Artemi Romanov
Biographic Data
| ID | 6176252 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Artemi Romanov |
| GIVEN NAMES | Artemi |
| FAMILY NAME | Romanov |
| SIGNATURE | ROMANOV A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Colorado Boulder |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1965 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Comparative analysis of stereotypical traits of elderly people in Russian and American jokes
This study described and analyzed stereotypes of elderly persons found in Russian jokes on Internet sites. Out of 5700 jokes encountered, 218 (3.8%) dealt primarily with the subject of old age. Content analysis of Russian jokes about elderly people revealed 24 stereotypical traits. A similar study of American jokes about the elderly [Bowd (2003). Stereotypes of elderly persons in narrative jokes. Research on Aging, 25(1), 3–21] was used for cross…
Introduction to dialogism
Introduction to dialogism [Введение в диалогику/Vvedenie v Dialogiku], by T.A. Shamlikashvili and E.S. Nikitina, Moscow, MTUPK, 2009, 240 pp., 395 rubles (paperback), ISBN 978-5-98872-022-5 The wor
Russian grandparent–grandchild communication
This paper is a continuation of the previous study [Romanov, A. Y. (2009b). Communication satisfaction and topics of conversation in grandparent–grandchild communication in Russia. Russian Journal of Communication, 2, 26–45] and examines 21 Russian grandparents' narratives about past and current events in grandparent–grandchild (GP–GC) interviews with the help of qualitative analysis. The study explores grandparents' narratives involving history …
Speech culture of a public servant
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Communication Satisfaction and Topics of Conversation in Grandparent-Grandchild Communication in Russia
This study surveyed Russian university-aged grandchildren and their grandparents and investigated their reports of topics of conversation with each other. For grandchildren and grandparents, education and family were identified as the most frequently reported topics. Occupation, health, friends, current events, and historical events were also reported as common topics of conversation. For Russian grandparents, three reported conversational topics…
The Russian Diaspora in Latvia and Estonia
The article focuses on the language situation in the Russian diaspora in Latvia and Estonia and analyses factors that are critical in determining language outcomes for a language community within one country which speaks a majority language of another, a ‘trans-frontier minority’ in Williams’ (1991) terminology. It examines the possibility of three outcomes: language maintenance, bilingualism and language shift in a short-term and a long-term per…
Romanov's Pocket Russian-English, English-Russian Dictionary
The Russian Diaspora in Latvia and Estonia
The article focuses on the language situation in the Russian diaspora in Latvia and Estonia and analyses factors that are critical in determining language outcomes for a language community within one country which speaks a majority language of another, a ‘trans-frontier minority’ in Williams’ (1991) terminology. It examines the possibility of three outcomes: language maintenance, bilingualism and language shift in a short-term and a long-term per…
Needed by Nobody
Communication Satisfaction and Topics of Conversation in Grandparent-Grandchild Communication in Russia
This study surveyed Russian university-aged grandchildren and their grandparents and investigated their reports of topics of conversation with each other. For grandchildren and grandparents, education and family were identified as the most frequently reported topics. Occupation, health, friends, current events, and historical events were also reported as common topics of conversation. For Russian grandparents, three reported conversational topics…
Romanov's Pocket Russian-English, English-Russian Dictionary
The Russian Diaspora in Latvia and Estonia
The article focuses on the language situation in the Russian diaspora in Latvia and Estonia and analyses factors that are critical in determining language outcomes for a language community within one country which speaks a majority language of another, a ‘trans-frontier minority’ in Williams’ (1991) terminology. It examines the possibility of three outcomes: language maintenance, bilingualism and language shift in a short-term and a long-term per…
Communication Satisfaction and Topics of Conversation in Grandparent-Grandchild Communication in Russia
This study surveyed Russian university-aged grandchildren and their grandparents and investigated their reports of topics of conversation with each other. For grandchildren and grandparents, education and family were identified as the most frequently reported topics. Occupation, health, friends, current events, and historical events were also reported as common topics of conversation. For Russian grandparents, three reported conversational topics…
Needed by Nobody
Introduction to dialogism
Introduction to dialogism [Введение в диалогику/Vvedenie v Dialogiku], by T.A. Shamlikashvili and E.S. Nikitina, Moscow, MTUPK, 2009, 240 pp., 395 rubles (paperback), ISBN 978-5-98872-022-5 The wor
Russian grandparent–grandchild communication
This paper is a continuation of the previous study [Romanov, A. Y. (2009b). Communication satisfaction and topics of conversation in grandparent–grandchild communication in Russia. Russian Journal of Communication, 2, 26–45] and examines 21 Russian grandparents' narratives about past and current events in grandparent–grandchild (GP–GC) interviews with the help of qualitative analysis. The study explores grandparents' narratives involving history …
Speech culture of a public servant
Comparative analysis of stereotypical traits of elderly people in Russian and American jokes
This study described and analyzed stereotypes of elderly persons found in Russian jokes on Internet sites. Out of 5700 jokes encountered, 218 (3.8%) dealt primarily with the subject of old age. Content analysis of Russian jokes about elderly people revealed 24 stereotypical traits. A similar study of American jokes about the elderly [Bowd (2003). Stereotypes of elderly persons in narrative jokes. Research on Aging, 25(1), 3–21] was used for cross…
Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (2 works) · Communication (2 works)