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TERMINOLOGICAL SPACE AS A CORE ELEMENT OF SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER: STRUCTURE, CONTENT, FUNCTIONAL SCOPE (a case-study of popular science IT discourse)
Author:  Bagiyan A.Y., Ayvazyan N.B. Pages:  19-28

CONVENTIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FORM AND CONTENT AS ONE OF THE PROPERTIES OF THE TERM
Author:  Golovanova E.I. Pages:  29-37

COGNITIVE APPROACH TO RESEARCH OF MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY (a case-study of the French language)
Author:  Davydova E.I., Gulyaeva E.A., Borodulina N.Yu. Pages:  37-45

TERMS AND REPRESENTATION IN LANGUAGE OF CONSOLIDATED COGNITIVE EXPERIENCE OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE SUBJECT
Author:  Drozdova T.V. Pages:  45-55

GENRE VS COMMUNICATION PRODUCT: DEFINITION OF TERM IN APPLIED COMMUNICATIONS
Author:  Kiuru K.V., Krivonsov A.D. Pages:  55-59

REPRESENTATION OF THE CONCEPT OF GENDERIN GERMAN PROFESSION NAMING
Author:  Kozhanova N.V. Pages:  59-64

COMPARISON OF ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN SCIENTIFIC WORLDVIEWS IN THE COGNITIVE DOMAINS MECHANICS/MEKHANIKA
Author:  A.G. Minchenkov, A.G. Minchenkov Pages:  64-74

SPECIFIC NATURE OF PROFESSIONAL ART KNOWLEDGE
Author:  T.I. Petukhova Pages:  74-83

LANGUAGE MEANS OF FEATURING AN EXTRALINGUISTIC EVENT AND ITS PARTICIPANTS
Author:  I.B. Rubert ,N.S. Shiroglazova Pages:  84-90

SPECIAL KNOWLEDGE REPRESENTATION IN ENGLISH TERMINOLOGY AND NOMENCLATURE WITH A MYTHOLOGICAL COMPONENT
Author:  N.V. Shelepova Pages:  90-97