Sep 2026· YANGI DAVR ILM-FANI: INSON UCHUN INNOVATSION G‘OYA VA YECHIMLAR· Vol 2, pp. 66-69· 0 citations· 6 references
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This article investigates the structural and pragmatic transformations of proverbs in spoken and written discourse, focusing specifically on the phenomenon of ellipsis. Traditional paremiology views proverbs as fixed, static, and syntactically complete units. However, modern cognitive linguistics and discourse analysis reveal that proverbs undergo significant contextual reduction and re-functionalization in dynamic communication. By drawing upon comparative paremiological data, this study demonstrates how ellipses function as cognitive economy mechanisms relying on shared cultural presuppositions.
This study examines Left Dislocation (LD) in Russian within the Fribourg Pragma-Syntax framework, originally
developed for the analysis of French in authentic discourse. Drawing on data from the spoken subcorpus of the Russian National
Corpus, we argue that LD constitutes a macro-syntactic routine composed of two s...
Alexander Guryev, V. Trubnikova· Lingvisticæ investigationes· 0 citations
This article examines
On Correct Syntax
, a grammatical treatise composed by Ioannes Glykys in the early fourteenth century. Although often regarded as a conventional grammatical handbook, the treatise places syntax at the centre of its linguistic theory. It argues that syntax provides the framework through which g...
Viktoria Tasoula· Byzantine and modern Greek s...· 0 citations
Abstract This paper proposes a syntactic analysis of the discourse marker ti: in Tunisian Arabic, traditionally viewed as a truth-value irrelevant verbal disfluency. Contrary to this perception, the study reveals ti: as a communicatively salient element with distinctive properties that are best explained through a synt...
This special issue addresses the question of how we can reconstruct linguistic and textual knowledge before linguistics and philology existed as recognised academic disciplines. It does so by studying the metalanguage of English, that is, the terminology, textual practices and communicative contexts through which l...
A. Andreani· English Language and Linguis...· 0 citations
