Structural-Functional Framework

Open access Sep 2026

Cognitive and communicative strategies for construction an intra-event perspective: gerundial constructions in English discourse

Within the framework of the modern cognitive and discursive paradigm of linguistic knowledge, this article investigates the mental and pragmatic mechanisms underlying the functioning of gerundial constructions in the position of verbal complementation. Drawing on data from representative synchronous English corpora (Br...

O. P. Ryabko · Current Issues in Philology... · 0 citations

Open access Aug 2026

COGNITIVE ASPECTS OF THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE ARABIC GRAMMATICAL TRADITION DURING THE NAHḌA

This article examines the transformation of the principles of organizing grammatical knowledge in the Arabic linguistic tradition during the Nahḍa (Arab Renaissance) period. Drawing on cognitive linguistics, the study analyzes the works of key 19th-century scholars, including Nāṣīf al-Yāziǧī, Rifāʿa al-Ṭahṭāwī, Buṭrus...

Muxlisabonu Ishanxanova · Foreign Languages in Uzbekis... · 0 citations

Sep 2026

The Spanish pragmatic marker of vale

This article examines the linguistic change undergone by the verb valer , which gave rise to the pragmatic marker vale (‘ok’). On the one hand, it seeks to identify the context(s) in which the construction was coopted and explore the relational links (Traugott & Trousdale, 2013). On the other, it aims to clarif...

Ana Belén Llopis Cardona · International Review of Prag... · 0 citations

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The Pragmatic Dimension of the Intentionality of Deictic Discourse in (The Proverbs of Nahj al-Balaghah)

Pragmatics represents a vital extension of modern linguistics, transcending the formal structural boundaries of the sentence to enter the realm of live communication among language users. The significance of this field lies in its ability to explain how discourse meets the needs of human interaction, conveying the spea...

Mohammed Al-Khaqani, Haider Al-Shaibani · Nanar Journal for Humanities... · 0 citations

Sep 2026

Towards an interdisciplinary definition of pragmatics

The definition of pragmatics has long oscillated between two views: as a component of linguistics and as a perspective on language use ( Haberland and Mey 1977 ; Verschueren and Östman 2009 ). The perspective view, now dominant ( Rajagopalan 2009 ), commits the field to interdisciplinary inquiry but leaves i...

Muteb Alqarni · Pragmatics and Society · 0 citations

Open access Aug 2026

The Evolutionary Development Of Stative Verb Research In Arabic Linguistic Traditions: From Classical Naḥw To Modern Semantic Analysis

This article examines the evolutionary trajectory of stative verb (al-afʿāl al-ḥāliyya) research within Arabic linguistic traditions, tracing its development from classical medieval grammarians through modern structural and semantic approaches. While the Arabic verb (fiʿl) has consistently occupied Received: 10-05-2026...

Abror Diniqulov · Journal of Social and Theolo... · 0 citations