Languages of the peoples of foreign countries (specifying the particular language or group of languages)

code 5.9.6. • before 2022: 10.02.03 “Slavic languages”; 10.02.04 “Germanic languages”; 10.02.05 “Romance languages”; 10.02.22 “Languages of the peoples of foreign countries of Europe, Asia, Africa, and of the indigenous peoples of America and Australia (specifying the particular language or language family)”

1. The cognitive structure of pragmatically oriented lexical neologisms : based on the material of the British press

   Sukhopleshchenko, Yu. F. · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

   • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
2. Structural and communicative features of the texts of Early New High German publicistic dialogues

   Fadeeva, G. A. · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

   • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
3. Some issues of the Vietnamese philological tradition in the "Notes from the Immortal Book Repository" (Vân đài loại ngữ) of the 18th-century encyclopedist Lê Quý Đôn

   Phạm, Văn Hoài · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

   • 10.02.22 Languages of the peoples of foreign countries of Europe, Asia, Africa, and of the indigenous peoples of America and Australia (specifying the particular language or language family)
4. International word-formation models in German: Synchrony and diachrony

   Fedortsova, Valentina Nikolaevna · 1994 · Doctor of Sciences

   • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
5. Communicative and syntactic features of the construction of scientific and technical text : based on English-language periodicals on mining

   Salamova, Fatima Umarovna · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

   • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
6. Communicative-pragmatic classes of sentences of threat, fear and apprehension in modern German

   Blagiy, T. L. · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

   • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
7. The Textual Role of the Article in Contemporary French

   Levkina, T. A. · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

   • 10.02.05 Romance languages
8. The syllabic structure of the British and American variants of the English language : (A comparative and experimental-phonetic study)

   Antonova, Tat'yana Vasil'evna · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

   • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
9. Metaphor and paradox in English terminology

   Podkolzina, Tatyana Alekseyevna · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

   • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
10. The category of predictability in the French literary text

    Tarakanova, T. V. · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

    • 10.02.05 Romance languages
11. Structural and functional features of toponyms in modern English

    Matsaeva, Raisa Usmanovna · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

    • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
12. The language and speech status of secondary predicates in modern French

    Rozeeva, Natal'ya Nikolaevna · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

    • 10.02.05 Romance languages
13. Communicative functions of the German restrictive particles allein, ausschließlich, bloß, einzig, lediglich, nur (theme-rhematic aspect)

    Babaeva, R. I. · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

    • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
14. Metonymy in the new newspaper-publicistic and colloquial vocabulary of the modern German language: Based on the material of nouns, adjectives and verbal lexicon

    Rezyapova, Naylya Favazovna · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

    • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
15. Linguistic mechanisms of the tendentious representation of an event in Anglo-American periodicals

    Rizhinashvili, I. U. · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

    • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
16. The adjectival class of lexis in modern English and the forms of its linguistic representation

    Afanas'eva, Ol'ga Vasil'evna · 1994 · Doctor of Sciences

    • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
17. English-language toponyms and their stylistic potential in poetry

    Vartanova, O. A. · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

    • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
18. Phraseological units as a means of creating a humorous effect in the text

    Orletskaia, L. V. · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

    • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
19. Semantic and syntactic characteristics of the addressee in the history of the German language : based on verbs of speech, benefactive and debenefactive action

    Oleynik, Marina Alekseyevna · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

    • 10.02.04 Germanic languages
20. Popular words in the lexicon of the German language : toward determining the status and communicative significance of units of the German lexicon

    Titkova, O. I. · 1994 · Candidate of Sciences

    • 10.02.04 Germanic languages