Alena Kolyaseva
Biographic Data
| ID | 961627 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alena Kolyaseva |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alena |
| FAMILY NAME | Kolyaseva |
| SIGNATURE | KOLYASEVA A |
| AFFILIATIONS | KU Leuven |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Towards a comprehensive typology of type noun constructions in Slavic languages, with a special focus on Polish and Russian
13 Towards a comprehensive typology of type noun constructions in Slavic languages, with a special focus on Polish and Russian was published in Type Noun Constructions in Slavic, Germanic and Romance Languages on page 501
From size measurement to simultaneity: The case of Russian po mere ‘by measure’
Type Noun Constructions in Slavic, Germanic and Romance Languages: Semantics and Pragmatics on the Move
The Russian prepositional Tipa and VRODE in online student discourse: Evidence of Attraction
This article scrutinizes the use of two competing Russian prepositions, tipa and vrode 'like, such as', in online student discourse. Both are associated with the crosslinguistically attested grammaticalization of taxonomic nouns, with tipa having derived from the noun tip 'type' and vrode from the noun rod 'kind'. A prior study contemporary to the fairly recent grammaticalization of tipa forecasted a substitution scenario for the two competing fo…
At least', 'at most' and the 'extreme' measure: The Russian scalar limit operator construction po + Adj + mere
The divergent paths of pragmaticalization: The case of the Russian particles tipa and vrode
A typology of lexical and grammaticalized uses of Russian tip, tipa, po tipu
The 'new' Russian quotative tipa: Pragmatic scope and functions
Text from a functional communicative perspective: A linguistic analysis of Chekhov’s humoresque “My ‘her’”
The article presents a theoretical framework for linguistic analysis of a text – Functional Communicative Grammar (FCG). Based on the assumption that any text is generated by the communicative intentions of the speaker, this approach focuses on the speaker’s time and space perspective in relation to the depicted situation, the plurality of subjects involved and the different statuses of these subjects within an utterance. The methodology allows t…
Text from a functional communicative perspective: A linguistic analysis of Chekhov’s humoresque “My ‘her’”
The article presents a theoretical framework for linguistic analysis of a text – Functional Communicative Grammar (FCG). Based on the assumption that any text is generated by the communicative intentions of the speaker, this approach focuses on the speaker’s time and space perspective in relation to the depicted situation, the plurality of subjects involved and the different statuses of these subjects within an utterance. The methodology allows t…
A typology of lexical and grammaticalized uses of Russian tip, tipa, po tipu
The 'new' Russian quotative tipa: Pragmatic scope and functions
Type Noun Constructions in Slavic, Germanic and Romance Languages: Semantics and Pragmatics on the Move
The Russian prepositional Tipa and VRODE in online student discourse: Evidence of Attraction
This article scrutinizes the use of two competing Russian prepositions, tipa and vrode 'like, such as', in online student discourse. Both are associated with the crosslinguistically attested grammaticalization of taxonomic nouns, with tipa having derived from the noun tip 'type' and vrode from the noun rod 'kind'. A prior study contemporary to the fairly recent grammaticalization of tipa forecasted a substitution scenario for the two competing fo…
At least', 'at most' and the 'extreme' measure: The Russian scalar limit operator construction po + Adj + mere
The divergent paths of pragmaticalization: The case of the Russian particles tipa and vrode
Towards a comprehensive typology of type noun constructions in Slavic languages, with a special focus on Polish and Russian
13 Towards a comprehensive typology of type noun constructions in Slavic languages, with a special focus on Polish and Russian was published in Type Noun Constructions in Slavic, Germanic and Romance Languages on page 501
From size measurement to simultaneity: The case of Russian po mere ‘by measure’
Linguistics (9 works) · Philosophy (9 works) · Computer Science (7 works) · Digital Communication and Language (4 works) · Linguistic research and analysis (4 works) · Mathematics (4 works) · Noun (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Artificial Intelligence (3 works)