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Information × Registration Number 0220U100363, 0118U001100 , R & D reports Title Archetypically-stereotyped constants of speech and speech: diachrony and synchronicity. popup.stage_title Head Корольов Ігор Русланович, Registration Date 16-01-2020 Organization Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv popup.description2  Object of study: Key constants of language and speech in different ethnic cultures. Purpose of the 2nd stage of work: implementation of a comprehensive methodology for the study of archetypal-stereotypical constants of language and speech in different ethnocultures; development of linguistic and speech material, which is the empirical basis of the research; to prepare electronic versions of historical texts of the Ukrainian language (sermons by Ioanikia Galyatovsky), to check them for the original, and to start their placement in the automatic system of grammatical annotation "AGAT". Research methods: traditional (descriptive, comparative-historical, comparative-typological, etc.) and the latest (conceptual and discursive analysis, anthropometric, statistical, etc.) linguistic methods. A toolkit of theoretical and applied linguistics, which involves the integration of anthropocentric, communicative-pragmatic, cultural, mathematical and computer approaches, each of which demonstrates new features of the science mechanism of science languages; linguistic communication shows the processes of receiving and broadcasting text messages; linguoconceptology enters the realm of meaning through concept analysis, demonstrating the connection between language and consciousness, language and thinking; linguoculturology reveals the relationship between language and culture; acmeology introduces the concept of "acme" as the pinnacle of linguistic development. The analysis of national cooperative communicative behavior involves empirical research in the form of psycho- and sociolinguistic experiments. Structural and situational approaches to the meta-marking of texts (historical texts of the Ukrainian language) have traditionally been used in modern corps studies. Product Description popup.authors Domylivska Ludmyla V. Kapranov Yan V. Korolev Igor R. Korolyova Olena V. Nazarov Nazarii A. Syzonov Dmitry Yu. Yarmolinska Maryna V. popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close