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Exploring Film Language in the Context of the Unfolding Iconic Turn (Linguistic and Semiotic Aspects)

The issue discussed in this article stems from a new paradigm or, according to recent monitoring of developments in the humanities, a ‘new turn’. This turn — as has occurred repeatedly throughout history — significantly alters the interplay between verbal and visual principles, between word and image, that took shape o...

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The article examines, from a scholarly perspective, the aesthetic nature of language and its dialectical relationship with other forms of art. The author considers language not only as a grammatical system or a means of communication, but also as a special artistic object that reflects the spiritual world of the indivi...

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Places of Memory in the Mandin Oral Tradition (West Africa) and Their Transformations. Part 1

This article examines the problem of preservation of the Manden society’s collective memory (Mali and Guinea), as it arises and is reflected in oral tradition. The article was written based on materials from expeditions in 1999 and 2014 to Guinea and 2022 to Mali, as well as on an analysis of written sources. Collectiv...

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LANGUAGE AS IDENTITY: STYLISTIC TRAITS IN ADAILTON'S WRITING

Considering the multiple possibilities of linguistic and literary analyses, the present research aims to explore, in the light of stylistics, the expressive resources present in the works Revoltoso Ribamar Palmeira (1978) and CristóVÃO Cristo: Imitações (1976), written by the Caxias author Adailton Medeiros. Amid a his...

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JOURNAL OF LANGUAGE AND LINGUISTIC STUDIES

The study of the cognitive process of recognising images (signs) that characterise the content component or emotion is necessary for artistic communication. On the one hand, an interpreter is a representative of a specific society, ethnos, a linguistic personality, a communicant in the historical and modern aspects. On...

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