Research Result. Theoretical and Applied Linguistics

This paper argues that electronic corpora provide a rich source of data and a useful tool for semantics. More specifically, collocations, semantic preference and semantic prosody of the basic ...

Cultural code in academic discourse: corpus and parametric approaches

Maksim A. Dontsov, Marina I. Solnyshkina, Olga V. Shelestova

The study presents a corpus and parametric analysis of 785 nominations of Russian cultural code referents in academic discourse. The dataset amounting 1.5 mln. tokens comprises a collection of ...

From STM to GPT: A Comparative Study of Topic Modeling Methods for AI in Dentistry

Tatiana A. Litvinova, Yury A. Ippolitov, Pavel V. Seredin

This study presents a comprehensive topic modeling analysis of scientific abstracts in the field of artificial intelligence (AI) applied to dentistry. We compiled and analyzed 3,170 peer-reviewed abstracts published ...

The Evolution of Nabokov’s Poetic Style: a Stylochronometric Analysis of Attributive Patterns

Volume 11, Issue №2, 2025

Vadim S. Andreev

The goal of this paper is to investigate attributive constructions in the poetry of Vladimir Nabokov. The material comprises Nabokov’s lyric poetry, published by the author himself in collections ...

Cognitive engagement in scientific writing: Empirical evidence on research data processing variation

Elizaveta G. Grishechko, Barry Tomalin

The study investigates the impact of active and passive voice on the comprehension of research articles among readers with varying language proficiency levels, addressing the gap in understanding ...

Scoping Review Rhetorical Structure of Discussion Section: Genre Specifics and Principles of Modeling

Volume 11, Issue №2, 2025

Elena V. Tikhonova, Marina A. Kosycheva, Tatiana Yu. Golechkova

Background: Although scoping reviews have gained recognition as an independent form of scholarly synthesis, the rhetorical structure of their Discussion sections remains theoretically underdeveloped and is not always implemented ...

Osgood parameter values for 1000 words of the Russian language

Volume 11, Issue №1, 2025

Valery D. Solovyev, Yuliya A. Vol’skaya, Alyona A. Toksubaeva

The article describes the methodology of data collection for the formation of affective norms for 1000 frequent words of the Russian language according to the parameters arousal (intensity of ...

Strategies for enhancing students’ reading interest: A textbook study

Volume 11, Issue №1, 2025

Pavel N. Trushchelev

Much research on interest has taken place in the educational field of reading, raising questions about text-based interest. The study examines how discourse structures affect students’ interest in textbooks ...

Disciplinary influences on research gap identification

Volume 11, Issue №1, 2025

Olga A. Boginskaya

The article seeks to compare how linguistics and engineering scholars employ research gap identification (RGI) strategies by identifying their types, analyzing their supporting linguistic resources, and calculating their frequencies. ...

ASAWEC: towards a corpus of Arab scholars’ academic written English

Abdulaziz B Sanosi, Abuelgasim Sabah Elsaid Mohammed

Linguistic corpora have been used in a wide range in recent years. Different types of linguistics analyses in both spoken and written discourses are being conducted using the corpus ...

A keystroke analysis to study writing: a bibliometric review using R and VOSviewer

Olga V. Dekhnich, Tatiana A. Litvinova

Data obtained by means of keystroke logging software, which records all writing events, i.e., all keypresses with their time stamps, are widely used in different research fields and ...

Text complexity increase in Russian texts as a function of morphological changes

Galiya M. Gatiyatullina, Elzara V. Gafiyatova, Andrei V. Danilov

The study aims to identify (1) morphological complexity predictors and (2) domain inherent markers able to differentiate subject areas of academic text in Russian. The total size of ...

A graph-based approach to closed-domain natural language generation

Victoria I. Firsanova

Graph-based Natural Language Processing (NLP) methods have seen significant advancements in recent years with the development of Large Language Models (LLMs) and Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG). LLMs are sophisticated ...

Mimetic schemas in multimodal contact-establishing communication

Maria I. Kiose, Anna V. Leonteva, Olga V. Agafonova, Andrey A. Petrov

Contact-establishing is deservedly characterized as the major function of communication. Until recently, it has been mostly subjected to linguistic analysis aimed at identifying its discursive markers. Meanwhile, contact-establishing frequently ...

Machine translation in hindsight

Viktoriya V. Dyomochkina, Dmitry Yu. Gruzdev, Elena V. Lukyanova

The paper expands on the analysis of key projects adoring the machine translation (MT) hall of fame and their role in addressing practical tasks. The most successful initiatives suggest ...

Multi-word expressions for Russian L2 learners: corpora-based selection with expert verification

Antonina Nikolaevna Laposhina, Tatsiana Alyaksandrauna Khramchanka, Maria Yuryevna Lebedeva

The article describes the experience of creating a corpus-based list of the most relevant multi-word expressions for Russian L2 learners, distributed across the levels of the Common European Framework ...

Can gestures communicate the time of described events? The perception of temporal gestures executed by a companion robot

Artemy Aleksandrovich Kotov, Anna Aleksandrovna Zinina, Nikita Alekseevich Arinkin, Daria Igorevna Berkuta

In this paper, we investigate whether temporal gestures indicating different events in time can convey information about the relative timing of these events. We depart from the assertion, that ...

Written vs generated text: “naturalness” as a textual and psycholinguistic category