Childrens' Scarf Dances: About Folk Dance Beyond Motifs by Anna Gordos

“…The paper presents the traditional appearances of the scarf in dances and its usage’s symbolic semantic layers with a special focus on wedding pair-choosing dances. …”
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The Place of Ekphrasis in the Formation of Architectural Narrative by Serap Faiz Büyükçam, Hande Asar

“…However, architectural drawing possesses symbolic and semantic layers akin to any language. This study focuses on these layers through “ekphrasis”, which is based on the relationship between visual and verbal representation, and asks: “How does ekphrasis as a method relate to the meaning of architectural drawing, and how does it find a place for itself in the architectural narrative?” …”
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«‘A fijar con ritmo y rima / el fluyente pensamiento’: huellas del Cancionero medieval en el Cancionero de Unamuno» by Norbert von Prellwitz

“…Abstract: The adoption of the rhymed quartet and of other traditional medieval Spanish poetry patterns in Unamuno’s Cancionero has mainly a condensing and rhythmic function, offering different aspects, from hybrid counterfeits which include medieval themes, going through aphorisms and sayings up to avant-garde experiments which multiply semantic layers. Keywords: Cancionero. Traditional strophe. …”
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The Reinvention of Padishah-i Islam in the Visual Representations of Ghazan Khan by Azade Latifkar

“…The first is Ghazan’s birth scene where the visual narrative is covered in various formal and semantic layers; transformed into a symbolic narrative of a holy birth associated with those of the prophets. …”
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The Reinvention of Padishah-i Islam in the Visual Representations of Ghazan Khan by Azadeh Latifkar

“…The first is Ghazan’s birth scene where the visual narrative is covered in various formal and semantic layers; transformed into a symbolic narrative of a holy birth associated with those of the prophets. …”
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Is It the Door Through Death What Scares Us? An Analysis of The Cask of Amontillado Between Semiotics and Narratology Interface by Orhun Büyükkarcı

“…The methodology of the study, improved by French semiotician, Algirdas Julien Greimas, comprises the analysis of three semantic layers: the discursive, narrative and deep levels. …”
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PROPOSITIONAL ANALYSIS AS A WAY OF REVEALING UNDERLYING CULTURAL MEANINGS IN THE TEXT OF OMENS by Liang Mengjie

“…The analysis of the types and structure of the event proposition in Russian ornithological omens with the subject dominant revealed the actual elements of the propositional semantics of this type of omens: these are the propositions “(over)movement” and “action”. Several semantic layers of the text of omens have been studied: proper propositional, intra-propositional and prepositional. …”
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Columbus in Slovakia, or On the City’s Specific Tone. Leopold Wolfgang Rochowanski’s Portrayal of Bratislava by Jozef Tancer

“…As the result of period political context, however, he also ignores or marginalises some of the semantic layers of the city (portrayal of Jews) and in effect reduces the urban text. …”
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Evaluative Potential of Lexemes — Representatives of Concept TRUE in Russian by O. A. Lebedeva, E. E. Smirnova

“…It is shown that in the total semantic content of the concept TRUTH, two semantic layers of its conceptual content in the modern Russian are realized: correspondence to reality; compliance with the norm in the world of people, the highest ideal. …”
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Man in the Town (Dušan Kraus´s Debut Book Lives Fleeing) by Vladimír Barborík

“…The subject of the analysis is the basic semantic layers of the work (language, narration, composition) and its genological and typological foundations. …”
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Bratislava on the Threshold – Bratislava of Thresholds (The City in the Period of Normalisation: Životy unikajúce [Lives Leaking] by Dušan Kraus) by Vladimír Barborík

“…The novel works with two semantic layers. The narrative is of factual or even official record character, the symbolic generalisation rests on the double meaning of the title that evokes both a gas leak and the movement of its victims from life to death as well as the city as a fluid, unstable entity where life “leaks” from its inhabitants. …”
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New manifestations and meanings of Orthodox Lity - preservation of identity and sacralization of space and time in the Belgrade’s (and broader Serbian) context by Todorović Ivica

“…Accordingly, attention is also paid to the symbolism of different spatial landmarks, which is emphasized at the level of several semantic layers. Recent events have once again actualized the importance of the Lity procession ritual - deeply rooted in both folk tradition and religion - as well as its manifestations, both in the Republic of Serbia and in the wider Serbian ethnic area. …”
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Critique and analysis of cultural elements in Ibn Arabshah’s translation of Marzbannameh based on Ivory by Seyyed mehdi Masboogh, Solmaz Ghafari

“…Since transferring all the semantic layers of a word from one language to another is a difficult task and no exact equivalent can be found for each of the cultural elements in the target language, the exact explanation of each word according to the semantic realm and cultural content requires an independent solution. …”
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Rereading Good Governance in Light of Different Perspectives: Program of Optimizing Public Policy, Agenda for Transition to Democracy or Hegemony Reproduction Strategy by Noormohammad Nowruzi

“…Scrutinize on the semantic implications system of Good Governance Discourse reveals multiple combination of different semantic layers that reflect at least, three distinct readings or approaches: Technocratic or Policy-Oriented reading, Democratic Politics reading, Critical-Deconstructive reading. …”
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Finding Equivalences for Iranian Folklore Categories: A Case Study of the Arabic Translation of the “Noon Val-Ghalam” by Jalal Al-Ahmad by Marzie Rabiei, Abdolali Alebooye Langerodi, Ahmad Pashazanos

“…Since the transmission of all the semantic layers of a word from one language to another is difficult and cannot be precisely determined for each of the cultural elements of the language in the target language, the explanation of the concept of each term commensurate with the semantic realm and cultural theme requires an independent solution to equivalence Is. …”
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Neural aesthetic image reviewer by Wenshan Wang, Su Yang, Weishan Zhang, Jiulong Zhang

“…Specifically, they propose three models based on shared aesthetically semantic layers and task‐specific embedding layers at a high level for performance improvement on different tasks. …”
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Loyalty, Recreation or Literary Creation in Translating Poems: Contrastive Analysis of Jami and Al-Farazdaq Eulogies of Imam al-Sajjad by Narges Ansari

“…This exquisite work is different in many linguistic and even semantic layers from poetry that is more evident because of its literary features, especially if the translator is a tasteful poet. …”
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HRU-Net: A Transfer Learning Method for Carotid Artery Plaque Segmentation in Ultrasound Images by Yanchao Yuan, Cancheng Li, Ke Zhang, Yang Hua, Jicong Zhang

“…Moreover, hybrid atrous convolutions (HACs) are designed to derive diverse long-range dependences for refined plaque segmentation that are used on high-level semantic layers to exploit the implicit discrimination features. …”
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Construction and application of a multilevel geohazard domain ontology: A case study of landslide geohazards by Min Wen, Qinjun Qiu, Shiyu Zheng, Kai Ma, Shuai Zheng, Zhong Xie, Liufeng Tao

“…Notably, our approach seamlessly integrates the conceptual and semantic layers in the relationship description at each level, enabling association representation of hazard data across multiple tiers. …”
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Linguo-Cultural Component in a Folklore Toponym: The Semantics of ‘White’ in the Udmurt Names of the Kama River. Review of the book: Kelmakov, V. K. (2019). Belaia Kama vpriam’ li... by Maria V. Bobrova, Roman V. Gaidamashko

“…Based on historical and statistical data, linguistic and stylistic features of the name variants in the works of the Udmurts, the author concludes that there are two semantic layers in the name “White Kama”: 1) the retrospective, tied to the hydronym Belaya River — the historical homeland of the ancestors of the Udmurts; in this case, the element kam acts in the original meaning of ‘stream, river,’ and the component Tӧd’y ‘White’ — as a proper name; 2) the modern, according to which “white” is a poetic epithet of the Kama River. …”
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