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Information × Registration Number 0223U002749, 0120U100320 , R & D reports Title Cultural and linguistic space of Podillya: tendencies, problems, prospects of development popup.stage_title Head Antoniuk Olena V., к.філол.н. Registration Date 05-03-2023 Organization Vasyl' Stus Donetsk National University popup.description2  The modern linguistic and cultural domain of Podillia as a holistic dynamic system and an integral part of the national and world linguistic and cultural domain of the XXI century is studied. The importance of taking into account the interconnections and interpenetration of the linguistic and cultural domain of Podillia, various formats of interaction between cultural phenomena and linguistic phenomena in the context of Ukrainian ethnolinguistic culture; transformation processes in the system of Ukrainian traditional culture of Podillia is substantiated. Attention is focused on the complex of linguistic (in particular, linguocultural), socio-cultural, ethno-cultural resources of the Podillia historical and ethnographic region, which together determine its originality and uniqueness. Some promising socio-cultural technologies for the development of the Podillia region (in particular, museum and excursion studies) are proposed. The dynamic processes at the level of dialectological and onomastic components of the language domain of Vinnytsia region are traced and described. The phonetic, lexical and grammatical features of modern dialect speech in the Vinnytsia region are analyzed. The lexical and semantic potential of microtoponyms of Podillia, as well as the cultural information they represent, is revealed. The motives of nomination of youth nicknames, based on anthroponymy of Vinnytsia region, are traced. The perspective directions of the study of the language domain of Podillia in the context of psycholinguistics, linguopersonology and linguodidactics are substantiated. The peculiarities of verbalization of basic value concepts of Ukrainian ethnoculture in the folklore discourse of Podillia are revealed. The linguistic specificity in the idiostyles of the writers of Podillia (M. Kotsiubynskyi, E. Hutsal, N. Doliak) is analyzed. Product Description popup.authors Antoniuk Olena V. Vazhenina Olena H. Koval Liudmyla M Shapovalova Natalia P. popup.nrat_date 2023-03-05 Close