Valery Solovyev
Biographic Data
| ID | 6551463 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Valery Solovyev |
| GIVEN NAMES | Valery |
| FAMILY NAME | Solovyev |
| SIGNATURE | SOLOVYEV V |
| AFFILIATIONS | Kazan Federal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7780-9823 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Russian colour lexicon and its diatopic variation
We used a colour-term elicitation task to study the Russian colour inventory and compare the regiolects of young native speakers from Kazan (NK = 112) and Smolensk (NS = 143), two cities in European Russia about 2000 km apart. In Kazan, 362 unique terms were elicited, and in Smolensk, 423. Zipf-functions of term frequency and the Cognitive Salience Index based on the frequencies of terms and their positions in participants’ colour-term lists indi…
Using the Google Books Ngram Corpus to Study Social Evolution
This article briefly summarizes primary publications that use Google Books Ngram (GBN) to study societal change. GBN is the most extensive tagged diachronic corpus available. Trends in societal evolution can be studied using year-by-year word frequency statistics. The development of individualism, changes in emotions and happiness, social psychology, and some other topics are among those examined in this article as research areas that have attrac…
Psychosemantic Experiment as a Tool for Objectification of the Data for the Ways of Representing Synonymy in a Modern Russian Language
The recently created RuWordNet thesaurus reflects hierarchical, primarily synonymous, relations in the vocabulary so that it is built from a set of synsets. In this paper, we applied the method of a comparative analysis: we compared the data of classical dictionaries of Russian language synonyms, RuWordNet thesaurus and the results of a students' poll. The students represent two areas of specialization: linguistic and nonliguistic. As a result of…
What constructional profiles reveal about synonymy
We test two hypotheses relevant to the form-meaning relationship and offer a methodological contribution to the empirical study of near-synonymy within the framework of cognitive linguistics. In addition, we challenge implicit assumptions about the nature of the paradigm, which we show is skewed in favor of a few forms that are prototypical for a given lexical item. If one accepts the claim of construction grammar that the construction is the rel…
Universals for the New Structural Level of Clause Representation
A new predicate-argument relation is introduced in this paper. Some arguments of the verb are distinguished as central to the base of surface marking. Information transfers from arguments to the verb are critical items of distinguishment; central arguments can be found in every language. While offering information transfers and centers classifications, this paper shows that the main property of centers is the scope of semantic roles accessible fo…
What constructional profiles reveal about synonymy
We test two hypotheses relevant to the form-meaning relationship and offer a methodological contribution to the empirical study of near-synonymy within the framework of cognitive linguistics. In addition, we challenge implicit assumptions about the nature of the paradigm, which we show is skewed in favor of a few forms that are prototypical for a given lexical item. If one accepts the claim of construction grammar that the construction is the rel…
Using the Google Books Ngram Corpus to Study Social Evolution
This article briefly summarizes primary publications that use Google Books Ngram (GBN) to study societal change. GBN is the most extensive tagged diachronic corpus available. Trends in societal evolution can be studied using year-by-year word frequency statistics. The development of individualism, changes in emotions and happiness, social psychology, and some other topics are among those examined in this article as research areas that have attrac…
Universals for the New Structural Level of Clause Representation
A new predicate-argument relation is introduced in this paper. Some arguments of the verb are distinguished as central to the base of surface marking. Information transfers from arguments to the verb are critical items of distinguishment; central arguments can be found in every language. While offering information transfers and centers classifications, this paper shows that the main property of centers is the scope of semantic roles accessible fo…
What constructional profiles reveal about synonymy
We test two hypotheses relevant to the form-meaning relationship and offer a methodological contribution to the empirical study of near-synonymy within the framework of cognitive linguistics. In addition, we challenge implicit assumptions about the nature of the paradigm, which we show is skewed in favor of a few forms that are prototypical for a given lexical item. If one accepts the claim of construction grammar that the construction is the rel…
Psychosemantic Experiment as a Tool for Objectification of the Data for the Ways of Representing Synonymy in a Modern Russian Language
The recently created RuWordNet thesaurus reflects hierarchical, primarily synonymous, relations in the vocabulary so that it is built from a set of synsets. In this paper, we applied the method of a comparative analysis: we compared the data of classical dictionaries of Russian language synonyms, RuWordNet thesaurus and the results of a students' poll. The students represent two areas of specialization: linguistic and nonliguistic. As a result of…
Using the Google Books Ngram Corpus to Study Social Evolution
This article briefly summarizes primary publications that use Google Books Ngram (GBN) to study societal change. GBN is the most extensive tagged diachronic corpus available. Trends in societal evolution can be studied using year-by-year word frequency statistics. The development of individualism, changes in emotions and happiness, social psychology, and some other topics are among those examined in this article as research areas that have attrac…
The Russian colour lexicon and its diatopic variation
We used a colour-term elicitation task to study the Russian colour inventory and compare the regiolects of young native speakers from Kazan (NK = 112) and Smolensk (NS = 143), two cities in European Russia about 2000 km apart. In Kazan, 362 unique terms were elicited, and in Smolensk, 423. Zipf-functions of term frequency and the Cognitive Salience Index based on the frequencies of terms and their positions in participants’ colour-term lists indi…
Computer Science (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Cognition (2 works) · Cognitive linguistics (2 works) · Lexicography and Language Studies (2 works) · linguistics and terminology studies (2 works) · Natural language processing (2 works) · Noun (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works)