Yulia Bogoyavlenskaya
Biographic Data
| ID | 9016508 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Yulia Bogoyavlenskaya |
| GIVEN NAMES | Yulia |
| FAMILY NAME | Bogoyavlenskaya |
| SIGNATURE | BOGOYAVLENSKAYA Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ural Federal University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4500-1491 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 6 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Collocations with Adjective ‘Bleu’ in French
This article investigates the collocational patterns of the adjective ‘bleu’ as found in lexicographic sources and a representative corpus of French texts. The data for this analysis were extracted from nine traditional and electronic French dictionaries, as well as from the frTenTen 2023 corpus hosted on the Sketch Engine platform. The findings reveal significant discrepancies in the quantity and nature of the syntagmatic partners of ‘bleu’ betw…
Prepositional Case in Written and Oral Speech of French-Russian Bilinguals
The article focuses on the peculiarities of the prepositional case: its development and functioning in the speech of French-Russian bilinguals. The main research method is the analysis of errors. The data from the Russian Learner Corpus and the Corpus of the Russian Heritage Language in France, developed by the author of the study, were used as empirical material. It has been established that bilinguals use the following strategies: generalizatio…
Linguistic-Cultural Stereotype ‘Philologist’ in Individual Consciousness of Chinese Speakers
This article is dedicated to modeling the linguistic-cultural stereotype ‘philologist’ in the individual consciousness of Chinese language speakers. The modeling procedure adopted in the study involves identifying the constitutive features of the professional stereotype, elucidating its figurative and valuable characteristics. Lexicographic data, materials obtained during sociolinguistic experiments, and photo documents were utilized as the prima…
Verbal Collocations with Components “(Nouveau) Coronavirus” and “Covid-19” in French
The article is devoted to the study of semantic restrictions in the use of verbal collocations with the components "(nouveau) coronavirus" and "COVID-19" applying the AntConc service. It has been found that "coronavirus" lexemes tend to co-occur with 135 verbs. The most common model is (nouveau) coronavirus / COVID-19 + V, where the virus acts as a subject of action and the verbs belong to the lexical-semantic fields "Physical impact on the objec…
Absolute Participial Construction Theory
The study focuses on current problems associated with the evolution of absolute participial construction and its linguistic status in the French language. It has been established that, borrowed from classical Latin, the absolute construction with an ablative was accepted to the Old French language, presumably in the 13 th –14 th centuries thanks to translations from the Latin language. Widely used in literature, the construction caused disputes a…
Evolution of Absolute Participial Construction in Languages of Romance, Germanic, and Slavic Groups
The study was carried out within the framework of the current problems associated with the evolution of the absolute participial construction in several living and extinct languages of the Romance, Germanic and Slavic groups. The controversial issues, versions of the origin and development of the structure in these languages ("Latin", "Greek" and "autochthonous") are discussed. The structural and semantic features of the absolute participial cons…
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Evolution of Absolute Participial Construction in Languages of Romance, Germanic, and Slavic Groups
The study was carried out within the framework of the current problems associated with the evolution of the absolute participial construction in several living and extinct languages of the Romance, Germanic and Slavic groups. The controversial issues, versions of the origin and development of the structure in these languages ("Latin", "Greek" and "autochthonous") are discussed. The structural and semantic features of the absolute participial cons…
Absolute Participial Construction Theory
The study focuses on current problems associated with the evolution of absolute participial construction and its linguistic status in the French language. It has been established that, borrowed from classical Latin, the absolute construction with an ablative was accepted to the Old French language, presumably in the 13 th –14 th centuries thanks to translations from the Latin language. Widely used in literature, the construction caused disputes a…
Verbal Collocations with Components “(Nouveau) Coronavirus” and “Covid-19” in French
The article is devoted to the study of semantic restrictions in the use of verbal collocations with the components "(nouveau) coronavirus" and "COVID-19" applying the AntConc service. It has been found that "coronavirus" lexemes tend to co-occur with 135 verbs. The most common model is (nouveau) coronavirus / COVID-19 + V, where the virus acts as a subject of action and the verbs belong to the lexical-semantic fields "Physical impact on the objec…
Linguistic-Cultural Stereotype ‘Philologist’ in Individual Consciousness of Chinese Speakers
This article is dedicated to modeling the linguistic-cultural stereotype ‘philologist’ in the individual consciousness of Chinese language speakers. The modeling procedure adopted in the study involves identifying the constitutive features of the professional stereotype, elucidating its figurative and valuable characteristics. Lexicographic data, materials obtained during sociolinguistic experiments, and photo documents were utilized as the prima…
Collocations with Adjective ‘Bleu’ in French
This article investigates the collocational patterns of the adjective ‘bleu’ as found in lexicographic sources and a representative corpus of French texts. The data for this analysis were extracted from nine traditional and electronic French dictionaries, as well as from the frTenTen 2023 corpus hosted on the Sketch Engine platform. The findings reveal significant discrepancies in the quantity and nature of the syntagmatic partners of ‘bleu’ betw…
Prepositional Case in Written and Oral Speech of French-Russian Bilinguals
The article focuses on the peculiarities of the prepositional case: its development and functioning in the speech of French-Russian bilinguals. The main research method is the analysis of errors. The data from the Russian Learner Corpus and the Corpus of the Russian Heritage Language in France, developed by the author of the study, were used as empirical material. It has been established that bilinguals use the following strategies: generalizatio…
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