Influences linguistiques : l’emprunt lexical comme moyen de représentation identitaire chez Yasmina Khadra by Kheira DJERADI

“…This linguistic approach is tied to the historical, linguistic, and cultural context in which it is situated. …”
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Reflection of the Historiography of the "Ruskoi Triitsi" in Reference Books of the XX - at the Beginning of the XXI century by Dudnik Oleksandr

“…The Trinity inherited from him leaders not only cultural and educational ideas on the revival, protection and introduction of Ruthenian (Ukrainian) language in education, preservation of folk traditions, including folklore, but also the idea of historical, linguistic and the ethnic unity of the Galician Ruthenians with Ukrainians of the Dnieper region - the idea of the unity of the Ukrainian lands. …”
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CONSTITUTIONAL FOUNDATIONS FOR THE COORDINATION OF RECEIPTED AND NATIONAL LITHUANIAN LAW IN 1918–1920 by Jevgenij Machovenko, Dovile Valanciene

“…The main methods used are systematic, teleological, historical, linguistic, and comparative. This article presents an original vision of recepted law and a critical assessment of the interwar Lithuanian governmental decision to completely eliminate recepted law. …”
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LA LINGUA DEL IESSE. OSSERVAZIONI LINGUISTICHE NELL’«ITALIA RANDAGIA» DI AMY BERNARDY by Annunziata Zevola

“…This paper aims to offer a close reading, from a historical-linguistic perspective, of the chapters in Italia randagia that examine the characteristics of an English «rivestito di forme italiane» (Bernardy, 1913: 89), a language that, while gradually losing its identity on an individual level, remains collectively anchored to its Italian roots. …”
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The Image of a Man in Khanty Fairy Tales: Psycholinguistic Aspect by Margarita S. Vykhrystyuk, Sofya V. Onina, Inna V. Kovyazina

“…The research results contribute to the field by applying an integrated approach to the historical-linguistic study of the male image in Khanty tales from the perspectives of psycholinguistics and literary studies. …”
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Historical interpretation in law: content and types by I. A. Minnikes, I. V. Minnikes

“…Complex historical interpretation includes historical-systematic, historical-functional, historical-teleological, historical-legal, and historical-linguistic interpretation. Second, the basis may be the sources of law that contain the rules of law. …”
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Multidisciplinary Approach to the Study of Ethnogenesis: Genogeography and Phylogeography of Tuvan Tribal Groups by Larissa D. Damba, Vladimir Yu. Pylev, Elena V. Balanovska

“…These properties of the Y chromosome make it an additional historical source within comprehensive ethnographic, historical, linguistic, anthropological, and genetic studies of ancestral groups among peoples to have retained the memory of clan/tribal structures. …”
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Foundations, Functions, and Place of Ethical Principles of Judicial Interpretation in the Iranian Legal System by Ahmad Ehsani Far, Hosein Hooshmand Firuzabadi

“…The paper proceeds to discuss the five dependencies identified between law and ethics: historical, linguistic, ontological, existential, and psychological. …”
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UNO STRUMENTO PER DE-INVISIBILIZZARE LE IDENTITÀ E LE LINGUE DEGLI STUDENTI: AUTOBIOGRAFIE LINGUISTICHE IN UNA SCUOLA SUPERIORE DI PADOVA by Maria Antonella Russo

“…A tool for de-invisibilizing students' identities and languages: linguistic autobiographies in a high school in Padua                                    The Italian linguistic framework linked to the atavistic multilingualism of our country – due to the very rich presence of dialects and historical linguistic minorities – has been further complicated in recent decades by the addition of more languages, which have given rise to what Vedovelli calls “neoplurilingualism” due precisely to Italy’s new centripetal role with respect to migratory movements. …”
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„Słownik wyrazów obcego a mniej jasnego pochodzenia…” Jana Karłowicza – wyrazem wiedzy i zamiłowań lituanistycznych autora by Kristina Rutkovska, Eva Praškevič

“…Next to words analyzed in the EWS, he included the words of Lithuanian origin and next – Slavic borrowings of Lithuanian dialects, thereby contributing indirectly to the study of foreign lexis in the Lithuanian dia­lects. A similar historic-linguistic interpretation was acceptable in those days when the methodology of etymological research was just developing and every manifestation of language was worth documenting. …”
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