List of publications on a keyword: «stereotype»

The article looks into the problem of preventing the difficulties connected with sociocultural barrier in the international groups of students of MSc. Program as the most significant barrier that hinders the process of studies. The factors that create such barriers have been analyzed. The author comes to the conclusion that preventive measures such as information about the roots of the barrier, open discussion of the ways of eliminating it at the initial stage of studies can give effective results. Some practical advice on how to make the process of studies efficient and create a comfortable working environment in the classroom is given.

Disclosure of the concept of "ethno-social xenophobia", its understanding in the modern world and the urgency of this problem in the world community.

In this paper, an attempt was made to read the linguo-geneal reading of the poem by M.I. Tsvetaeva "On the Red Horse" (1921) to consider the figures, female and male, represent the creative imagination of M. Tsvetaeva in this period.

This article covers the expression of implicit gender identity of the subject of speech activity in the 19th and 20th century women's memories. The study revealed that implicit gender aspects associated with linguistic ascertainment of gender stereotypes presented in female linguistic material form the lexico-semantic category of “Character”. Within this category, the lexico-semantic sub-categories “Emotionality”, “Fearfulness and diffidence” and “Dreaminess” play a significant role, representing the corresponding stereotypes.

The current study’s purpose is to unveil the correlation between the phenomena of «culture», «language», «society» and «socio-professional group». This research focuses on the military cliché interpreted as a productive linguistic mechanism for explicating ethnic stereotypes of the US army subculture.

This study is intended to unveil a correlation between metaphorical images of the US Armed Forces and ethnic stereotypes of the army subculture within the Anglophone military-political discourse. The US Army is Family metaphorical model serves as a foundation for analyzing ethnic stereotypes of mass perception of the socio-professional environment of service members. According to the authors, metaphorical modeling is perceived as a linguistic means of explication of ethnic stereotypes attributed to the US Army subculture.

The article is devoted to a problem of pedagogical communication which is one of the most difficult and many-sided phenomena in the field of education. The author calls a variety of reasons which prevent to perceive and estimate pupils correctly. In article a property, plant and equipment of pedagogical communication which in case of the correct use will help the teacher to avoid many difficulties are studied.

The authors of the article consider that modern life is still full of various stereotypes. One of the most controversial questions in this article is the issue of discrimination against women in contemporary American society, and it is hard to believe, because this country claims to be a main guarantor of the human rights and freedoms.

The current study’s area of research is characterized by the relations between “ethnos”, “culture” and “language” phenomena. The subject of the research consists of the linguistic means of explication of ethnic stereotypes of the US Army subculture.

This article is devoted to socio-cultural phenomenon of stereotyping as an object of studies of Russian and Western linguists. This study is intended for students specialized in philology and also for mainstream audience.

The Old Russian literary language of complex nature arose under the Old Slavic language influence that can be seen on the example of a small lexical group of the nominations of females. 28% of the words are of the Old Slavic origin and have meanings that correlate with the ideas of Christianity and determine the Chriatian gender stereotype, reflected in the Old Russian texts.