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List of publications on a keyword: «neologism»

  • Agnonyms-Borrowings from English as a Communicative Problem

    Research Article
    Ethnic Culture Volume 8 No 2
    Author:
    Irina V. Kochkareva
    Work direction:
    World languages and literature
    Abstract:
    This article examines agnonyms of English origin in modern Russian. This layer of borrowings is often unclear or obscure to most people, and can therefore cause communication breakdowns. As a result of such errors, communication partners become acutely aware of differences in education, upbringing, communication experience, and worldview. The study's material includes examples from shared news chats on instant messengers, announcements on information panels on public transportation and other public spaces in Perm, and television broadcasts. The selected material was also used in associative experiments. Respondents represented different age groups. General scientific research methods were used in the study—descriptive, comparative, survey, and questionnaire. Particular attention was paid to the problem of partial agnonymy, in which the speaker believes they understand the meaning of a lexical unit, but in fact uses it incorrectly. During the analysis, the main factors influencing the semantic adaptation of Anglicisms in the lexicon of a linguistic personality, as well as methods for preventing agnonymic errors, were identified.
    Keywords:
    neologism, agnonym, Anglicism, English borrowing, communicative failure
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  • Word-Building Analysis of Neologisms of the Pandemic Era

    Conference Paper
    Technopark of universal pedagogical competencies
    Authors:
    Gulnar T. Omarova, Baldyrgan E. Alimzhanova, Saule K. Rustemova
    Work direction:
    Филология в системе образования
    Abstract:
    The article highlights the topic of the formation of new words in the period of Covid-19. The authors note that neologisms with the meaning of covid were formed by means of prefixing and suffixing methods.
    Keywords:
    COVID-19, pandemic era, neologisms
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  • Some Features of the Lexicon of the Russian Language Personality

    Research Article
    Development of education Volume 4 No 3
    Author:
    Nikolai A. Puzov
    Work direction:
    Special Theme of The Issue
    Abstract:
    The article deals with the process of modern Russian linguistic personality vocabulary enrichment as a result of cultural-historic development of Russia in concert with the Russian language. The purpose of the article is to describe and analyze semantically-structural features of lexical units being the most relevant and widely used in the modern Russian linguistic personality vocabulary; to characterize the «linguistic personality» term based on the native and foreign linguist scientific studies; to interrelate active vocabulary enrichment of modern linguistic personality with cultural-historic development of language, nation, country. The following linguistic investigation methods were used: method of observation, method of description, method of content analysis, method of scoring. As the result of study 5 lexical units, the most relevant and significant from national history and modern geopolitics viewpoint, used in speech of contemporary native speakers of Russian living both in Russia and outside, were discovered, described and analyzed: «alphabet», «satellite», «Sputnik V», «the Trans-Siberian Railroad», and «the Baykal-Amur Mainline» words. Conclusion. Cultural-historic development of nation and country encourages evolution of language system lexical level which leads to vocabulary enrichment of linguistic personality using this language as means of communication.
    Keywords:
    mentality, the Russian language, vocabulary, linguistic personality, neologism, linguistic picture of the world, cultural property, professional capacity
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