No. 11 (2024)

Articles

• Inter-Level Category of the Grammatical Mood of Verb Hybrid Forms in Slavic Languages

  Nataliia Scherbii

  16-26

  • ARTICLE (Українська)

• The Functions of Modal Verbs in the English Translation of Chapter 3 (Karma-Yoga) of the Bhagavad Gita by A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada

  Nataliia Komlyk, Alla Bolotnikova

  27-35

  • ARTICLE

• Modality of Volition in the Context of Communicative-Pragmatic Strategies and Tactics of Implementing of Speaker’s Intentions

  Yakiv Bystrov, Nataliia Kuravska, Diana Sabadash

  36-43

  • ARTICLE

• Semantics of V. Zelenskyy’s Address to His Citizens: Between Politics and Emotions

  Dariia Mytsan

  44-52

  • ARTICLE

• Emblematic Forms and the “Flickering” of Meanings

  Oleksandr Soletskyi

  53-59

  • ARTICLE

• Homo pacificus in the poetry of Victoria Amelina (based on the poetry book Testimonies)

  Olga Derkachova

  60-72

  • ARTICLE

• Blending of Diverse Layers of Memory in a Memoir

  Ella Mintsys

  73-82

  • ARTICLE

• Communicative and Structural-Semantic Features of Phraseological Units with Tactile Non-verbal Components

  Ivanna Struk, Oksana Maksymiyuk, Nataliya Maksymiuk

  83-95

  • ARTICLE

• “The Little Prince” as a Philosophical Drama: Cognitive–Discourseological Aspect

  Yaroslav Melnyk

  96-107

  • ARTICLE

• Wall Street as a symbol of money power in American media discourse

  Svitlana Lyubymova

  108-115

  • ARTICLE

• The Functioning of Language Ideologies in the Domains of ‘Family’ and ‘School Education’ and the Choice of Ukrainian as the First Language: The Case of the Ukrainian-Polish Borderland

  Olena Pelekhata

  116-123

  • ARTICLE

• Elements of Folk Culture in Władysław Reymont’s Epic “The Peasants”: to the Problem of the Author’s Style and Its Ukrainian Translation

  Olena Bai , Svitlana Sukharieva

  124-135

  • ARTICLE

• The Features of Teaching Chinese in Ukraine Integrating Ukrainian and English Resources

  Iryna Iliychuk, Valeriia Kornuta, Wang Guonian

  136-142

  • ARTICLE

• Features of German Advertising Discourse in the Printed Media of the Late Nineteenth Century

  Vasyl Petruk

  143-151

  • ARTICLE

• Lexical and Grammatical Transformations in Translating Rehabilitation Texts (Based on Megan Devine’s Book “It’s OK That You’re Not OK”)

  Kateryna Kobuta, Marta Dovbnia

  152-157

  • ARTICLE