Aimgul Kazkenova
Biographic Data
| ID | 8955953 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Aimgul Kazkenova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Aimgul |
| FAMILY NAME | Kazkenova |
| SIGNATURE | KAZKENOVA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Narxoz University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5169-1548 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Instrumental čerez in Kazakh–Russian Bilinguals
Aims and Objectives: The article examines the patterns employed by Kazakh–Russian bilinguals in their use of Russian instrumental constructions with the preposition čerez —“across, through, over.” Changes and variations in the corresponding norms in Russian are also discussed. Method: The study’s starting point was the analysis of constructions with čerez from the Kazakh subcorpus of the Russian Learner Corpus, a collection of academic texts writ…
Resultativity as a Marker of Nativeness in Kazakh
This study examines resultativity in Kazakh as a linguistic marker of nativeness by comparing diasporic speakers exposed to the social pressures of dominant languages with speakers in Kazakhstan, where the ongoing revitalization of Kazakh is reshaping its use. Nativeness is conceptualised as a linguistic construct referring to speakers’ command of a salient and typologically distinctive grammatical feature of Kazakh, namely resultative auxiliary …
Aspectuality and Nativeness in Kazakh
Aims and Objectives/Purpose/Research Questions: Under Soviet rule, established Russian-based bilingualism triggered language shift and attrition in indigenous languages, particularly in L1 Kazakh. This study investigates the revitalisation of Kazakh in multilingual Kazakhstan following its independence in 1991. It focuses on speakers whose L1 Kazakh was replaced by L1 Russian during their socialisation, resulting in a loss of nativeness in their …
Russian Written Speech of Kazakh Students in the Reflection of Russian Learner Corpus
The article describes Russian Learner Corpus as a tool for the study of Russian of bilingual Kazakh students through the example of their written texts. The article is focused on the markers of inceptivity and verbal prefixation patterns in these texts. It examines the deviations from Standard Russian, caused by the influence of Kazakh, as well as by some other strategies of linguistic behavior of Kazakh-Russian bilinguals. The main mismatch betw…
Personal Names outside the Monocultural Environment
The article describes transformations of a personal name in a foreign cultural/ multicultural environment, as well as principles of legal regulations of naming. Methodologyof the study is based on the works of Kazakh and foreign researchers of personal names.The basis of the factual material is made up of examples taken from the multicultural environmentof Kazakhstan. It is emphasized that transformations of the name outside the primary culture i…
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Personal Names outside the Monocultural Environment
The article describes transformations of a personal name in a foreign cultural/ multicultural environment, as well as principles of legal regulations of naming. Methodologyof the study is based on the works of Kazakh and foreign researchers of personal names.The basis of the factual material is made up of examples taken from the multicultural environmentof Kazakhstan. It is emphasized that transformations of the name outside the primary culture i…
Russian Written Speech of Kazakh Students in the Reflection of Russian Learner Corpus
The article describes Russian Learner Corpus as a tool for the study of Russian of bilingual Kazakh students through the example of their written texts. The article is focused on the markers of inceptivity and verbal prefixation patterns in these texts. It examines the deviations from Standard Russian, caused by the influence of Kazakh, as well as by some other strategies of linguistic behavior of Kazakh-Russian bilinguals. The main mismatch betw…
Instrumental čerez in Kazakh–Russian Bilinguals
Aims and Objectives: The article examines the patterns employed by Kazakh–Russian bilinguals in their use of Russian instrumental constructions with the preposition čerez —“across, through, over.” Changes and variations in the corresponding norms in Russian are also discussed. Method: The study’s starting point was the analysis of constructions with čerez from the Kazakh subcorpus of the Russian Learner Corpus, a collection of academic texts writ…
Resultativity as a Marker of Nativeness in Kazakh
This study examines resultativity in Kazakh as a linguistic marker of nativeness by comparing diasporic speakers exposed to the social pressures of dominant languages with speakers in Kazakhstan, where the ongoing revitalization of Kazakh is reshaping its use. Nativeness is conceptualised as a linguistic construct referring to speakers’ command of a salient and typologically distinctive grammatical feature of Kazakh, namely resultative auxiliary …
Aspectuality and Nativeness in Kazakh
Aims and Objectives/Purpose/Research Questions: Under Soviet rule, established Russian-based bilingualism triggered language shift and attrition in indigenous languages, particularly in L1 Kazakh. This study investigates the revitalisation of Kazakh in multilingual Kazakhstan following its independence in 1991. It focuses on speakers whose L1 Kazakh was replaced by L1 Russian during their socialisation, resulting in a loss of nativeness in their …
Kazakh (4 works) · Syntax, Semantics, Linguistic Variation (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Linguistics (2 works) · Multilingual Education and Policy (2 works) · Neuroscience of multilingualism (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Context (archaeology) (1 work) · Cultural, Linguistic, Economic Studies (1 work) · Diaspora (1 work)