Зифа Какбаевна Темиргазина
Biographic Data
| ID | 791156 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Зифа Какбаевна Темиргазина |
| GIVEN NAMES | Зифа Какбаевна |
| FAMILY NAME | Темиргазина |
| SIGNATURE | ТЕМИРГАЗИНА З К |
| AFFILIATIONS | Pavlodar State Pedagogical University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3399-7364 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
On Semantic Shifts in the Word ‘Qatun’ in Modern Turkic Languages
Purpose. The article examines semasiological processes in the vocabulary of such modern Turkic languages as Yakut, Bashkir, Tatar, Uzbek, Kazakh, and Kyrgyz, based on words etymologically traced back to the Old Turkic term “qatun”. Results. It has been established that in the lexicon of all the languages under consideration, there are polysemous lexemes associated with the semantics of this word. They have undergone regular phonetic transformatio…
Semantic and grammatical connections of the Old Turkic word аčïγ with the vocabulary of the Kazakh language
The article examines the semantic connections of the Old Turkic word аčïγ, which is part of the main lexical fund of the language, with the words of the Kazakh language, genealogically ascending to the Old Turkic word. The lexeme ačïγ denotes a basic taste and is derived from the verb ačï- following a word-formation pattern with the suffix -g, which forms deverbal nouns. The reconstruction of the semantic structure of the polysemous Old Turkic wo…
Siberia as a Local Text in Poetry of Pavel Vasiliev
This article examines the poetic works of Soviet poet Pavel Nikolayevich Vasiliev (1910– 1937) to construct the Siberian text as a semiotic phenomenon in Russian culture. Utilizing the methodology of Yuri M. Lotman, it posits that the local hypertext comprises three subtexts: text as name, text as topos, and text as time. The study reveals that Siberia is personified in the author’s perception as a feminine figure. It demonstrates that the Siberi…
System of Navigation Signs as a Part of Visual Semiotics in School Textbooks
The system of conventional designations is considered part of the visual semiotics of the textbook as a whole, performing an important educational function of orienting students, preparing them to perform educational tasks. The work aims to assess the compliance of the existing system of navigation signs in the Russian language textbook with the peculiarities of the visual perception of modern schoolchildren, as well as to study the creative capa…
Generating Capabilities and Cultural Dominants of Texts — “Cultural Capital” in the Semiosphere
The study is based on the idea of Bassnett and Lefevere about texts as "a cultural capital."They have reproducibility, prevalence, frequency and recognition in the cultural semiosphere and ensure the sustainability of culture for a long time.For us, an important property of these texts is their reproducibility in culture.The historical fact about the death of Zhoshy Khan belongs to the most important texts of Turkic and Kazakh culture, which over…
Actant Models of Kazakh Anthroponyms-Composites with Substantive and Verb Components
The Kazakh anthroponymicon during its centuries-old history did not experience serious pressure from religious and state institutions and therefore is characterized by a high degree of non-formalization. It has preserved the ancient traditions of naming, which are based on cultural and gender stereotypes: firstly, the preference for the birth of a male baby; and secondly, the birth of a boy child that is considered as a gift of higher sacred powe…
Японский след» в пейзажной лирике казахского поэта Бахытжана Канапьянова
Introduction. The influence of the Russian poetic tradition on works of Bakhytzhan Kanapyanov is a well-known fact. However, his poetry, particularly topographical lyrics, has also been influenced by Japanese culture and literature. Goals. The article attempts an insight into landscape lyrics of the Kazakh poet from how it reflects the Japanese philosophy of landscape, most fully expressed in the genres of haiku and tanka. Results. Using the stru…
The semiotics of family in Kazakh wedding toasts from the perspective of intercultural communication
This article explores the specifics of the semiosis of family in the Kazakh culture. The approaches of Halliday and Malinovsky were used to analyze the semiotics of wedding toasts, as well as the method of analyzing the “cultural metaphor” in Sharifyan’s linguistics. Language units in the texts of Kazakh wedding toasts demonstrate the specific understanding of marriage and family by the Kazakhs. The language contains “traces” of archaic, sacral, …
Kazakh Compound Anthroponyms with a Verbal Element
The article deals with the semantics of Kazakh compound anthroponyms with the Subst + Verb structure. Such names retain syntactic relations of the original motivating sentence. Thus, the full name inherits propositional features of the verb component and the syntactic meaning of the actant: subject or object. Dmitry Yermolovich suggests that each personal name implies an introductory proposition of the situation ‘a child was born’. The paper dist…
Eyebrows, Chintz and a Smile
Purpose. The article examines the features of the representation of the concept BEAUTY in the poetry of Pavel Vasiliev. In his work, there is a transcultural symbiosis of Russian and Kazakh aesthetic canons of beauty. Results. Typically Kazakh features of a person's appearance look aesthetically attractive for the poet. He considers eyebrows to be an important part of a human beauty. A peculiar artistic interpretation of this detail of appearance…
One More Time about the Heart
The naive anatomy of the Kazakhs, the nomadic Turkic people, has evolved over millennia and is based on knowledge about the anatomy of animals. Various mental properties, emotions are attributed to the internal organs of a person, which is reflected in the metaphorical and metonymic use of their names and idioms. The article examines the somatism jurek (‘heart’) in the Kazakh naive anatomy which denotes the second most important internal organ, g…
"Naive anatomy" in the Kazakh language world picture in comparison with English and Russian
The article explores the naive and anatomical representations of native speakers of Kazakh in comparison with English and Russian languages. For comparative study, the method of cross-linguistic analysis using descriptors -comparison parameters was chosen. Quantitative and qualitative comparison of descriptors allows us to identify common and different signs in the conceptualization of the liver and lungs. The liver, the most important concept of…
Metaphors in Anatomical Terminology
The article is concerned with the problem of metaphorisation as the most important cognition mechanism that plays a significant role in forming the anatomical vocabulary of the Kazakh and Russian languages. Terminology is a part of the literary language, whose formation and development is inseparable from the history and culture of its people. The article puts forward and scientifically substantiates the thesis that anatomical terminology differs…
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Metaphors in Anatomical Terminology
The article is concerned with the problem of metaphorisation as the most important cognition mechanism that plays a significant role in forming the anatomical vocabulary of the Kazakh and Russian languages. Terminology is a part of the literary language, whose formation and development is inseparable from the history and culture of its people. The article puts forward and scientifically substantiates the thesis that anatomical terminology differs…
"Naive anatomy" in the Kazakh language world picture in comparison with English and Russian
The article explores the naive and anatomical representations of native speakers of Kazakh in comparison with English and Russian languages. For comparative study, the method of cross-linguistic analysis using descriptors -comparison parameters was chosen. Quantitative and qualitative comparison of descriptors allows us to identify common and different signs in the conceptualization of the liver and lungs. The liver, the most important concept of…
One More Time about the Heart
The naive anatomy of the Kazakhs, the nomadic Turkic people, has evolved over millennia and is based on knowledge about the anatomy of animals. Various mental properties, emotions are attributed to the internal organs of a person, which is reflected in the metaphorical and metonymic use of their names and idioms. The article examines the somatism jurek (‘heart’) in the Kazakh naive anatomy which denotes the second most important internal organ, g…
The semiotics of family in Kazakh wedding toasts from the perspective of intercultural communication
This article explores the specifics of the semiosis of family in the Kazakh culture. The approaches of Halliday and Malinovsky were used to analyze the semiotics of wedding toasts, as well as the method of analyzing the “cultural metaphor” in Sharifyan’s linguistics. Language units in the texts of Kazakh wedding toasts demonstrate the specific understanding of marriage and family by the Kazakhs. The language contains “traces” of archaic, sacral, …
Kazakh Compound Anthroponyms with a Verbal Element
The article deals with the semantics of Kazakh compound anthroponyms with the Subst + Verb structure. Such names retain syntactic relations of the original motivating sentence. Thus, the full name inherits propositional features of the verb component and the syntactic meaning of the actant: subject or object. Dmitry Yermolovich suggests that each personal name implies an introductory proposition of the situation ‘a child was born’. The paper dist…
Eyebrows, Chintz and a Smile
Purpose. The article examines the features of the representation of the concept BEAUTY in the poetry of Pavel Vasiliev. In his work, there is a transcultural symbiosis of Russian and Kazakh aesthetic canons of beauty. Results. Typically Kazakh features of a person's appearance look aesthetically attractive for the poet. He considers eyebrows to be an important part of a human beauty. A peculiar artistic interpretation of this detail of appearance…
Японский след» в пейзажной лирике казахского поэта Бахытжана Канапьянова
Introduction. The influence of the Russian poetic tradition on works of Bakhytzhan Kanapyanov is a well-known fact. However, his poetry, particularly topographical lyrics, has also been influenced by Japanese culture and literature. Goals. The article attempts an insight into landscape lyrics of the Kazakh poet from how it reflects the Japanese philosophy of landscape, most fully expressed in the genres of haiku and tanka. Results. Using the stru…
Generating Capabilities and Cultural Dominants of Texts — “Cultural Capital” in the Semiosphere
The study is based on the idea of Bassnett and Lefevere about texts as "a cultural capital."They have reproducibility, prevalence, frequency and recognition in the cultural semiosphere and ensure the sustainability of culture for a long time.For us, an important property of these texts is their reproducibility in culture.The historical fact about the death of Zhoshy Khan belongs to the most important texts of Turkic and Kazakh culture, which over…
Actant Models of Kazakh Anthroponyms-Composites with Substantive and Verb Components
The Kazakh anthroponymicon during its centuries-old history did not experience serious pressure from religious and state institutions and therefore is characterized by a high degree of non-formalization. It has preserved the ancient traditions of naming, which are based on cultural and gender stereotypes: firstly, the preference for the birth of a male baby; and secondly, the birth of a boy child that is considered as a gift of higher sacred powe…
Semantic and grammatical connections of the Old Turkic word аčïγ with the vocabulary of the Kazakh language
The article examines the semantic connections of the Old Turkic word аčïγ, which is part of the main lexical fund of the language, with the words of the Kazakh language, genealogically ascending to the Old Turkic word. The lexeme ačïγ denotes a basic taste and is derived from the verb ačï- following a word-formation pattern with the suffix -g, which forms deverbal nouns. The reconstruction of the semantic structure of the polysemous Old Turkic wo…
Siberia as a Local Text in Poetry of Pavel Vasiliev
This article examines the poetic works of Soviet poet Pavel Nikolayevich Vasiliev (1910– 1937) to construct the Siberian text as a semiotic phenomenon in Russian culture. Utilizing the methodology of Yuri M. Lotman, it posits that the local hypertext comprises three subtexts: text as name, text as topos, and text as time. The study reveals that Siberia is personified in the author’s perception as a feminine figure. It demonstrates that the Siberi…
System of Navigation Signs as a Part of Visual Semiotics in School Textbooks
The system of conventional designations is considered part of the visual semiotics of the textbook as a whole, performing an important educational function of orienting students, preparing them to perform educational tasks. The work aims to assess the compliance of the existing system of navigation signs in the Russian language textbook with the peculiarities of the visual perception of modern schoolchildren, as well as to study the creative capa…
On Semantic Shifts in the Word ‘Qatun’ in Modern Turkic Languages
Purpose. The article examines semasiological processes in the vocabulary of such modern Turkic languages as Yakut, Bashkir, Tatar, Uzbek, Kazakh, and Kyrgyz, based on words etymologically traced back to the Old Turkic term “qatun”. Results. It has been established that in the lexicon of all the languages under consideration, there are polysemous lexemes associated with the semantics of this word. They have undergone regular phonetic transformatio…
Linguistics (10 works) · Philosophy (10 works) · Kazakh (7 works) · Linguistics and Cultural Studies (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Language, Communication, and Linguistic Studies (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (3 works) · Literature (3 works)