoslaw Bomba / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 25/2015

The article analyzes a computer game This War of Mine in terms of Ian Bogost’s procedural rhetoric. It reconstructs ideological presumptions of the game, mainly its communitarianism and pacifism.

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"Sobrietà" о "purificazione"? Sulla priorità delle versioni slave della Liturgia di Crisostomo

Author(s): Stefano Parenti / Language(s): Italian / Issue: 26/2018

The spread of several Orthodox Churches outside their own canonical territory has led, for an obvious pastoral reasons, to the translation of liturgical texts. At the same time, the diverse translations proposed by Orthodox jurisdictions reveals differences between the various "original" textual recensions currently in use. For many, this situation has provoked a serious question, namely, which is the preferred text, i.e., which text has kept the best reading and why? This article sheds light on the problem through a specific example. One of the most striking places of contrast between current versions of the Liturgy of St John Chrysostom concerns a textual passage where we find two opposing concepts proposed in relation to the Eucharist through the choice of the words "sobriety" or "purification". Through studying this example, the author emphasizes that behind wrong translations there can often exist a great deal of preexisting theological pre-understandings that can sometimes lead to ideology.

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"U Doni Gjoni, biri i Bdek Buzukut ...” (Edhe një herë për prejardhjen e emrave Buzuk-u dhe Bdek-u)

Author(s): David Luka / Language(s): Albanian / Issue: 01-02/2015

In this essay/article, after introducing briefly the ideas expressed by various linguists on the matter in question, the author throws into discussion two issues: the origine of the patronymic Buzuku, as well as the origine of the name of Gjon’s father (Bdek), giving thus his contribution. He thinks that the two names, Buzuk and Buzuq, are nominal compounds. There is no doubt that the first part of these compounds is the noun buz/ë/(lip/s), but with the meaning ‘brink, border, bank’. It seems that with this meaning, are especially linked the toponyms and micro-toponyms, numerous throughout all the toponomastic nomenclature in our country, which come out since early times in various medieval documents to our days. The second part of Buzuk/Buzuq is the name Ujk (wolf), which appears since early in documents as personal name. It seems, then, that in Buzuk as well as in Buzuq, we have a compounding or a juxtaposition of two nouns, which originally named a place, buzë ‘brink’, where there were wolves, this perhaps in connection to some occurrence, now petrified in the micro-toponym Bazulk (respectively Buzuk). Later the noun must have been used as a patronym; over time it may have passed also to the naming of the village according to the name of the kin holding it. We are then within that circle which E. Çabej calls ‘the system of Albanian anthroponomy’.

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"Ustawienie o piercach a prokuratorzech albo o rzecznikoch" : ze studiów nad staropolską terminologią prawniczą

Author(s): Aleksander Zajda / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 23/1990

Der vorliegende Aufsatz ist ein Versuch, 15 altpolnische Wörter mit der Bedeutung ‘vicarius, advocatus, patronus’ und derer Geschichte im Laufe bis 1600 im Lichte der Wortfeldtheorie darzustellen. Schon im 15. Jhd. befinden sich im Zentrum des Wortfeldes die Bezeichnungen pierca. prokurator, rzecznik - die wir im Titel (Zitat aus der in der Mitte des 15. Jhds. entstandenen Übersetzung der früheren polnischen Rechte) sehen - und zachodica. Andere 11 Bezeichnungen bilden zu dieser Zeit Peripherie des Feldes. Aber auch die Glieder des Zentrums sind differenziert - pierca ist ein masowisches Wort, prokurator - grosspolnisch; nur rzecznik und zachodica sind gesamtpolnisch. Infolge der weiteren Entwicklung befinden sich schon in der Mitte des 16. Jhds. nur prokurator und rzecznik im Zentrum; pierca und zachodica verschwinden überhaupt aus dem Wortfeld, geschweige andere Kompenenten. Ende des 16. Jhds. ist ein ausschliesslicher Glied des Zentrums prokurator - sein Sieg ist auf den damaligen Zustrom des lateinischen Wortgutes in die polnische Rechtsterminologie zurückzuführen.

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"Warum soll man müssen müssen?" - System und Gebrauchsaspekte zur Beschreibung von müssen und sollen im Deutschen

Author(s): Hans Rainge / Language(s): German / Issue: 13/1986

Autor próbuje w oparciu o teorię działań językowych dokonać analizy czasowników modalnych w języku niemieckim. Analiza ograniczona do wzajemnej relacji czasowników "müssen" i "sollen" uwzględnia trzy płaszczyzny: opis z punktu widzenia teorii działań językowych, analizę ontogenetyczną oraz rzeczywiste użycie w/w czasowników.

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"ΓΑΔΑΤΗС". OBSERVAŢII ASUPRA UNUI ANTROPONIM DE PE UN GRAFFITO DE LA ROMULA

Author(s): Mihail Vasilescu / Language(s): English,Romanian / Issue: 1/2010

As a result of the archaeological research developed at the Roman settlement of Romula a fragment of a Roman pottery was discovered, which is nowadays preserved in the Museum of Caracal. Here the word ΓΑΔΑΤΗС was incised. D. Tudor considered it a Syrian anthroponym derived from the name of the god Gad, which lead to the formation of numerous Syro-Palmyrean anthroponyms. This opinion was shared by all those who, up to the time being, inserted this graffito in various epigraphic corpora of Dacia, considering it as further evidence of the Syrian presence in Roman Dacia. Yet, the supporters of such a viewpoint did not take into account all the available data which allows us to assert that Gadates is definitely an Iranian anthroponym attested on other sources as following: Xenophon’s Cyropaedia, The Letter of Darius to Gadatas, the Elamite Ka-da-da inscription discovered in the Persepolis fortifications, a Greek inscription from Delos and another Greek inscription from Antiphellos in Lycia pertaining to the Roman period. Xenophon’s Gadatas and the one mentioned in the Letter provide the Iranian character of the anthroponym. Within the Letter, Darius specifically name Gadatas ‘(his) slave’. We encounter this term in the Old Persian variant of the Behistun inscription as comprised in the collocation mana bandaka, meaning ‘my subject’ or ‘my servant’. It exclusively refers to the highest ranked Iranian individuals in the proximity of the Great King. Gadatas anthroponym is probably ahypochoristic derived from Bagadata, a very widespread name in the pre-Islamic Iranian world, having the same meaning with the Greek Theodotos and the Slavic Bogdan, i.e. ‘the Gift of God’. We do not know precisely where Gatates of Romula came from. He could belong to Syria as well, where the Iranian anthroponyms were natural, as the land had been subjected to the Iranian rule for more than two centuries.

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"Земя" и "пустиня" в българската фразеология

Author(s): Ekaterina Struganova / Language(s): Bulgarian / Issue: 1/2017

This article is dedicated to analyses of Bulgarian idioms stemming from semantic fields centred round "earth” and "desert” from the point of view of cultural linguistics. An attempt has been made to classify cultural markers which were found in our material published in the phraseological dictionaries.

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(Niebyła) debata o (nie)dojrzałości kultury:  Karol Irzykowski wobec Tadeusza Boya-Żeleńskiego

(Niebyła) debata o (nie)dojrzałości kultury: Karol Irzykowski wobec Tadeusza Boya-Żeleńskiego

Author(s): Mateusz Chmurski / Language(s): Polish / Issue: 26/2015

Boy-żeleńskiThe article proposes an analysis of Karol Irzykowski’s Benjaminek (Benjamin, 1932), a stud and an attack on Tadeusz Boy-żeleński’s activity and writings as well as the reaction of the criticized author. The former’s work reveals to be rather an extensive defence of Irzykowski’s critical writings, and the latter’s answer – a pamphlet. Finally, their dialogue that didn’t take place is situated in the context of Polish (and Central-European) cultural immaturity.

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