Society. Document. Communication

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Field terminological vocabulary: Functional characteristics and stlistic role

Maryna Navalna

14.04.2016

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Society. Document. Communication – Volume 1, No. 1, 2016

Keywords: term, journalism, stylistic role, extralinguistic factors, determinologization, diffusive processes.

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Navalna, M. (2016). Field terminological vocabulary: Functional characteristics and stlistic role. Society. Document. Communication, 1(1), 150-161.

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Functioning of vocabulary of official style in language of Ukrainian print media

Maryna Navalna

12.05.2016

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Society. Document. Communication – Volume 1, No. 2, 2016

Keywords: official style, language of periodicals, extra-linguistic factors, stylistic role

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Navalna, M. (2016). Functioning of vocabulary of official style in language of Ukrainian print media. Society. Document. Communication, 1(2), 61-78.

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Blogs as new means in modern communication

Maryna Navalna

27.06.2021

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Society. Document. Communication – Volume 6, No. 2, 2021

Keywords: blog, personal blog, thematic blog, historical stages of journalism, communication, new media, new communication technologies, Internet

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Navalna, M. (2021). Blogs as new means in modern communication. Society. Document. Communication, 6(2), 238-254. https://doi.org/10.31470/2518-7600-2021-12-238-254

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Revealing lexical means of expressiveness in mass media discourse

Maryna Navalna, Alla Zlenko, Yuliia Kaluzhynska

28.06.2024

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Society. Document. Communication – Volume 9, No. 2, 2024

Keywords: language of mass communication means; extra-linguistic factors; vocabulary; expressive means; negative evaluation; lexical meaning; stylistic role

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Navalna, M., Zlenko, А., & Kaluzhynska, Yu. (2024). Revealing lexical means of expressiveness in mass media discourse. Society. Document. Communication, 9(2), 43-51. https://doi.org/10.69587/sdc/2.2024.42