Irina Palashevskaya
Biographic Data
| ID | 9016679 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Irina Palashevskaya |
| GIVEN NAMES | Irina |
| FAMILY NAME | Palashevskaya |
| SIGNATURE | PALASHEVSKAYA I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Volgograd State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2719-8147 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 7 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Semiolinguistic Transformation of British Monarchy Power Rituals
The article reveals the semiolinguistic features of the coronation discourse, reflecting the stages of the coronation ritual as a phenomenon of sacred legitimization of royal power. The basic characteristics of the coronation discourse and performative speech acts of the semiosis of power are determined. The semiolinguistic transformations associated with the main stages of the ritual, the monarch’s oath, are identified and described. Over the ce…
Semio-linguistic Characteristics of Power and Status in Anglo-Saxon Epic Poetry of Early Middle Ages
This study explores the cultural specificity of linguistic representation of power in Anglo-Saxon heroic epic poetry. Focusing on the poem “Beowulf,” the author examines the epic heritage as a source of insights into the value orientations and preferences of the ruling community, as well as the methods and means by which it constructs its identity. Various types of signs for identifying and legitimizing the social status of rulers and their entou…
Language and Cultural Values
The research is conducted within the field of axiological linguistics and is aimed at studying language as an instrument of ultra-liberal value transformation processes that engulf the modern English-speaking world. The materials employed are text fragments of American advertising, socio-political campaigns and court proceedings available on the Internet. It is highlighted that these processes which are axiologically creative are accompanied by m…
Discourse of Cancel Culture in Anglo-Saxon Academia
The article analyses linguo-pragmatic characteristics of cancel discourse, which reflects and develops cancel culture, considered to be public disapproval and rejection of a social subject who has committed an offensive and unacceptable act, causing intolerance and wide discussion in digital, network and real public space. Cancel culture in different spheres of social life, including academic area, is considered from various perspectives. Linguis…
Correlations of status positions of courtroom discourse participants
including institutional position of a person and its correlations with other positions in the courtroom communicative space, modality of communicative acts, and speech formula, which constitute the courtroom discourse. The social status of a person, being the fundamental concept in sociology (
Legal Definitions
The article focuses on specific features of legal definitions as linguistic phenomena constructing the institutional reality, their main functions and types. Successful interaction in institutional environment is hardly possible without a system of communicative codes, shared by discourse participants. The legal language, being such a code, serves as an integrating basis for institutional interactions. An effective combination of competences requ…
Cognitive and Discursive Characteristics of English Riddle
The article focuses on specific features of English poetic riddles, their meaning construction, discourse representation and referent object positioning strategies. The term "riddle" (and its analogue - "true riddle") is widely used in folklore studies, ethnology, ethno-linguistics and is usually referred to small genre forms included in the corpus of traditional cultural texts, in which traditional, naive, mythopoeic in its nature picture of the…
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Cognitive and Discursive Characteristics of English Riddle
The article focuses on specific features of English poetic riddles, their meaning construction, discourse representation and referent object positioning strategies. The term "riddle" (and its analogue - "true riddle") is widely used in folklore studies, ethnology, ethno-linguistics and is usually referred to small genre forms included in the corpus of traditional cultural texts, in which traditional, naive, mythopoeic in its nature picture of the…
Correlations of status positions of courtroom discourse participants
including institutional position of a person and its correlations with other positions in the courtroom communicative space, modality of communicative acts, and speech formula, which constitute the courtroom discourse. The social status of a person, being the fundamental concept in sociology (
Legal Definitions
The article focuses on specific features of legal definitions as linguistic phenomena constructing the institutional reality, their main functions and types. Successful interaction in institutional environment is hardly possible without a system of communicative codes, shared by discourse participants. The legal language, being such a code, serves as an integrating basis for institutional interactions. An effective combination of competences requ…
Language and Cultural Values
The research is conducted within the field of axiological linguistics and is aimed at studying language as an instrument of ultra-liberal value transformation processes that engulf the modern English-speaking world. The materials employed are text fragments of American advertising, socio-political campaigns and court proceedings available on the Internet. It is highlighted that these processes which are axiologically creative are accompanied by m…
Discourse of Cancel Culture in Anglo-Saxon Academia
The article analyses linguo-pragmatic characteristics of cancel discourse, which reflects and develops cancel culture, considered to be public disapproval and rejection of a social subject who has committed an offensive and unacceptable act, causing intolerance and wide discussion in digital, network and real public space. Cancel culture in different spheres of social life, including academic area, is considered from various perspectives. Linguis…
Semio-linguistic Characteristics of Power and Status in Anglo-Saxon Epic Poetry of Early Middle Ages
This study explores the cultural specificity of linguistic representation of power in Anglo-Saxon heroic epic poetry. Focusing on the poem “Beowulf,” the author examines the epic heritage as a source of insights into the value orientations and preferences of the ruling community, as well as the methods and means by which it constructs its identity. Various types of signs for identifying and legitimizing the social status of rulers and their entou…
Semiolinguistic Transformation of British Monarchy Power Rituals
The article reveals the semiolinguistic features of the coronation discourse, reflecting the stages of the coronation ritual as a phenomenon of sacred legitimization of royal power. The basic characteristics of the coronation discourse and performative speech acts of the semiosis of power are determined. The semiolinguistic transformations associated with the main stages of the ritual, the monarch’s oath, are identified and described. Over the ce…
Linguistics (5 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Cultural, Linguistic, Economic Studies (2 works) · History (2 works) · Swearing, Euphemism, Multilingualism (2 works) · Ancient history (1 work) · Anglo saxon (1 work) · Apotheosis (1 work)