Journal “Culture Of The Word” – № 77, 2012
Founders
National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine,
Institute of Ukrainian Language of NAS
Publisher
Institute of the Ukrainian Language of National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine
Certificate of State Registration:
КВ №11864-735Р series from 19.10.2006, Ministry of Justice of Ukraine
Back side of the journal
Editorial board
Editorin Chief of the journal – Svitlana Ya. Yermolenko
Deputy editor-in-chief of the journal – Svitlana P. Bybyk
Executive journal Secretary – Halyna M. Siuta
Responsible for the issue of the magazine – Halyna M. Siuta
Pavlo Yu. Hrytsenko
Ivan H. Matviias
Hryhorii P. Pivtorak
Liudmyla O. Symonenko
Nadiia M. Solohub
CONTENTS
LANGUAGE WORLD OF ANATOLII DIMAROV
Prose imbued with the sun and the earth
T. Kots
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 6–14 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
“Do you hear, father of the whole nation?..”
N. Solohub
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 14–20 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
The internal dialogism of A. Dimarov’s story (Based on the story “Three brides for our father”)
S. Bybyk
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 21–25 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Language image of the teacher in A. Dimarov’s story “On a horse and under a horse”
N. Hrytsyk
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 26–32 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Language world of rural and small town “stories” by A. Dimarov
O. Cheremska, O. Maslo
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 32–37 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Linguistic aesthetics of rural everyday life in A. Dimarov’s story “Mazhorykha”
T. Shulha
Культура слова, 2012, 2 (77): 37–41 • Мова статті: українська • Анотація • PDF
About language and linguistic consciousness
S. Yermolenko
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 42 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
FIGURES OF UKRAINIAN LINGUISTS.
S. Ya. YERMOLENKO
Social prestige of the literary language
S. Yermolenko
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 43–48 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
“I need a word, not fame…”
H. Siuta
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 49–54 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
An untrimmed wing of Ukrainian linguistic stylistics
L. Kravets
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 55–58 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Grammatical stylistics in the scientific paradigm of S. Ya. Yermolenko
T. Kots
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 58–63 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
“New dictionary of epithets of the Ukrainian language”: To the corpus of the poetic language
S. Bybyk
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 64–72 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
About one thesis in Ukrainian linguistic stylistics
S. Chemerkin
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 72–76 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
The concept of “Language as Ukrainian studies” in the works of S. Ya. Yermolenko
A. Ponomarenko
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 77–81 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
“For in the beginning there was a Word” (The concept of language in the Ukrainian studies concept of S. Ya. Yermolenko)
N. Mekh
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 81–85 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
WORD IN FICTION
Metaphorization of terms in the language of Chornobyl poetry
I. Hotsynets
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 86–93 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
The word-image of heart in Ukrainian poetry of the late 20th – early 21st centuries.
H. Diadchenko
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 93–101 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Precedent phenomena of biblical origin in I. Rymaruk’s lyrics
T. Kalchenko
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 101–106 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Word – Creativity in the language of poetry by T. Shevchenko, I. Franko, and Lesia Ukrainka
N. Mekh
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 107–113 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
The language of nature in the poetry of L. Kostenko, V. Stus, and M. Vinhranovskyi
U. Mishchuk
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 114–119 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
THEORY OF STYLISTICS
The language of fiction and literary language
H. Siuta
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 120–127 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
The concept of “language personality” in Ukrainian studies
L. Struhanets
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 127–133 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
LANGUAGE NORM: CONSTANT AND CHANGING
Fashion for words and language norms
Ye. Karpilovska
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 134–140 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
The principles of the unification of the vocabulary of the modern Ukrainian literary language in the works of Vasyl Simovych
T. Melnyk
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 141–146 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
The norm in the language landscape of Kyiv
O. Oliinyk
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 146–152 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
GRAMMATICAL STYLISTICS
Denial in the headlines of modern mass media
M. Bahan
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 153–157 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Active word-formation models in the idiolect of Vasyl Stus
L. Kysliuk
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 157–162 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
FROM THE HISTORY OF CULTURE AND WRITING
The language of Ukrainian ritual songs
I. Matvias
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 163–169 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Coffee: The history of the word in the history of nations
L. Hnatiuk
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 169–175 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
PRONUNCIATION AND ACCENT
Accentuation of prefix formations from the verb to tell
V. Vynnytskyi
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 176–179 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Suffix accentuation of adjectives in Lesya Ukrainka’s poetry
M. Sachko
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 180–184 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
OUR CONSULTATIONS
Ádzhe – adzhé
I. Vykhovanets
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 185–186 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Bilshe sta osib or ponad sto osib?
I. Vykhovanets
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 186 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Capital and small letters in street names
K. Horodenska
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 186–187 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Vytikaie – vyplyvaie
I. Vykhovanets
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 187–188 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Dantsi, daniitsi or datchany?
K. Horodenska
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 188–189 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Let’s call them Lesiu, Olesiu, Orysiu
K. Horodenska
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 189 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Don’t put an extra comma
I. Vykhovanets
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 190 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Obydva oka i oboie ochei
K. Horodenska
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 190–191 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Razom z tym or vodnochas?
I. Vykhovanets
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 191–192 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Revnyi – revnyvyi
I. Vykhovanets
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 192–193 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Samolikuvannia mozhe zashkodyty chy nashkodyty zdorovʺiu?
I. Vykhovanets
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 193–194 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Try nezabutni i try nezabutnikh zustrichi
I. Vykhovanets
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 194–195 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Fenómen – fenomén
I. Vykhovanets
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 195 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
Khvylynu nazad or khvylynu tomu?
I. Vykhovanets
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 195–196 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF
REVIEWS
To the wonders of cultural and linguistic refinement (Vykhovanets I. R. Let’s talk Ukrainian: Linguistic studies. Kyiv: Pulsary, 2012. 160 p.)
N. Horholiuk
Culture of the word, 2012, 2 (77): 197–199 • Language: Ukrainian • Abstract • PDF