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Issues of Modern Russian Language
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| A Quote Big Brother from the Novel “Nineteen Eighty-Four” by George Orwell: Translation and Functioning in Russian |
Maria M. Voznesenskaya
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Pages 7-18 |
| How Were Nonsuffixal Nouns Such as Призыв, Разгар, Отрыв Formed? A Dicussion Focuses on Direct- and Back-Formation |
Dmitry G. Demidov
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Yu Tzu-Lan
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Pages 19-30 |
| Diabetichka vs. Idiotka. Feminitives Formed from the Names of Illnesses: Features of Semantics and Pragmatics |
Anna V. Zanadvorova
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Pages 31-46 |
| “Know Your Ryamki”: Words with the Root Ryam-/Rem- in the Russian Dialects of the Perm Region |
Yuliya V. Zvereva
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Pages 47-59 |
| Metaphorical Reinterpretation of Trendy Words (On the Material of Russian and Chinese Languages) |
Yi Liqun
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Pages 60-66 |
| Substandard Lexis in the Dynamics of Its Dictionary Description |
Anna S. Kuleva
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Larisa L. Shestakova
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Pages 67-82 |
| The Functioning of the Word-Combinations with the Firebird Component in Modern Russian |
Alexander V. Petrov
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Ekaterina V. Vinogradova
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Pages 83-90 |
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From the History of the Russian Language
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| The Giant of Propaganda, or Stalin’s Rhetoric |
Raisa I. Rozina
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Pages 91-103 |
| Priemnyi Pokoi and Priemnoe Otdelenie. To the History of Nomenclature Units |
Elena V. Uchaikina
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Pages 104-113 |
| A City in the Epic Tale Picture of the World |
Irina P. Chernousova
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Pages 114-128 |
