Larisa Kochetova
Biographic Data
| ID | 6844963 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Larisa Kochetova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Larisa |
| FAMILY NAME | Kochetova |
| SIGNATURE | KOCHETOVA L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Volgograd State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5278-7373 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 14 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 14 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Communicative and Pragmatic Manifestations of the Verb in Media Headlines on Healthy Lifestyle
The article concerns verbal performance in manifesting factual-contextual, communicative-and-pragmatic and manipulatively-influencing potential of news headlines about healthy lifestyle and its values in the texts posted on Russian Federation news broadcasting platforms. The imprints of breaking from the conventions of the news story genre are stated as dominating pragmatics of non-exactness and manipulation opposed to an exact information segmen…
Media Representation of China in the Russian-Language News Discourse
Using the method of corpus-assisted discourse analysis, the mediatization of the image of China in the Russian-language media outlets is studied. The quantitative parameters of the texts are extracted; the topics of news narratives and their distribution in the media are found, syntactic structures including the country nominations and supportive semantic classes of lexical items are identified; the evaluative and metaphorical components of the m…
Media Studies of Regulatory Value of Healthy Lifestyle in English Media
This study presents the findings of a corpus analysis regarding the media studies of the concept of a healthy lifestyle as a paramount regulatory value in contemporary society. The empirical foundation of the research is based on the British segment of the News on Web (NOW) corpus. Semantic categorization and quantification of collocations reveal that in the media narratives of British outlets, the value of a healthy lifestyle is increasingly fra…
Mediatization of Artificial Intelligence Concept in the Russian Language Media Discourse
Based on corpus-assisted discourse analysis, the paper studies the mediatization of artificial intelligence (AI) technology in the Russian-language media discourse as a construe technique that shapes AI perception and evaluation as a concept of new social reality. The paper reveals linguistic portraying of the AI concept in Russian digital media corpus, construed by business-oriented outlets Kommersant, Vedomosti, RBC, and popular media resources…
Linguocultural Specifics of Cybersecurity Discursive Practices Representation in Russian Media Communication
The issue of the semantic, pragmatic and axiological specifics of cybersecurity discursive practices as it is displayed in the genres of media and online communication is considered. The novelty of the work lies in the application of the corpus linguistics methodology to the study of discourse, understood as a language-mediated social practice. The relevance of the work is due to the interest of linguistics in the study of discursive practices th…
Linguocultural Specifics of Artificial Intelligence Representation in the English Language Media Discourse
The article deals with the discursive construction of artificial intelligence (AI) in the English-language media discourse. Corpus methods establish semantic, figurative-perceptual and axiological specificity in the media representation of AI in various media segments, such as tabloids and broadsheet papers. Corpus-assisted discourse analysis includes: 1) identification of unique semantic domains that determine discourse interpretations of this s…
Tag Questions in English Spoken Discourse
Based on an integrative methodology that combines quantitative and qualitative methods of linguistic research, the authors consider grammatical forms, syntactic types and pragmatic functions of the tag question in British spoken discourse. The research material included samples of dialogues with tag questions taken from British contemporary fiction and the Spoken BNC2014. Drawing on the theory of linguistic metarepresentation and using corpus ana…
Diachronic and Dialect Variation of English Intensifying Adverbs in the Film Dialogue Discourse
The article presents a corpus-based study of the diachronic and dialect variations of adverbial intensifiers used as the expression of emotionality that is a key defining feature of interpersonal conversation in the British and American film discourse. Based on the corpora of scripts of British and American feature films released in the 1930–1950s and 1990–2010s, data on the frequency of adverbial intensifiers in the sub-corpora of the English re…
English Academic Discourse in Translinguistic Context
The paper applies the Matrix method to an investigation into translinguistic features of English academic discourse that is serving worldwide a means of cross-cultural exchange between researchers with translingual skills. Based on the corpus approach to the comparison of the two corpora that comprise samples of professional academic writing in various fields of study (Art and Humanity, Natural and Social sciences), the paper seeks to identify bo…
Linguistic and Cultural Specifics of Gratitude in Arabic Business Communication in English
The relevance of the study is due to the interest of linguistics in the problems of the functioning of the English language in various genres of business communication from the point of view of cultural linguistics. The results of a comparative study of the verbal formulation of the valuemarked communicative situation of gratitude in the corpus of English-speaking Arabic (Learner Business Letter Corpus (LBCL)) and English-American business corres…
Self-Representation in English Spoken Discourse
The paper is devoted to a corpus-based pragmatic-social-and-linguistic analysis of the tag clause that is considered to be a form of discursive self-representation. Reflecting such social conventions of Britishness as distance regulation and communicative tonality of the tag clause is used in coordination with social status and a speaker's role in interactions. The research is based on oral speech samples from the British National Corpus. Social,…
Dynamics of Process Constituent Representation of Sports Event in Diachronic Corpus
The article presents an overview of opinions on Corpus linguistics, methodology of corpus researches is discussed in synchronic and diachronic perspectives, and the corpus statistical tools are discussed as a means to reveal the thematic organization of the text and build a cognitive-and-discursive model to describe a genre prototype for a group of texts. Corpus linguistics tools are applied to the compiled diachronic corpus of news texts about s…
Diachronic Perspective in Text and Discourse Studies
The article is devoted to scientific observation of historically-and socially-oriented discourse studies (historical discoursology) that are presented by means of various approaches and research traditions. The authors give a review of several well-established subfields in diachronic discourse studies of language units and text types, namely historical pragmatics, historical text linguistics, diachronic discourse analysis, with the focus on the t…
Evaluative Language in English Job Advertisements in Diachronic Perspective
The received view has it that genres are subject to historical changes with respect to their functional and language features. The purpose of this article is to examine changes in the evaluation language employed in the genre of British job advertisement, in this way revealing shifts and developments in this type of discourse practice. Drawing on evidence from the corpus of job advertisements published in the Times, the national British newspaper…
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Evaluative Language in English Job Advertisements in Diachronic Perspective
The received view has it that genres are subject to historical changes with respect to their functional and language features. The purpose of this article is to examine changes in the evaluation language employed in the genre of British job advertisement, in this way revealing shifts and developments in this type of discourse practice. Drawing on evidence from the corpus of job advertisements published in the Times, the national British newspaper…
Diachronic Perspective in Text and Discourse Studies
The article is devoted to scientific observation of historically-and socially-oriented discourse studies (historical discoursology) that are presented by means of various approaches and research traditions. The authors give a review of several well-established subfields in diachronic discourse studies of language units and text types, namely historical pragmatics, historical text linguistics, diachronic discourse analysis, with the focus on the t…
Dynamics of Process Constituent Representation of Sports Event in Diachronic Corpus
The article presents an overview of opinions on Corpus linguistics, methodology of corpus researches is discussed in synchronic and diachronic perspectives, and the corpus statistical tools are discussed as a means to reveal the thematic organization of the text and build a cognitive-and-discursive model to describe a genre prototype for a group of texts. Corpus linguistics tools are applied to the compiled diachronic corpus of news texts about s…
Self-Representation in English Spoken Discourse
The paper is devoted to a corpus-based pragmatic-social-and-linguistic analysis of the tag clause that is considered to be a form of discursive self-representation. Reflecting such social conventions of Britishness as distance regulation and communicative tonality of the tag clause is used in coordination with social status and a speaker's role in interactions. The research is based on oral speech samples from the British National Corpus. Social,…
Linguistic and Cultural Specifics of Gratitude in Arabic Business Communication in English
The relevance of the study is due to the interest of linguistics in the problems of the functioning of the English language in various genres of business communication from the point of view of cultural linguistics. The results of a comparative study of the verbal formulation of the valuemarked communicative situation of gratitude in the corpus of English-speaking Arabic (Learner Business Letter Corpus (LBCL)) and English-American business corres…
English Academic Discourse in Translinguistic Context
The paper applies the Matrix method to an investigation into translinguistic features of English academic discourse that is serving worldwide a means of cross-cultural exchange between researchers with translingual skills. Based on the corpus approach to the comparison of the two corpora that comprise samples of professional academic writing in various fields of study (Art and Humanity, Natural and Social sciences), the paper seeks to identify bo…
Tag Questions in English Spoken Discourse
Based on an integrative methodology that combines quantitative and qualitative methods of linguistic research, the authors consider grammatical forms, syntactic types and pragmatic functions of the tag question in British spoken discourse. The research material included samples of dialogues with tag questions taken from British contemporary fiction and the Spoken BNC2014. Drawing on the theory of linguistic metarepresentation and using corpus ana…
Diachronic and Dialect Variation of English Intensifying Adverbs in the Film Dialogue Discourse
The article presents a corpus-based study of the diachronic and dialect variations of adverbial intensifiers used as the expression of emotionality that is a key defining feature of interpersonal conversation in the British and American film discourse. Based on the corpora of scripts of British and American feature films released in the 1930–1950s and 1990–2010s, data on the frequency of adverbial intensifiers in the sub-corpora of the English re…
Linguocultural Specifics of Cybersecurity Discursive Practices Representation in Russian Media Communication
The issue of the semantic, pragmatic and axiological specifics of cybersecurity discursive practices as it is displayed in the genres of media and online communication is considered. The novelty of the work lies in the application of the corpus linguistics methodology to the study of discourse, understood as a language-mediated social practice. The relevance of the work is due to the interest of linguistics in the study of discursive practices th…
Linguocultural Specifics of Artificial Intelligence Representation in the English Language Media Discourse
The article deals with the discursive construction of artificial intelligence (AI) in the English-language media discourse. Corpus methods establish semantic, figurative-perceptual and axiological specificity in the media representation of AI in various media segments, such as tabloids and broadsheet papers. Corpus-assisted discourse analysis includes: 1) identification of unique semantic domains that determine discourse interpretations of this s…
Media Studies of Regulatory Value of Healthy Lifestyle in English Media
This study presents the findings of a corpus analysis regarding the media studies of the concept of a healthy lifestyle as a paramount regulatory value in contemporary society. The empirical foundation of the research is based on the British segment of the News on Web (NOW) corpus. Semantic categorization and quantification of collocations reveal that in the media narratives of British outlets, the value of a healthy lifestyle is increasingly fra…
Mediatization of Artificial Intelligence Concept in the Russian Language Media Discourse
Based on corpus-assisted discourse analysis, the paper studies the mediatization of artificial intelligence (AI) technology in the Russian-language media discourse as a construe technique that shapes AI perception and evaluation as a concept of new social reality. The paper reveals linguistic portraying of the AI concept in Russian digital media corpus, construed by business-oriented outlets Kommersant, Vedomosti, RBC, and popular media resources…
Media Representation of China in the Russian-Language News Discourse
Using the method of corpus-assisted discourse analysis, the mediatization of the image of China in the Russian-language media outlets is studied. The quantitative parameters of the texts are extracted; the topics of news narratives and their distribution in the media are found, syntactic structures including the country nominations and supportive semantic classes of lexical items are identified; the evaluative and metaphorical components of the m…
Communicative and Pragmatic Manifestations of the Verb in Media Headlines on Healthy Lifestyle
The article concerns verbal performance in manifesting factual-contextual, communicative-and-pragmatic and manipulatively-influencing potential of news headlines about healthy lifestyle and its values in the texts posted on Russian Federation news broadcasting platforms. The imprints of breaking from the conventions of the news story genre are stated as dominating pragmatics of non-exactness and manipulation opposed to an exact information segmen…
Linguistics (11 works) · Computer Science (10 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (9 works) · Corpus linguistics (8 works) · Language, Communication, and Linguistic Studies (8 works) · Artificial Intelligence (7 works) · Natural language processing (7 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Discourse Analysis in Language Studies (5 works)