Denys Teptiuk
Biographic Data
| ID | 5902461 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Denys Teptiuk |
| GIVEN NAMES | Denys |
| FAMILY NAME | Teptiuk |
| SIGNATURE | TEPTIUK D |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Tartu |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8753-6523 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Visual and auditory perception in narrative discourse
This study presents a corpus-based investigation comparing the expression of auditory and visual perception in traditional storytelling in five languages: Chuvash, Nganasan, Selkup, Udihe, and Wan. We include languages with different types of evidential markers, as well as languages with no grammatical expression of evidentiality, and we also consider cases where perception is implicit in the narrative context. We examine whether the use of gramm…
Self-quotations of solitude speech in online Estonian, Finnish, and Hungarian
This paper investigates the occurrence of solitude speech in self-quotations of speech and thought by looking at non-standard written communication online in three Uralic languages: Estonian, Finnish, and Hungarian. Four different realizations of solitude speech are found in self-quotations of three languages: (i) evaluations of verbal information, (ii) evaluations of the reporter’s action, (iii) self-guiding solitude speech, and (iv) Goffmanian …
Manner expressions in Finnish and Estonian
In this study, we look at manner demonstratives (such as ‘so’ and similative prepositions such as ‘like’) in complex sentences of two Finnic languages: Finnish and Estonian. We expand previous accounts of these manner expressions (MEs) in quotative constructions and investigate their use with epistemic (‘know’, ‘guess’) and perceptive (‘see’, ‘hear’, ‘feel’) verbs in non-standard written communications. In addition to the results from two Finnic …
Partikkel VED’ udmurdi, komi ja ersa keeles
Idapoolsetes soome-ugri keeltes on diskursusepartiklid üldiselt hilise arenguga elemendid (Majtinskaja 2010) ja nende seas esineb märkimisväärne hulk laene kontaktkeeltest. Üks sagedasematest vene modaalpartiklitest ved’ (ведь ’ju, eks ole, ikka, ehkki’)1 on laenatud enamikesse vene keelega lähikontaktis olevatesse soome-ugri keeltesse (Majtinskaja 2010). Artikli eesmärk on võrrelda partikli ved’ laenamismudelit kolmes soome-ugri keeles: ersa, k…
Self-quotative Markers in Permic and Hungarian
In this paper, I discuss the use of self-quotative markers in new media texts in two Permic languages, Komi and Udmurt, and in the more distantly related Hungarian. I focus on the use of the grammaticalized self-quotative particles (Komi Ð1⁄4Ð ̧Ñ Ñ , Udmurt пöÐ1) in Permic, and the lexical self-quotative markers mondom â I say (it)â and mondok â I sayâ in Hungarian. I look at their use with different types of reported discourse â quotations of sp…
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Self-quotative Markers in Permic and Hungarian
In this paper, I discuss the use of self-quotative markers in new media texts in two Permic languages, Komi and Udmurt, and in the more distantly related Hungarian. I focus on the use of the grammaticalized self-quotative particles (Komi Ð1⁄4Ð ̧Ñ Ñ , Udmurt пöÐ1) in Permic, and the lexical self-quotative markers mondom â I say (it)â and mondok â I sayâ in Hungarian. I look at their use with different types of reported discourse â quotations of sp…
Partikkel VED’ udmurdi, komi ja ersa keeles
Idapoolsetes soome-ugri keeltes on diskursusepartiklid üldiselt hilise arenguga elemendid (Majtinskaja 2010) ja nende seas esineb märkimisväärne hulk laene kontaktkeeltest. Üks sagedasematest vene modaalpartiklitest ved’ (ведь ’ju, eks ole, ikka, ehkki’)1 on laenatud enamikesse vene keelega lähikontaktis olevatesse soome-ugri keeltesse (Majtinskaja 2010). Artikli eesmärk on võrrelda partikli ved’ laenamismudelit kolmes soome-ugri keeles: ersa, k…
Manner expressions in Finnish and Estonian
In this study, we look at manner demonstratives (such as ‘so’ and similative prepositions such as ‘like’) in complex sentences of two Finnic languages: Finnish and Estonian. We expand previous accounts of these manner expressions (MEs) in quotative constructions and investigate their use with epistemic (‘know’, ‘guess’) and perceptive (‘see’, ‘hear’, ‘feel’) verbs in non-standard written communications. In addition to the results from two Finnic …
Self-quotations of solitude speech in online Estonian, Finnish, and Hungarian
This paper investigates the occurrence of solitude speech in self-quotations of speech and thought by looking at non-standard written communication online in three Uralic languages: Estonian, Finnish, and Hungarian. Four different realizations of solitude speech are found in self-quotations of three languages: (i) evaluations of verbal information, (ii) evaluations of the reporter’s action, (iii) self-guiding solitude speech, and (iv) Goffmanian …
Visual and auditory perception in narrative discourse
This study presents a corpus-based investigation comparing the expression of auditory and visual perception in traditional storytelling in five languages: Chuvash, Nganasan, Selkup, Udihe, and Wan. We include languages with different types of evidential markers, as well as languages with no grammatical expression of evidentiality, and we also consider cases where perception is implicit in the narrative context. We examine whether the use of gramm…
Linguistics (2 works) · Linguistics and Cultural Studies (2 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (2 works) · Narrative (2 works) · Perception (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (2 works) · Categorization, perception, and language (1 work) · Cognition (1 work) · Construal level theory (1 work)