Nataliia Kravchenko
Biographic Data
| ID | 3904397 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nataliia Kravchenko |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nataliia |
| FAMILY NAME | Kravchenko |
| SIGNATURE | KRAVCHENKO N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kyiv National Linguistic University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4190-0924 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 14 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Multimodal pragmatics in the political logo: To the question of correlation between visual and verbal pragmatics
This article proposes an integrative approach to the analysis of political logos by combining relevance theory, speech act theory, the Gricean cooperative principle, and the grammar of visual design. The findings show that both the verbal and visual elements of a logo can be pragmatically interpreted through weak and strong implicatures, speech acts, and the flouting of conversational maxims, as they function as ostensive stimuli that prompt cogn…
International Support for Ukraine: Evaluating the Impact of Military, Economic, and Diplomatic Aid
The article analyses the results of assistance to Ukraine from the international community and partner countries in the context of countering the brutal aggression of the Russian Federation. International support plays a crucial role in Ukraine’s stability and recovery, and cooperation with the international community has become an essential factor in restoring and strengthening the country, increasing its defence capabilities and supporting the …
Philosophical Allusions in Fowles' Novel 'The Magus': A Linguistic Aspect
The article explores philosophical allusions in Fowles' novel "The Magus" within their linguistic context. The aim of the article is to analyze the novel in terms of intertextual references to philosophical texts, considering their types, source spaces, degree of explicitness, and structure, as well as their functions in activating the symbolic and hermeneutic codes of the text. The methods employed for analyzing philosophical intertextuality in …
Topos of “Precaution” in the German Discourse on Assistance to Ukraine: Iconic Reproduction through Linguistics and Pragmatics
The study of mitigation in political discourse deserves the closest attention since it concerns the manipulative dimension of politics in the modeling of public consciousness. This research is aimed at identifying linguistic and pragmatic mitigators associated with the topos of Precaution and its manifesting strategies in the discourse of assistance to Ukraine. It reached the main finding about the correlation of mitigators with the implementatio…
Pragmatics via prosody in interaction optimization
The article represents a case study of Joaquin Phoenix’s acceptance speech, aimed at examining the interface of pragmatics and prosody. Relying on research into prosodic-pragmatic relationships and employing auditory prosody analysis combined with methods of pragmatic and discourse analysis, the article explores the interaction of prosody with speech acts, as well as with their related politeness and discursive strategies. Direct expressives are …
Multimodal Advertising: Semiotic and Cognitive-Pragmatic Aspects
The article focuses on the analysis of the multimodal advertising of the Nokia brand from a semiotic and cognitive-pragmatic perspective. The aim of the article is to identify the secondary signifieds of the brand discourse and the features of their actualization through verbal, visual, and auditory advertising modes. This goal is achieved through several tasks, including identifying connotations related to the auditory mode in the context of its…
Directive Acts in International Legal Discourse: Scale of Illocutionary Force Intensity
The article introduces an eight-component taxonomy of directives in international legal discourse, depending on the degree of illocutionary force, based on the criteria of illocutionary markers, directive force mitigators and modifications of the prototypical structure of directives. The research integrates the methods of speech act analysis, tools of the theory of mitigation and discourse analysis. An eight-point degree of intensity distinguishe…
Deictic Mitigation vs Commissive Acts in Political Interview (Based on the Modern European Discourse of Aid to Ukraine)
The article deals with the problem of correlation between the illocutionary force of indirect commissive acts and shields as deictic mitigating markers that reduce the level of promises by influencing their felicity conditions. The purpose of the article is to clarify the types of deictic shields and their function in weakening the illocutionary force of indirect promises in the European political discourse of assistance to Ukraine. The purpose i…
Metaphorical Folk Names of English and Ukrainian Homeopathic Plants: Comparative Analysis in Cognitive and Linguocultural Framework
This research focuses on the comparative analysis of metaphorical folk names of English and Ukrainian homeopathic plants. The paper identified and interpreted the cognitive and linguocultural underpinning of the metaphors with an emphasis on the isomorphic and allomorphic features of their motivational structures in the compared languages. The study reached four major findings. Isomorphic for the metaphorization processes are input source spaces …
Commissive Modality of International Legal Discourse: An Implicit Mitigation of the Bindingness
This research focuses on the problem of the correlation between discursive modality and illocutionary force - with substantiating variations in illocutionary force as a pragmatic basis for the scale-paradigm of deontic modality, influencing the binding force of international instruments. Guided by the criterion of explicitness and implicitness of illocutionary force markers, as well as their localization in performative or propositional part, the…
Visual metaphor in commercial ad: Effectiveness or failure
Based on the modern approaches to the study of multimodal pragmatics, this study focuses on its new facet, identifying the correlation between cognitive and pragmatic features of visual metaphor with reference to visual grammatical analysis and Optimal Innovation Hypothesis added by explanatory tools of the conceptual blending Theory and Relevance Theory along with cooperative principle. The purpose of the article is to analyze the visual message…
A Comparative Study of Fairy Tale and Rap Narratives: Spaces Specificity
The paper identifies the similarities and differences between fairy tale and rap narratives from the viewpoint of their specificity in space. Three spaces with their structuring topoi and loci have been investigated in their metaphorical, narrative, and symbolic manifestations. First: the spatial organization of rap and fairy tale narratives may include several possible worlds: the world of the Hero’s past before his journey through life and fair…
Politics as Art: The Creation of a Successful Political Brand
The article identifies the functions of the archetypal semiotic resource, based on archetypal plots, situations, characters, and symbols, in political discourse signification and mythologization. The value framework of the discourse of the Ukrainian party “Servant of the People” was laid down by the similarly-named TV series narrative, involving archetypal patterns, consonant with the values and needs of TV viewers. The stages in the formation of…
Discourse Structure Relationships (Based on International Legal “Soft Law” Discourse)
The paper addresses the problem of discourse structure as one of the most controversial issue of contemporary linguistic studies. The research aims at identifying two principal types of structural relationships between discursive parameters. The aim and its corresponding tasks have been achieved through the use of the complex methodology integrating the methods of critical discourse analysis, 'speech act theory' explanatory tools combined with th…
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Discourse Structure Relationships (Based on International Legal “Soft Law” Discourse)
The paper addresses the problem of discourse structure as one of the most controversial issue of contemporary linguistic studies. The research aims at identifying two principal types of structural relationships between discursive parameters. The aim and its corresponding tasks have been achieved through the use of the complex methodology integrating the methods of critical discourse analysis, 'speech act theory' explanatory tools combined with th…
A Comparative Study of Fairy Tale and Rap Narratives: Spaces Specificity
The paper identifies the similarities and differences between fairy tale and rap narratives from the viewpoint of their specificity in space. Three spaces with their structuring topoi and loci have been investigated in their metaphorical, narrative, and symbolic manifestations. First: the spatial organization of rap and fairy tale narratives may include several possible worlds: the world of the Hero’s past before his journey through life and fair…
Politics as Art: The Creation of a Successful Political Brand
The article identifies the functions of the archetypal semiotic resource, based on archetypal plots, situations, characters, and symbols, in political discourse signification and mythologization. The value framework of the discourse of the Ukrainian party “Servant of the People” was laid down by the similarly-named TV series narrative, involving archetypal patterns, consonant with the values and needs of TV viewers. The stages in the formation of…
Visual metaphor in commercial ad: Effectiveness or failure
Based on the modern approaches to the study of multimodal pragmatics, this study focuses on its new facet, identifying the correlation between cognitive and pragmatic features of visual metaphor with reference to visual grammatical analysis and Optimal Innovation Hypothesis added by explanatory tools of the conceptual blending Theory and Relevance Theory along with cooperative principle. The purpose of the article is to analyze the visual message…
Deictic Mitigation vs Commissive Acts in Political Interview (Based on the Modern European Discourse of Aid to Ukraine)
The article deals with the problem of correlation between the illocutionary force of indirect commissive acts and shields as deictic mitigating markers that reduce the level of promises by influencing their felicity conditions. The purpose of the article is to clarify the types of deictic shields and their function in weakening the illocutionary force of indirect promises in the European political discourse of assistance to Ukraine. The purpose i…
Metaphorical Folk Names of English and Ukrainian Homeopathic Plants: Comparative Analysis in Cognitive and Linguocultural Framework
This research focuses on the comparative analysis of metaphorical folk names of English and Ukrainian homeopathic plants. The paper identified and interpreted the cognitive and linguocultural underpinning of the metaphors with an emphasis on the isomorphic and allomorphic features of their motivational structures in the compared languages. The study reached four major findings. Isomorphic for the metaphorization processes are input source spaces …
Commissive Modality of International Legal Discourse: An Implicit Mitigation of the Bindingness
This research focuses on the problem of the correlation between discursive modality and illocutionary force - with substantiating variations in illocutionary force as a pragmatic basis for the scale-paradigm of deontic modality, influencing the binding force of international instruments. Guided by the criterion of explicitness and implicitness of illocutionary force markers, as well as their localization in performative or propositional part, the…
Multimodal Advertising: Semiotic and Cognitive-Pragmatic Aspects
The article focuses on the analysis of the multimodal advertising of the Nokia brand from a semiotic and cognitive-pragmatic perspective. The aim of the article is to identify the secondary signifieds of the brand discourse and the features of their actualization through verbal, visual, and auditory advertising modes. This goal is achieved through several tasks, including identifying connotations related to the auditory mode in the context of its…
Directive Acts in International Legal Discourse: Scale of Illocutionary Force Intensity
The article introduces an eight-component taxonomy of directives in international legal discourse, depending on the degree of illocutionary force, based on the criteria of illocutionary markers, directive force mitigators and modifications of the prototypical structure of directives. The research integrates the methods of speech act analysis, tools of the theory of mitigation and discourse analysis. An eight-point degree of intensity distinguishe…
Philosophical Allusions in Fowles' Novel 'The Magus': A Linguistic Aspect
The article explores philosophical allusions in Fowles' novel "The Magus" within their linguistic context. The aim of the article is to analyze the novel in terms of intertextual references to philosophical texts, considering their types, source spaces, degree of explicitness, and structure, as well as their functions in activating the symbolic and hermeneutic codes of the text. The methods employed for analyzing philosophical intertextuality in …
Topos of “Precaution” in the German Discourse on Assistance to Ukraine: Iconic Reproduction through Linguistics and Pragmatics
The study of mitigation in political discourse deserves the closest attention since it concerns the manipulative dimension of politics in the modeling of public consciousness. This research is aimed at identifying linguistic and pragmatic mitigators associated with the topos of Precaution and its manifesting strategies in the discourse of assistance to Ukraine. It reached the main finding about the correlation of mitigators with the implementatio…
Pragmatics via prosody in interaction optimization
The article represents a case study of Joaquin Phoenix’s acceptance speech, aimed at examining the interface of pragmatics and prosody. Relying on research into prosodic-pragmatic relationships and employing auditory prosody analysis combined with methods of pragmatic and discourse analysis, the article explores the interaction of prosody with speech acts, as well as with their related politeness and discursive strategies. Direct expressives are …
Multimodal pragmatics in the political logo: To the question of correlation between visual and verbal pragmatics
This article proposes an integrative approach to the analysis of political logos by combining relevance theory, speech act theory, the Gricean cooperative principle, and the grammar of visual design. The findings show that both the verbal and visual elements of a logo can be pragmatically interpreted through weak and strong implicatures, speech acts, and the flouting of conversational maxims, as they function as ostensive stimuli that prompt cogn…
International Support for Ukraine: Evaluating the Impact of Military, Economic, and Diplomatic Aid
The article analyses the results of assistance to Ukraine from the international community and partner countries in the context of countering the brutal aggression of the Russian Federation. International support plays a crucial role in Ukraine’s stability and recovery, and cooperation with the international community has become an essential factor in restoring and strengthening the country, increasing its defence capabilities and supporting the …
Linguistics (11 works) · Philosophy (8 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (7 works) · Pragmatics (7 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Language, Communication, and Linguistic Studies (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Language, Metaphor, and Cognition (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Art (4 works)