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Olga A Suleimanova

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ID3826633
NAMEOlga A Suleimanova
GIVEN NAMESOlga A
FAMILY NAMESuleimanova
SIGNATURESULEIMANOVA O A
AFFILIATIONSMoscow City University
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS1
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2019
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2023
H-INDEX1
  • Academic writing details in critical perspective

    Open Access•Olga A Suleimanova, Tatiana A Lykova•ARTICLE•Training, Language and Culture•2023

    Academic writing competence is growing into an ever more deciding factor for evaluating students’ performance which in the long run affects their academic prospects as well as professional career. The objective of the study is to analyse the academic writing practices in the critical perspective, detect the potential elements which may spoil the impression from the research paper, and offer some guidelines for the researchers, especially the begi…

  • QR Codes on Moscow Sites

    Olga A Suleimanova, Marina A Fomina et al.•ARTICLE•Visual Anthropology•2023•Cited by: 1•References: 17

    This article focuses on the small-format multimodal text “embedded” in Quick Response (QR) codes on Moscow’s historical buildings, which aims to reveal what means this city uses to translate the national legacy to the awareness of the general public via QR codes. Despite their continuing proliferation and omnipresence in all city domains the information power and mind-framing potential of QR codes have not received a comprehensive analysis yet. T…

  • Visual and Verbal Semiotics in the Moscow-vs.-Paris Métro

    Olga A Suleimanova, Daria D Kholodova et al.•ARTICLE•Visual Anthropology•2023•References: 8

    This paper compares the principles of naming métro stations in Moscow and Paris. The database covers 234 Moscow and 305 Paris métro station names. We analyze the station names along different axes. In the case of Moscow, the development of the métro is referred to the periodization of socio-economic national development. This makes it possible to distinguish naming principles and build their hierarchy in each period. In the case of Paris, the chr…

  • Figure of Other in Academic Discourse

    Olga A Suleimanova, Irina Tivyaeva et al.•ARTICLE•RSUH/RGGU Bulletin Literary…•2022

    The paper focuses on the semantic role of Other in academic discourse. Drawing on ideas expressed by M.M. Bakhtin and Yu.M. Lotman, the authors see Other as a key actor of written communication in the academic community and aim to describe the specifics of verbalizing Other’s presence in academic discourse as compared to fiction genres. The empirical basis of the study is constituted by a corpus of research papers written by Russian linguists and…

  • Towards synergetic combination of traditional and innovative digital teaching and research practices

    Open Access•Olga A Suleimanova•ARTICLE•Training, Language and Culture•2020

    The paper pursues three objectives: to try and define key features of the digital environment which shape modern educational strategies; to specify how they can promote emerging innovative up-to-date teaching/learning practices if combined with conventional teaching; and to analyse the search and research potential of digital engines for teaching/learning and for linguistic research. The methodology the author relied on in the research was to stu…

  • Using Big Data Experiments in Cognitive and Linguo-Cultural Research in English and Russian

    Open Access•Olga A Suleimanova, Inna M Petrova•ARTICLE•Journal of Siberian Federal…•2020

    Big data search instruments, Google and Yandex and others, offer new research opportunities, statistically very impressive. The questions arise here as to what extent we can trust the statistical data obtained, what kinds of hypotheses can be verified through Google and Yandex searching. The authors try to experimentally verify the hypothesis relating to the word order in the attributive group of the kind healthy nourishing food vs nourishing hea…

  • Problem Areas of Modern Urban Planning in Global Space

    Open Access•Ivan V Zots, Olga A Suleimanova•ARTICLE•Вопросы ономастики•2019

    В настоящей статье рассматриваются актуальные проблемы лингвогеографического моделирования образа современного мегаполиса, а именно передача русскоязычных сообщений городского ландшафта средствами латинского алфавита. Предлагается критический анализ существующих систем транслитерации, исследуются основные практики передачи названий улиц (транскрипция, транслитерация урбанонимов, а также перевод классификаторов в названиях городских улиц) и анализ…

  • QR Codes on Moscow Sites

    Olga A Suleimanova, Marina A Fomina et al.•ARTICLE•Visual Anthropology•2023•Cited by: 1•References: 17

    This article focuses on the small-format multimodal text “embedded” in Quick Response (QR) codes on Moscow’s historical buildings, which aims to reveal what means this city uses to translate the national legacy to the awareness of the general public via QR codes. Despite their continuing proliferation and omnipresence in all city domains the information power and mind-framing potential of QR codes have not received a comprehensive analysis yet. T…

  • Problem Areas of Modern Urban Planning in Global Space

    Open Access•Ivan V Zots, Olga A Suleimanova•ARTICLE•Вопросы ономастики•2019

    В настоящей статье рассматриваются актуальные проблемы лингвогеографического моделирования образа современного мегаполиса, а именно передача русскоязычных сообщений городского ландшафта средствами латинского алфавита. Предлагается критический анализ существующих систем транслитерации, исследуются основные практики передачи названий улиц (транскрипция, транслитерация урбанонимов, а также перевод классификаторов в названиях городских улиц) и анализ…

  • Towards synergetic combination of traditional and innovative digital teaching and research practices

    Open Access•Olga A Suleimanova•ARTICLE•Training, Language and Culture•2020

    The paper pursues three objectives: to try and define key features of the digital environment which shape modern educational strategies; to specify how they can promote emerging innovative up-to-date teaching/learning practices if combined with conventional teaching; and to analyse the search and research potential of digital engines for teaching/learning and for linguistic research. The methodology the author relied on in the research was to stu…

  • Using Big Data Experiments in Cognitive and Linguo-Cultural Research in English and Russian

    Open Access•Olga A Suleimanova, Inna M Petrova•ARTICLE•Journal of Siberian Federal…•2020

    Big data search instruments, Google and Yandex and others, offer new research opportunities, statistically very impressive. The questions arise here as to what extent we can trust the statistical data obtained, what kinds of hypotheses can be verified through Google and Yandex searching. The authors try to experimentally verify the hypothesis relating to the word order in the attributive group of the kind healthy nourishing food vs nourishing hea…

  • Figure of Other in Academic Discourse

    Olga A Suleimanova, Irina Tivyaeva et al.•ARTICLE•RSUH/RGGU Bulletin Literary…•2022

    The paper focuses on the semantic role of Other in academic discourse. Drawing on ideas expressed by M.M. Bakhtin and Yu.M. Lotman, the authors see Other as a key actor of written communication in the academic community and aim to describe the specifics of verbalizing Other’s presence in academic discourse as compared to fiction genres. The empirical basis of the study is constituted by a corpus of research papers written by Russian linguists and…

  • Academic writing details in critical perspective

    Open Access•Olga A Suleimanova, Tatiana A Lykova•ARTICLE•Training, Language and Culture•2023

    Academic writing competence is growing into an ever more deciding factor for evaluating students’ performance which in the long run affects their academic prospects as well as professional career. The objective of the study is to analyse the academic writing practices in the critical perspective, detect the potential elements which may spoil the impression from the research paper, and offer some guidelines for the researchers, especially the begi…

  • QR Codes on Moscow Sites

    Olga A Suleimanova, Marina A Fomina et al.•ARTICLE•Visual Anthropology•2023•Cited by: 1•References: 17

    This article focuses on the small-format multimodal text “embedded” in Quick Response (QR) codes on Moscow’s historical buildings, which aims to reveal what means this city uses to translate the national legacy to the awareness of the general public via QR codes. Despite their continuing proliferation and omnipresence in all city domains the information power and mind-framing potential of QR codes have not received a comprehensive analysis yet. T…

  • Visual and Verbal Semiotics in the Moscow-vs.-Paris Métro

    Olga A Suleimanova, Daria D Kholodova et al.•ARTICLE•Visual Anthropology•2023•References: 8

    This paper compares the principles of naming métro stations in Moscow and Paris. The database covers 234 Moscow and 305 Paris métro station names. We analyze the station names along different axes. In the case of Moscow, the development of the métro is referred to the periodization of socio-economic national development. This makes it possible to distinguish naming principles and build their hierarchy in each period. In the case of Paris, the chr…

Computer Science (6 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · History (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Archaeology (2 works) · Cognition (2 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (2 works) · Epistemology (2 works) · Geography (2 works)

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