Yuriy A. Vorobyev

Place of work

Organization:
Academy of Law Management of the Federal Penal Service of Russia
Position:
associate professor
Degree:
candidate of philological sciences
SPIN:
2830-6614
ORCID:
https://orcid.org/0000-0003-2901-1830

Author's articles(3)

Uchebnaia neuspevaemost' studentov kak sledstvie imperativnoi smeny inostrannogo iazyka

13.08.2021

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статья посвящена анализу проблемы императивной смены иностранного языка, оказывающей серьезное влияние на успеваемость студентов в неязыковом вузе в самом начале обучения. Анализируются причины, не позволяющие в данной ситуации сообщить обучающимся необходимые коммуникативные навыки в соответствии с учебной программой, а также эффективно организовать образовательный процесс в целом.
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National Specificity of German Secondary Nominations with Zoonyms Schwein or Sau in Their Composition

24.06.2024

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the article presents the results of the analysis of German secondary nominations with Schwein or Sau zoonyms. The aim of the analysis was to identify common and nationally specific features of these nominations against the background of their Russian equivalents. The relevance of this study is due to the need for a comprehensive study of secondary nominations, taking into account their axiological aspects, which have a certain cultural uniqueness and cause nationally unique semantic transformations in the lexical meaning of these units. The study used the methods of descriptive, comparative-co...
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National specificity of the lexical-phraseological field Brot in the German language (linguistic-cultural aspect)

27.02.2025

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this article is devoted to the linguistic-cultural analysis of the background word "Brot" in comparison with its Russian conceptual equivalent хлеб in order to identify common and nationally specific differences due to the presence of cultural components on the semantic periphery of both lexemes. The lexical background of the word "Brot" is presented in the form of a lexico-phraseological field, which includes culturally marked lexical units combining both linguistic and non-linguistic content, which allowed us to interpret the background uniqueness of the lexeme in a culturally meaningful way...
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