<variant> Cultural concepts
<variant> Cultural space
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Linguaculturological paradigm
<variant> a set of linguistic forms and categories reflecting ethnic, social, historical, scientific worldview.
<variant> the ideals dictated by society and nature
<variant> is the source of a person's experiences and personality.
<variant> a form of existence of culture in consciousness of its representatives.
<variant> abstract concepts with cultural components.
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A set of linguistic forms and categories reflecting ethnic, social, historical, scientific worldview.
<variant> Linguaculturological paradigm
<variant> Cultural installations
<variant> Cultural traditions
<variant>Cultural inheritance
<variant> Cultural concepts
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Mindset (mentality)
<variant> is a set of assumptions, methods, or notations held by one or more people or groups of people that is so established that it creates a powerful incentive within these people or groups to continue to adopt or accept prior behaviors, choices, or tools.
<variant> a set of linguistic forms and categories reflecting ethnic, social, historical, scientific worldview.
<variant> the ideals dictated by society and nature
<variant> is the source of a person's experiences and personality.
<variant> a form of existence of culture in consciousness of its representatives.
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A set of assumptions, methods, or notations held by one or more people or groups of people that is so established that it creates a powerful incentive within these people or groups to continue to adopt or accept prior behaviors, choices, or tools.
<variant> Mindset (mentality)
<variant> Linguaculturological paradigm
<variant> Cultural installations
<variant> Cultural traditions
<variant>Cultural inheritance
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Cultural fund
<variant> a complex fund of knowledge, outlook in the field of national and world culture which a typical representative of this or that culture possesses.
<variant> a set of linguistic forms and categories reflecting ethnic, social, historical, scientific worldview.
<variant> the ideals dictated by society and nature
<variant> is the source of a person's experiences and personality.
<variant> a form of existence of culture in consciousness of its representatives.
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Linguacultureme
<variant> is a term meaning of language that includes not only elements such as grammar and vocabulary, but also past knowledge, local and cultural information, habits and behaviours.
<variant> a set of linguistic forms and categories reflecting ethnic, social, historical, scientific worldview.
<variant> the ideals dictated by society and nature
<variant> is the source of a person's experiences and personality.
<variant> a form of existence of culture in consciousness of its representatives.
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A complex fund of knowledge, outlook in the field of national and world culture which a typical representative of this or that culture possesses.
<variant> Cultural fund
<variant> Mindset (mentality)
<variant> Linguaculturological paradigm
<variant> Cultural installations
<variant> Cultural traditions
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A term meaning of language that includes not only elements such as grammar and vocabulary, but also past knowledge, local and cultural information, habits and behaviours.
<variant> Linguacultureme
<variant> Mindset (mentality)
<variant> Linguaculturological paradigm
<variant> Cultural installations
<variant> Cultural traditions
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Elite culture
<variant> literary language, culture of the educated level, bookish.
<variant> professional subculture (bookkeeping, engineering culture).
<variant> dialects and sub-dialects, peasants.
<variant> the "third culture", i.e. culture of people, intermediate culture
<variant> language a closed social group of people characterized by specific vocabulary, original use, but not having its own grammatical and phonetic system.
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Folk culture
<variant> dialects and sub-dialects, peasants.
<variant> literary language, culture of the educated level, bookish.
<variant> professional subculture (bookkeeping, engineering culture).
<variant> the "third culture", i.e. culture of people, intermediate culture
<variant> language a closed social group of people characterized by specific vocabulary, original use, but not having its own grammatical and phonetic system.
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Vernacular (colloquial, popular)
<variant> the "third culture", i.e. culture of people, intermediate culture
<variant> literary language, culture of the educated level, bookish.
<variant> professional subculture (bookkeeping, engineering culture).
<variant> dialects and sub-dialects, peasants.
<variant> language a closed social group of people characterized by specific vocabulary, original use, but not having its own grammatical and phonetic system.
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Argo
<variant> professional subculture (bookkeeping, engineering culture).
<variant> literary language, culture of the educated level, bookish.
<variant> dialects and sub-dialects, peasants.
<variant> the "third culture", i.e. culture of people, intermediate culture
<variant> Mindset (mentality)
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Argo
<variant> language a closed social group of people characterized by specific vocabulary, original use, but not having its own grammatical and phonetic system.
<variant> literary language, culture of the educated level, bookish.
<variant> dialects and sub-dialects, peasants.
<variant> the "third culture", i.e. culture of people, intermediate culture
<variant> Mindset (mentality)
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Literary language, culture of the educated level, bookish.
<variant> Elite culture
<variant> Vernacular (colloquial, popular)
<variant> Folk culture
<variant> Argo
<variant>Home
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Language a closed social group of people characterized by specific vocabulary, original use, but not having its own grammatical and phonetic system
<variant> Argo
<variant> Vernacular (colloquial, popular)
<variant> Folk culture
<variant>Home
<variant> Elite culture
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The "third culture", i.e. culture of people, intermediate culture
<variant> Vernacular (colloquial, popular)
<variant> Folk culture
<variant> Argo
<variant>Home
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Dialects and sub-dialects, peasants.
<variant> Folk culture
<variant> Vernacular (colloquial, popular)
<variant> Argo
<variant>Home
<variant> Elite culture
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Professional subculture (bookkeeping, engineering culture).
<variant> Argo
<variant> Vernacular (colloquial, popular)
<variant> Folk culture
<variant> Elite culture
<variant>Home
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Diachronic method
<variant> based on a comparative analysis of the various lingua-culturological units in time.
<variant> is the comparison of original lingua-culturological units in time and insight into their nature
<variant> designed to identify the typological proximity of various lingua-culturological units in historical and cultural process.
<variant> involving the division of a cultural object into parts and identifying the links between the parts
<variant> of comparing simultaneously existing lingua-culturological units.
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Synchronic method
<variant> of comparing simultaneously existing lingua-culturological units.
<variant> is the comparison of original lingua-culturological units in time and insight into their nature
<variant> based on a comparative analysis of the various lingua-culturological <variant> designed to identify the typological proximity of various lingua-culturological units in historical and cultural process.
<variant> that focuses on the study of lingua-culturological fact from the point of view of its origin, development and future of the whole.
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Structural and functional method
<variant> involving the division of a cultural object into parts and identifying the links between the parts
<variant> is the comparison of original lingua-culturological units in time and insight into their nature
<variant> based on a comparative analysis of the various lingua-culturological <variant> designed to identify the typological proximity of various lingua-culturological units in historical and cultural process.
<variant> that focuses on the study of lingua-culturological fact from the point of view of its origin, development and future of the whole.
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Historico-genetic method
<variant> that focuses on the study of lingua-culturological fact from the point of view of its origin, development and future of the whole.
<variant> is the comparison of original lingua-culturological units in time and <variant> based on a comparative analysis of the various lingua-culturological <variant> designed to identify the typological proximity of various lingua-culturological units in historical and cultural process.
<variant> involving the division of a cultural object into parts and identifying the links between the parts
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Typological method
<variant> designed to identify the typological proximity of various lingua-culturological units in historical and cultural process.
<variant> is the comparison of original lingua-culturological units in time and <variant> based on a comparative analysis of the various lingua-culturological <variant> that focuses on the study of lingua-culturological fact from the point of view of its origin, development and future of the whole.
<variant> involving the division of a cultural object into parts and identifying the links between the parts
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The basis of the comparative-historical method
<variant> is the comparison of original lingua-culturological units in time and insight into their nature
<variant> based on a comparative analysis of the various lingua-culturological <variant> designed to identify the typological proximity of various lingua-culturological units in historical and cultural process.
<variant> that focuses on the study of lingua-culturological fact from the point of view of its origin, development and future of the whole.
<variant> involving the division of a cultural object into parts and identifying the links between the parts
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… is the comparison of original lingua-culturological units in time and insight into their nature
<variant> The basis of the comparative-historical method
<variant> Historico-genetic method
<variant> Synchronic method
<variant> Structural and functional method
<variant> Diachronic method
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… designed to identify the typological proximity of various lingua-culturological units in historical and cultural process.
<variant> Typological method
<variant> Historico-genetic method
<variant> Structural and functional method
<variant> Synchronic method
<variant> Diachronic method
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….that focuses on the study of lingua-culturological fact from the point of view of its origin, development and future of the whole.
<variant> Historico-genetic method
<variant> Structural and functional method
<variant> Synchronic method
<variant> Diachronic method
<variant> Typological method
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… involving the division of a cultural object into parts and identifying the links between the parts
<variant> Structural and functional method
<variant> Synchronic method
<variant> Diachronic method
<variant> Typological method
<variant> The basis of the comparative-historical method
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…of comparing simultaneously existing lingua-culturological units.
<variant> Synchronic method
<variant> Diachronic method
<variant> The basis of the comparative-historical method
<variant> Historico-genetic method
<variant> Structural and functional method
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…based on a comparative analysis of the various lingua-culturological units in time.
<variant> Diachronic method
<variant> The basis of the comparative-historical method
<variant> Historico-genetic method
<variant> Synchronic method
<variant> Structural and functional method
<variant> Typological method
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Philosophical methodology
<variant> is the highest level, for which principles and categories of dialectics (Heraclitus, Platon, the Edging, etc.) are important.
<variant> methods of a concrete science.
<variant> generalization of methods and principles of studying by different sciences
<variant> designed to identify the typological proximity of various lingua-culturological units in historical and cultural process.
<variant> that focuses on the study of lingua-culturological fact from the point of view of its origin, development and future of the whole.
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…..is the highest level, for which principles and categories of dialectics (Heraclitus, Platon, the Edging, etc.) are important.
<variant> Philosophical methodology
<variant> Private methodology
<variant> General scientific methodology
<variant> designed to identify the typological proximity of various lingua-culturological units in historical and cultural process.
<variant> that focuses on the study of lingua-culturological fact from the point of view of its origin, development and future of the whole.
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General scientific methodology
<variant> generalization of methods and principles of studying by different sciences
<variant> methods of a concrete science.
<variant> is the highest level, for which principles and categories of dialectics (Heraclitus, Platon, the Edging, etc.) are important.
<variant> designed to identify the typological proximity of various lingua-culturological units in historical and cultural process.
<variant> that focuses on the study of lingua-culturological fact from the point of view of its origin, development and future of the whole.
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Generalization of methods and principles of studying by different sciences
<variant> General scientific methodology
<variant> Private methodology
<variant> Philosophical methodology
<variant> designed to identify the typological proximity of various lingua-culturological units in historical and cultural process.
<variant> that focuses on the study of lingua-culturological fact from the point of view of its origin, development and future of the whole.
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Private methodology
<variant> methods of a concrete science.
<variant> is the highest level, for which principles and categories of dialectics (Heraclitus, Platon, the Edging, etc.) are important.
<variant> generalization of methods and principles of studying by different sciences
<variant> designed to identify the typological proximity of various lingua-culturological units in historical and cultural process.
<variant> that focuses on the study of lingua-culturological fact from the point of view of its origin, development and future of the whole.
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Methods of a concrete science.
<variant> Private methodology
<variant> Philosophical methodology
<variant> General scientific methodology
<variant> designed to identify the typological proximity of various lingua-culturological units in historical and cultural process.
<variant> that focuses on the study of lingua-culturological fact from the point of view of its origin, development and future of the whole.
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Diachronic LC
<variant>the study of the changes in lingua-culturological condition of an ethnic group for a certain period of time.
<variant> investigates lingua-culturological manifestations of different, but interrelated ethnos.
<variant> which is engaged in drawing up of dictionaries on Lingua-countrystudy.
<variant> a relatively new science. It only starts to develop.
<variant> Private methodology
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Comparative LC
<variant> investigates lingua-culturological manifestations of different, but interrelated ethnos.
<variant> which is engaged in drawing up of dictionaries on Lingua-countrystudy.
<variant>the study of the changes in lingua-culturological condition of an ethnic group for a certain period of time.
<variant> a relatively new science. It only starts to develop.
<variant> Private methodology
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Contrastive LC
<variant> a relatively new science. It only starts to develop.
<variant> which is engaged in drawing up of dictionaries on Lingua-countrystudy.
<variant>the study of the changes in lingua-culturological condition of an ethnic group for a certain period of time.
<variant> Private methodology
<variant> investigates lingua-culturological manifestations of different, but interrelated ethnos.
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LC lexicography
<variant> which is engaged in drawing up of dictionaries on Lingua-countrystudy.
<variant> a relatively new science. It only starts to develop.
<variant> investigates lingua-culturological manifestations of different, but interrelated ethnos.
<variant>the study of the changes in lingua-culturological condition of an ethnic <variant> Private methodology
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A relatively new science. It only starts to develop.
<variant> Contrastive LC
<variant> Comparative LC
<variant> Diachronic LC
<variant> LC lexicography
<variant> Private methodology
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It is engaged in drawing up of dictionaries on Lingua-countrystudy.
<variant> LC lexicography
<variant> Comparative LC
<variant> Contrastive LC
<variant> Diachronic LC
<variant> Private methodology
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Investigates lingua-culturological manifestations of different, but interrelated ethnos
<variant> Comparative LC
<variant> Contrastive LC
<variant> Diachronic LC
<variant> LC lexicography
<variant> Private methodology
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The study of the changes in lingua-culturological condition of an ethnic group for a certain period of time.
<variant> Diachronic LC
<variant> Comparative LC
<variant> Contrastive LC
<variant> LC lexicography
<variant> Private methodology
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Aim of LC
<variant> to study the ways in which language embodies, stores and transmits culture.
<variant> a relatively new science. It only starts to develop.
<variant> which is engaged in drawing up of dictionaries on Lingua-countrystudy.
<variant>the study of the changes in lingua-culturological condition of an ethnic group for a certain period of time.
<variant> Private methodology
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The subject of LC
<variant> speech behavior;
<variant> LC lexicography
<variant> Private methodology
<variant> The basis of the comparative-historical method
<variant> Historico-genetic method
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The subject of LC
<variant>stylistic description of language
<variant> LC lexicography
<variant> Private methodology
<variant> The basis of the comparative-historical method
<variant> Historico-genetic method
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The subject of LC
<variant>metaphors and images of language
<variant> LC lexicography
<variant> Private methodology
<variant> The basis of the comparative-historical method
<variant> Historico-genetic method
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The subject of LC
<variant> standards, stereotypes and symbols
<variant> LC lexicography
<variant> Private methodology
<variant> The basis of the comparative-historical method
<variant> Historico-genetic method
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The subject of LC
<variant> phraseological fund of language
<variant> LC lexicography
<variant> Private methodology
<variant> The basis of the comparative-historical method
<variant> Historico-genetic method
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The subject of LC
<variant> paremiological fund of language
<variant> LC lexicography
<variant> Private methodology
<variant> The basis of the comparative-historical method
<variant> Historico-genetic method
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The subject of LC
<variant> mythologized language units
<variant> LC lexicography
<variant> Private methodology
<variant> The basis of the comparative-historical method
<variant> Historico-genetic method
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The subject of LC
<variant> non-equivalent lexicon and lacunas
<variant> LC lexicography
<variant> Private methodology
<variant> The basis of the comparative-historical method
<variant> Historico-genetic method
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The subject of LC
<variant> archetypes and mythologemes
<variant> LC lexicography
<variant> Private methodology
<variant> The basis of the comparative-historical method
<variant> Historico-genetic method
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The subject of LC
<variant> speech etiquette
<variant> LC lexicography
<variant> Private methodology
<variant> The basis of the comparative-historical method
<variant> Historico-genetic method
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Non-equvalent language units
<variant> lexical units of the source language or dialect that does not have regular (full or partial) lexical correspondences in the target language.
<variant> socially defined and culturally specific rules of human speech behavior in everyday situations, in accordance with their social and psychological roles, personal relations in the formal and informal communication environments.
<variant> is a code of behavior that delineates expectations for social behavior according to contemporary conventional norms within a society, social class, or <variant> is an important mythological character, theme, situation, it is like a "main character" of the myth, which can move from myth to myth, or repeated in myths of different nations, cultures
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Mythologeme -
<variant> is an important mythological character, theme, situation, it is like a "main character" of the myth, which can move from myth to myth, or repeated in myths of different nations, cultures.
<variant> socially defined and culturally specific rules of human speech behavior in everyday situations, in accordance with their social and psychological roles, personal relations in the formal and informal communication environments.
<variant> lexical units of the source language or dialect that does not have regular (full or partial) lexical correspondences in the target language
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Ritual
<variant> is a system of actions made on strictly established order, traditional way and during certain time.
<variant> socially defined and culturally specific rules of human speech behavior in everyday situations, in accordance with their social and psychological roles, personal relations in the formal and informal communication environments.
<variant> lexical units of the source language or dialect that does not have regular (full or partial) lexical correspondences in the target language
<variant> is a code of behavior that delineates expectations for social behavior according to contemporary conventional norms within a society, social class, or <variant> is an important mythological character, theme, situation, it is like a "main character" of the myth, which can move from myth to myth, or repeated in myths of different nations, cultures
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A standard -
<variant> an accepted or approved example of something against which others are judged or measured.
<variant> socially defined and culturally specific rules of human speech behavior in everyday situations, in accordance with their social and psychological roles, personal relations in the formal and informal communication environments.
<variant> lexical units of the source language or dialect that does not have regular (full or partial) lexical correspondences in the target language
<variant> is a code of behavior that delineates expectations for social behavior according to contemporary conventional norms within a society, social class, or <variant> is an important mythological character, theme, situation, it is like a "main character" of the myth, which can move from myth to myth, or repeated in myths of different nations, cultures
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