EXPLORING COGNITIVE VARIATION – A STEP FORWARD TOWARDS REALISM
Pages:  416-426
Author:  Arkhipov I.К.

WHOSE CLOTHING MAY A WOLF WEAR? ON THE MODIFICATIONS OF THE IDIOM WOLF IN SHEEP’S CLOTHING IN RUSSIAN AND ENGLISH
Pages:  427-434
Author:  Dronov P.S.

COGNITIVE VARIATION OF CONTEXT: PLANTS AND FRAGRANCES IN THE RUSSIAN LITERARY CORPUS
Pages:  434-441
Author:  Zharova D.V.

PHRASEOLOGICAL CREATIVITY AS A REFLECTION OF DIFFERENT WAYS THE REPRESENTATIVES OF ENGLISH-SPEAKING AND RUSSIAN-SPEAKING CULTURES INTERPRET THE WORLD
Pages:  441-453
Author:  Zykova I.V.

COGNITIVE VARIATION WITHIN THE MEANING AS THE REFLECTION OF PERCEPTUAL EXPERIENCE DIVERSITY
Pages:  453-463
Author:  Ivashkevich I.N.

DIRECT VS. INDIRECT NAMING: DYNAMIC TRANSFERS IN TEXT
Pages:  463-472
Author:  Kiose M.I.

DYNAMIC CHARACTER OF THE PROCESSES OF CONCEPTUALIZING AND CATEGORIZING EVALUATION OF PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY IN RUSSIAN, ENGLISH AND JAPANESE
Pages:  472-479
Author:  Kiselev D.A., Kovaleva O.N.

COGNITIVE VARIATION IN THE TRANSLATION PROCESS
Pages:  478-483
Author:  Lavrenteva T.V.

THE ANGLO-SCOTTISH BALLAD: FROM DEEPER SENSES TO THEIR RUSSIAN INTERPRETATION BY MEANS OF COGNITIVE TRANSLATION METHODOLOGY
Pages:  484-495
Author:  Manerko L.A., Berdnokiva D.V.

VARIANT COGNITIVE SIGNS OF MYTHOLOGICAL NAMES AS A RESULT OF MODELING THE IMAGES OF THE WORLD IN NEWSPAPER DISCOURSE
Pages:  495-502
Author:  Nemirova N.V.