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Reading Passages For The Course Of Semantics: Tests For Students

Partee, Barbara H.; Vinogradova, Olga I. - National Research University Higher School of Economics - 2014

semantics through a set of extracts from the works of classical semanticists of the 20th century, accompanied by a set of test …

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Tense-aspect abstraction in Russian-speaking children in the early stages of native language acquisition

Akhapkina, Yana - National Research University Higher School of Economics - 2013

experience and as their language system and communicative competencies become established. The transition from the semantics of … temporal localization to the semantics of temporal non-localization is gradual. The acquisition of the category of personal … of tense-aspect category and on the level of a child’s progress in acquiring new levels of semantics of a language …

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Omnipotence as a Perfection of God

Gorbatova, Yulia - National Research University Higher School of Economics - 2012

This article deals with the concept of omnipotence, which is very important for contemporary analytic philosophy of religion. Within the analytic tradition it is usual to show an apparent tension between God’s omnipotence and other divine attributes. In response, some authors have proposed...

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Doing Lexical Typology With Frames And Semantic Maps

Rakhilina, Ekaterina V.; Reznikova, Tatiana I. - National Research University Higher School of Economics - 2014

In this paper we present an approach to lexical typology which will be referred to as the “frame method”. It was developed and tested in the Moscow Lexico-Typological Group and is currently used in all its projects, such as Majsak, Rakhilina (eds.) 2007, Britsyn et al. (eds.) 2009,...

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Russian Negative Exclamatives in a Cross-Linguistic Perspective

Zevakhina, Natalia - National Research University Higher School of Economics - 2015

Relying upon the data of Russian and other languages, this paper discusses various types of negation in exclamatives. It argues that morphological negation is felicitous in exclamatives. However, sentential negation exhibits diversity. Its wide scope variety seems to be absolutely ungrammatical...

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