ISSN 2218-2926
ISSN 2218-2926
COGNITION, COMMUNICATION, DISCOURSE
Series “Philology”
2021, Issue 23
COGNITION, COMMUNICATION, DISCOURSE
Series “Philology”
2021, Issue 23
This issue of the journal Cognition, communication, discourse offers results of philologic and translation interdisciplinary studies of English, Ukrainian and other languages with a special focus on their cognitive, pragmatic, philosophic, functional, and sociocultural analysis. The researchers are underpinned by the cognitive, pragmatic, cultural, and integrative cognitive-pragmatic approaches to modern and historical material. This issue brings together linguists from different regions of Ukraine and Lithuania who suggest innovative approaches to the analysis of cognitive-pragmatic, sociocultural, and related characteristics of discourses of fiction and politics in linguistic and translation perspectives.
For linguists, teachers, graduate students and undergraduates.
Recommended by the Academic Council of V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University
(Minutes # 15 of December 28, 2021)
CONTENTS
GOOGLE DOODLES AS MULTIMODAL STORYTELLING.....................................................13
Давиденко Інна, Калюжна Алевтина, Шевченко Ірина
ЕВОЛЮЦІЯ КОНЦЕПТУ МИСТЕЦТВО В АНГЛІЙСЬКІЙ МОВНІЙ КАРТИНІ СВІТУ:
ВІД РЕМЕСЛА ДО ТВОРЧОСТІ.........................................................................................................30
Kalyta Alla, Klymenyuk Oleksandr
METHODOLOGY OF INTERPRETING THE RESULTS OF THE INTERDISCIPLINARY
LINGUAL-AND-ENERGETIC RESEARCH....................................................................................51
Kravchenko Natalya, Yudenko Oleksandr
VISUAL METAPHOR IN COMMERCIAL AD: EFFECTIVENESS OR FAILURE?...............62
Мартинюк Алла, Ахмедова Ельвіра
КОГНІТИВНИЙ ПЕРЕКЛАДАЦЬКИЙ АНАЛІЗ ХУДОЖНІХ ПОРІВНЯНЬ................72
Shevchenko Iryna, Matiukhina Yuliia, Drazdauskienė Maria Liudvika
THE EVOLUTION OF THE ENGLISH SMALL TALK:
A COGNITIVE-PRAGMATIC ANALYSIS.........................................................................................87
SUBJECTIVITY IN METAPHOR TRANSLATION: A CASE FOR RUSSIAN TRANSLATION
OF ENGLISH METAPHORS OF DEPRESSIVE EMOTIONS ...................................................99
POLITICAL DISCOURSE FROM THE STANDPOINT OF THE ADDRESSEE .................118