Registration Number
0226U001934,
(0120U102350)
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Title
Problematic issues of modern lexicology, grammar and cognitive linguistics.
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Проблемні питання сучасної лексикології, граматики та когнітивної лінгвістики.
Head
Bachynska Halyna Vasylivna, Кандидат філологічних наук
Registration Date
03-02-2026
Organization
Ternopil Volodymyr Hnatiuk National Pedagogical University
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Purpose and main tasks of the research: Aim: to study the specifics of lexical units in the modern Ukrainian literary language; actual problems of research on regional onomastics; traditional and non-traditional grammar of the Ukrainian language. Objectives: - to carry out a comprehensive analysis of the lexical, onymic and grammar systems of the Ukrainian language; - to define the basic principles and methods of nomination of objects at the onymic level; - to establish the peculiarities of functioning of syntactic units in different types of speech communication situations in the Ukrainian language; - To highlight the results of scientific research in a series of scientific works (dissertations, monographs, articles), educational-methodical, on textbooks scientific forums of different rank. - to update the content content of the basic disciplines at the Faculty of Philology and Journalism: "Modern Ukrainian Literary Language (lexicology)", "Problematic Issues of Ukrainian Onomastics", "Computer Linguistics", "Linguistic Pragmatics", "Introduction to Linguistics", "General Linguistics" »; - to update the content of the fundamental discipline at the Faculty of Foreign Languages "Introduction to Linguistics"; - to develop and implement at the Faculty of Philology and Journalism a new discipline "Computer Linguistics" (course of lectures, practical and laboratory classes), new discipline for postgraduate students "Fundamentals of philological research".
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As part of the research topic, the objects of study are lexicology, grammatical systems, and linguistic-cultural concepts. The subject of the study consists of the tropeistic paradigm of literary texts; verbal means of objectifying concepts; the anthroponymic system, oikonymicon, and the dialectic of traditional and innovative phenomena in Ukrainian grammar. The scientific novelty of the work lies in a comprehensive theoretical and applied analysis of problems in cognitive linguistics, onomastics, and grammar. The study of Ukrainian tropeistics is detailed, the semantic structure of national concepts is explained, regional onomastics is systematised, vectors for the development of grammatical norms are determined. The relevance is determined by the need for a systematic analysis of the linguistic picture of the world through the prism of the latest transformations in lexicology, grammar and conceptology. The aim is to conduct a comprehensive study of the specifics of the lexical composition of the modern Ukrainian language, a comprehensive analysis of regional onomastics and transformational processes in grammar. To achieve this goal, methods of semantic, conceptual and stylistic analysis, etymological and statistical data processing, lexical-semantic actualisation of tropes, and modelling of authors' worldviews were used. As a result, for the first time in Ukrainian linguistics, a comprehensive analysis of the oikonymy of Ukraine in the 20th century was conducted in the context of normative and legal regulation of toponymic renaming. The influence of extra- and intralinguistic factors on the formation of oikonymy has been clarified, and lexical-semantic and word-formation models of proper names have been identified. The verification of the results of the decommunisation process of the toponymic space of Ukraine in the 21st century has been analysed. The structure of key cultural concepts has been explained.
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Yuliia M. Kostiuk
Tetiana Р. Vilchynska
Oksana S. Verbovetska
Iryna Babii
Olha M. Hayda
Vishnevskaya Galina Bohdanivna
Lidiya Achkan
Любов Струганець
Maria Y. Nalyvajko
Irina F. Zavarynska
Olesya О. Telezhkina
Nina O. Svystun
Nataliia R. Matveieva
Iryna M. Pavliuk Iryna Mykhailivna
Yuliana V. Nesterovych
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2026-02-03
