EDITH STEIN AS A MEMBER OF THE “GOTTINGEN CIRCLE” by Інна Савинська

“…A special role in the article is devoted to comparing the translations of the concept «Einfühlung» from German, English and Polish languages. This article is the first exploration step in the realistic phenomenology of Edit Stein.…”
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Russian and Рolish political lexis of the proto-slavic origin by Jaroslaw Kobylko

“…Due to the genetic proximity of the Russian and Polish languages may seem, that political terms of both discussed languages overlap. …”
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Usage of anglicisms in the context of current language situation in Ukraine by Yuliia O. Molotkina

“…Both these countries tried to perform language and cultural assimilation. Russian and Polish languages still have a strong influence on Ukrainian one. …”
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LOVE in English and Polish by Małgorzata Brożyna Reczko

“…The paper focuses on the similarities and differences in conceptualizing the abstract concept of love in the English and Polish languages. An analytical method, developed by Bartmiński and associates, serves as the theoretical basis for the reconstruction of the linguistic picture of the world.   …”
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Transitive Phenomena in the Grammatical System of the Language by Natalia Scherbii

“…Practical material is taken from the national corpora of the Ukrainian and Polish languages. Using examples from modern fiction and non-fiction, we have held a study of the phenomena of interaction and conversion responsible for semantic changes in words and their structural and grammatical peculiarities.…”
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Valerijus Čekmonas: kalbų kontaktai ir sociolingvistika. Sudarė Laima Kalėdienė. Vilnius: Lietuvių kalbos institutas, 2017. 1110 p. ISBN 978-609-411-201-0. by Виктория Ушинскене

“…Čekmonas on the interaction of the Lithuanian, Belarusian and Polish lan­guages. Some articles were drawn up together with co-authors, this perfectly reflects Čekmonas’ ambition to focus on solving the problem in the joint work of co-workers and to force them to take responsibility for the continuation of the work. …”
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About Unlucky Words in the Academic Dictionaries by Yan Vavzhinchik

“…Multi-volume alphabetical dictionaries of the Russian and Polish languages are analyzed from the point of view of information related to different levels of language structure and resting in the process of plotting and editing work for real and the potential vocabularies. …”
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Russian and Polish Grammars of the 18th Century as Textbooks on Language Theory by Alla Kozhinowa

“…The grammars under consideration were aimed not only at a detailed description of the Russian and Polish languages or teaching the correct language usage; in addition, they contained some theoretical information given in a manner that is comparable with modern linguistic knowledge. …”
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Psychological consequences of IVF fertilization – Review of research by Alicja Malina, Julie Ann Pooley

“…Studies in the English and Polish languages, peer reviewed and investigating general IVF and infertility psychological issues were included. …”
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Народні уявлення про хвороби крізь призму фразеології української та польської мов by Ірина [Iryna] Степанівна [Stepanivna] Чибор [Chybor]

“… Folk perceptions of disease through the prism of Ukrainian and Polish phraseology The article analyzes the phraseological units of the Ukrainian and Polish languages motivated by folk perceptions of the etiology of diseases; describes ethnocultural features of the formation of the analyzed units; and reveals that in Ukrainian and Polish phraseology the idea of personification and demonic origin of diseases is highlighted by coding in the phraseological units: 1) the outward appearance of mythical creatures similar to the appearance of an afflicted person; 2) specific actions of the personified disease that lead to the deterioration of health or even death; 3) folk ways of treating illness and so on.   …”
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Synonymic Relations in Verbal Lexis of the Smolensk Dialect in the 17 th – 18 th Centuries by Inna A. Koroleva

“…Extensive lexicographic material of the Russian, Belarusian, Ukrainian and Polish languages was involved, as well as data from monographic studies on the topic. …”
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Towards a Typology of Lexical Semantic Derivation Models: Linguistic and Psycholinguistic Aspects by Олег Деменчук

“…The study substantiates linguistic and psycholinguistic features of the models in the contrastive aspect (based on the Ukrainian and Polish languages). Materials and Methods. The material for the analysis is the Ukrainian and Polish adjectives-stimuli that represent the concepts of experiential situation. …”
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Category of diversity in linguaphilosophic prospect by Kulpina Valentina Grigorievna, Tatarinov Victor Andreevich

“…It is established cross-language differences filling lexical units within the multitude uniform on the basis of a comparison of the Russian and Polish languages. The focus of the article is the heterogeneity of the multitude category, designated as a complementary multitude, in which the union objects to the group is based on the complementary elements provided in various multitudes, multitudes with different nominations and acting in conjunction with the names of the objects themselves, which form these multitudes: ассорти, коллекция, канцтовары. …”
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Предикатно-аргументная структура польских и болгарских многоприставочных глаголов by Юлия [Julia] Мазуркевич-Сулковска [Mazurkiewicz-Sułkowska]

“… Predicate-argument structure of Polish and Bulgarian polyprefixal verbs The modern Bulgarian and Polish languages display a tendency to create polyprefixal verbs that are characteristic carriers of expression in the spoken language. …”
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Uma revolução chamada Bocage: inadaptação e libertação by Eloísa Porto Corrêa

“…In light or nighttime scenarios, sometimes in a polished language, sometimes obscene, he builds a vast gallery of female figures castes or libertines, loved by a poetic-self libertarian, an oppressive society and morality. …”
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Letters from Wałcz region and Krajna till the end of the XVIII century from the resources of State Archives in Toruń by Krystian Chyrkowski

“…The correspondence was mainly in German language due to the neighbourhood of Brandenburg and later – Prussia. Latin and Polish languages were used as well. The condition of letters varies a lot – from excellent to poor. …”
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