“Meaning ⇔ Text” Theory and the linguistic universe of Igor Mel’čuk

Иванова, С В; Larina, Tatiana

doi:10.22363/2687-0088-32635

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“…Over the past two decades, some studies have looked into the composition of CSR reports to consider the use of narratives to communicate the firm's financial position (Yuthas et al 2002, Boginskaya 2022, outline the specific characteristics of CEO-authored sections of CSR reports influencing their ultimate narrative outcome (Nickerson & de Groot 2005), or single out the genres related to CSR reports as a standalone type of corporate documentation bearing its unique narrative traits (Kolk 2008, Yu & Bondi 2019. Generally, the related research tends to go by a textual analysis of CSR reports investigating, for example, metaphors used in communicating with investors to validate their needs (Livesey & Kearins 2002), or the specific language units helping bring certain arguments home to the stakeholders (Ellerup Nielsen & Thomsen 2007, Ivanova & Larina 2022.…”

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A corpus-based approach to corporate communication research

Malyuga

2023

Russian Journal of Linguistics

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Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) has become a decisive reputation tool for companies and as such, a key concept in corporate communication as a phenomenon of intercultural and global significance. This has warranted a comprehensive examination of the language of CSR reports reflecting the principles of the corporate culture. Studies exploring the narratives of CSR reporting currently lack insights into the distribution of meaningful priorities evidenced in language use. This study sets out to explore the linguistic environment of the most frequently occurring language tokens to identify recurrent language patterns used to ensure efficient CSR reporting, and to further establish priority directions in CSR narrative composition evidenced in language use. A corpus-based approach and contextual analysis were adopted to examine CSR reports issued by Microsoft over the last seven years and recognised as an example of best practices in the corporate field. The corpus was compiled using the Prime Machine corpus concordancer tool and comprised 99,176 tokens. Following the study results, the study makes a number of inferences regarding the use of pronouns, “Microsoft + a verb denoting positive action”, “more + than,” “more + adjective”, “Corporate” as part of compound terminological units, as well as a set of key tokens encountered within a descriptive linguistic environment with positive connotation. This, in turn, proved helpful in identifying the hierarchy of priorities distribution revealed in the course of material analysis. The results contribute to a systemic appreciation of corporate language policies facilitating efficient stakeholder communication and can be used in further research investigating related matters of scientific interest.

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A corpus-based approach to corporate communication research

Malyuga

2023

Russian Journal of Linguistics

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“…Результатами данных мероприятий становятся многочисленные диалектологические атласы и материалы сборников научных конференций, посвященных русской диалектологии. В центре внимания современных диалектологических исследований находятся вопросы создания адекватного представления о структуре диалекта как синхронно функционирующего языкового идиома, а также изучение новейших факторов, влияющих на текущие языковые ситуации в регионах [6][7][8][9], с опорой на классические труды отечественных диалектологов и социолингвистов. Кроме того, современные диалектологические исследования проводятся с помощью новейших методов изучения и анализа языкового материала [10].…”

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Factors of the Dynamics of Language Situations in the Regions of Russia on the example of the Arkhangelsk Region, the Perm Region and the Udmurt Republic

Yudina

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Kamashev

2023

Vestn. Ross. univ. družby nar., Ser. Teor. âzyka semiot. semant

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The purpose of this study is to identify and study factors of the dynamics of language situations in the information society and to identify speech trends that are characteristic of a number of constituent entities of the Russian Federation. The results of the study are based on a survey of 1,050 Russian speakers living in the Arkhangelsk Region, the Perm Territory and the Udmurt Republic. The survey was carried out in two forms: an online interview using audio calls and an Internet survey using Google Forms. The speech features of the colloquial speech of the inhabitants of the analyzed subjects have been studied. A number of integral and differential tendencies have been identified that are characteristic of the speech of a Russian-speaking linguistic personality in Russia as a whole and in its individual regions. The ways of activating the language policy in these subjects are proposed.

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“…See also the Special Issue of the Russian Journal of Linguistics 2022 (4),Ivanova & Larina (2022) among others.…”

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