Julia A Krivoshchapova
Biographic Data
| ID | 9016166 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julia A Krivoshchapova |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julia A |
| FAMILY NAME | Krivoshchapova |
| SIGNATURE | KRIVOSHCHAPOVA J A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ural Federal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3096-708X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Elena Lvovna Berezovich
“Stone” Streets of Ekaterinburg
The paper studies a group of Ekaterinburg street names associated with “stone craft”. These would include the names directly motivated by mineralogical vocabulary (Ametistovaya St., Rodonitovaya St.) or indirectly conveying the “stone” naming motif (Kamenotesov St., Bazhova St.). Street names of the Ural capital are considered from the standpoint of the formation of a local brand of the region, as markers of regional identity. The authors note th…
Stone Names
The paper examines the names of ornamental stones (gemmonyms) in terms of linguocultural branding of the Ural region. The analysis focuses on mineralogical vocabulary outside the official nomenclature, for the most part, these are gemmonyms containing toponymy-derived adjectives (Gumshevsky malachite, Urazov jasper, Sedelnikovsky orlets). Another objective relates to studying the axiological contexts of usage of such names. The author deals with …
The Image of the Volga in the Russian Language Tradition
This article reconstructs the image of the Volga in the Russian language, mostly referring to material from Russian dialects. The author focuses on the derivational and phraseological word family of the word Волга (Volga), i. e. the semantic and word-formative derivatives of the hydronym, as well as idioms and the paremiology based on it. Relying on the results of an ideographic analysis of the material, the author singles out several subject gro…
Russian River Names
The article considers appellative derivatives from river names used in Russian dialects. Such common nouns are attested in different regions of Russia, mainly in the area of the Russian North. The author identifi es nine recipient thematic groups displaying the depotamonymic word-formational pattern: fi sh; plants and animals; winds; seasonal works; river transport; dances; household utensils. The author shows that the nouns derived from river na…
Individual and Collective Nicknames of the Poles
The reviewed book by Beata Ziajka Językowo-kulturowy obraz świata społeczności wiejskiej utrwalony w przezwiskach i przydomkach is devoted to an ethnolinguistic analysis of individual and family nicknames used in the rural commune of Babice (Chrzanów County, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, southern Poland). The reviewer gives a high appraisal of the dialectal material collected by the author during her fi eldwork and presented in form of an onomasiolo…
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Russian River Names
The article considers appellative derivatives from river names used in Russian dialects. Such common nouns are attested in different regions of Russia, mainly in the area of the Russian North. The author identifi es nine recipient thematic groups displaying the depotamonymic word-formational pattern: fi sh; plants and animals; winds; seasonal works; river transport; dances; household utensils. The author shows that the nouns derived from river na…
Individual and Collective Nicknames of the Poles
The reviewed book by Beata Ziajka Językowo-kulturowy obraz świata społeczności wiejskiej utrwalony w przezwiskach i przydomkach is devoted to an ethnolinguistic analysis of individual and family nicknames used in the rural commune of Babice (Chrzanów County, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, southern Poland). The reviewer gives a high appraisal of the dialectal material collected by the author during her fi eldwork and presented in form of an onomasiolo…
The Image of the Volga in the Russian Language Tradition
This article reconstructs the image of the Volga in the Russian language, mostly referring to material from Russian dialects. The author focuses on the derivational and phraseological word family of the word Волга (Volga), i. e. the semantic and word-formative derivatives of the hydronym, as well as idioms and the paremiology based on it. Relying on the results of an ideographic analysis of the material, the author singles out several subject gro…
Stone Names
The paper examines the names of ornamental stones (gemmonyms) in terms of linguocultural branding of the Ural region. The analysis focuses on mineralogical vocabulary outside the official nomenclature, for the most part, these are gemmonyms containing toponymy-derived adjectives (Gumshevsky malachite, Urazov jasper, Sedelnikovsky orlets). Another objective relates to studying the axiological contexts of usage of such names. The author deals with …
“Stone” Streets of Ekaterinburg
The paper studies a group of Ekaterinburg street names associated with “stone craft”. These would include the names directly motivated by mineralogical vocabulary (Ametistovaya St., Rodonitovaya St.) or indirectly conveying the “stone” naming motif (Kamenotesov St., Bazhova St.). Street names of the Ural capital are considered from the standpoint of the formation of a local brand of the region, as markers of regional identity. The authors note th…
Elena Lvovna Berezovich
Archaeology (3 works) · Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication (3 works) · History (3 works) · Linguistics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Regional Socio-Economic Development Trends (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Linguistics and language evolution (2 works) · Literature, Language, and Rhetoric Studies (2 works) · Sociology (2 works)