Vladimir I Karasik
Biographic Data
| ID | 6850651 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vladimir I Karasik |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vladimir I |
| FAMILY NAME | Karasik |
| SIGNATURE | KARASIK V I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Volgograd State Pedagogical University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8306-5317 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Pragmatic Restrictions
The paper deals with pragmatic restrictions treated as limits of normal communication within certain situations. Violations of such limits result in communicative failure or switch the communication into a sphere of jokes. Such restrictions correlate with formal and semantic linguistic norms, they have a gradual nature and vary from absolute prohibitions to admissible, but not recommendable communicative actions. Pragmatic restrictions are ethnoc…
Face and Reputation: Linguistic and Cultural Characteristics
The paper deals with reputation and face treated as emotional and rational evaluation and self-evaluation of a person correlating with their respect and self-respect. The most important features of respect/disrespect reflect its deontic character and focus on the correlation of respect/disrespect and affection/disaffection. The emotional component of this attitude is its basis, whereas the rational component is its addition. The feeling of self-r…
On Philological Thinking
The paper deals with a tentative grounding of philological thinking as a professional-ly determined type of cognitive activity. Two variants of a problem situation (factual and fictional) have been described. Professional philological argumentation is based on the dominant axioms for this type of professional activity
Conceptualization of Conscience and Conscientiousness in the Russian Language and Culture
The paper deals with a conceptual representation of interrelated notions conscience and conscientiousness in the Russian language and culture that are viewed as interrelated cognitive phenomena reflected in the Russian verbs znat’ – vedat’. Each concept is observed within a set of notions, images and values. Conceptualization of conscience is defined through self-evaluation of actions regarded as required and prescribed; its image is encoded in c…
Axiological specificity of Chinese fairy tales
The subject matter motif «Immortality»: A narrative dimension of the concept
Волгоградский государственный
Russkiy yazyk: Sistema, uzus i sozdavaemye imi riski [The Russian language: system, usage and the risks they create]
A new book by a prominent Russian scholar deals with ‘painful zones’ in the system of the Russian language: usage modifications that influence the system. New linguistic data of the twenty-first ce
Russian native faith: Neopaganism and nationalism in modern Russia [Русское Родноверие: Неоязычество и Национализм в Современной России]
New Russians in Anekdots
The article deals with New Russians — the newly rich who were much spoken about during the Perestroika period and became the topic of a great number of anekdots in Russia. These people were basically regarded as extremely rich, illiterate, criminal and, paradoxically, rather unhappy. The attitudes to the nouveau riches in Russian anekdots differ betweenolder and younger generations and more and less educated people. I argue that New Russians have…
Introduction The Russian Anekdot as Cultural Genre, Discourse and Performance
Additional informationNotes on contributorsWilliam GravesWilliam Graves III is an associate professor of humanities in the English and Cultural Studies Department at Bryant University ([email protected]).Vladimir KarasikVladimir Karasik is a professor and chair of the English Philology Department at Volgograd State Pedagogical University
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New Russians in Anekdots
The article deals with New Russians — the newly rich who were much spoken about during the Perestroika period and became the topic of a great number of anekdots in Russia. These people were basically regarded as extremely rich, illiterate, criminal and, paradoxically, rather unhappy. The attitudes to the nouveau riches in Russian anekdots differ betweenolder and younger generations and more and less educated people. I argue that New Russians have…
Introduction The Russian Anekdot as Cultural Genre, Discourse and Performance
Additional informationNotes on contributorsWilliam GravesWilliam Graves III is an associate professor of humanities in the English and Cultural Studies Department at Bryant University ([email protected]).Vladimir KarasikVladimir Karasik is a professor and chair of the English Philology Department at Volgograd State Pedagogical University
Russian native faith: Neopaganism and nationalism in modern Russia [Русское Родноверие: Неоязычество и Национализм в Современной России]
Russkiy yazyk: Sistema, uzus i sozdavaemye imi riski [The Russian language: system, usage and the risks they create]
A new book by a prominent Russian scholar deals with ‘painful zones’ in the system of the Russian language: usage modifications that influence the system. New linguistic data of the twenty-first ce
The subject matter motif «Immortality»: A narrative dimension of the concept
Волгоградский государственный
Axiological specificity of Chinese fairy tales
Conceptualization of Conscience and Conscientiousness in the Russian Language and Culture
The paper deals with a conceptual representation of interrelated notions conscience and conscientiousness in the Russian language and culture that are viewed as interrelated cognitive phenomena reflected in the Russian verbs znat’ – vedat’. Each concept is observed within a set of notions, images and values. Conceptualization of conscience is defined through self-evaluation of actions regarded as required and prescribed; its image is encoded in c…
On Philological Thinking
The paper deals with a tentative grounding of philological thinking as a professional-ly determined type of cognitive activity. Two variants of a problem situation (factual and fictional) have been described. Professional philological argumentation is based on the dominant axioms for this type of professional activity
Face and Reputation: Linguistic and Cultural Characteristics
The paper deals with reputation and face treated as emotional and rational evaluation and self-evaluation of a person correlating with their respect and self-respect. The most important features of respect/disrespect reflect its deontic character and focus on the correlation of respect/disrespect and affection/disaffection. The emotional component of this attitude is its basis, whereas the rational component is its addition. The feeling of self-r…
Pragmatic Restrictions
The paper deals with pragmatic restrictions treated as limits of normal communication within certain situations. Violations of such limits result in communicative failure or switch the communication into a sphere of jokes. Such restrictions correlate with formal and semantic linguistic norms, they have a gradual nature and vary from absolute prohibitions to admissible, but not recommendable communicative actions. Pragmatic restrictions are ethnoc…
Philosophy (6 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Linguistics (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Language, Communication, and Linguistic Studies (3 works) · Literature (3 works)