Year LIX, Issue 4, 2017<<Archive>>
Bulgаriаn Lаnguаgе аnd Culturе Abroаd
MARKERS OF THE BULGARIAN LINGUISTIC PICTURE OF THE WORLD (A review through the prism of a group of idioms)
In the process of teaching Bulgarian language as a foreign, the knowledge of idioms as markers of the language picture, expressing ethno-specific color, is of great importance. Evaluation as well as linguo-cultural information encoded in phrasal units has a k...
linguistic picture of the world; second language acquisition; idioms
TRAINING IN INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION AND LITERATURE
This paper attempts to put forward some problems of foreign language teaching in relation to cross-cultural communication. The introduction of cross-cultural issues in foreign language teaching is a logical consequence of the integrative tendencies which are...
multicultural education; competence; foreign language teaching; original cultural mediator
MEETING OF THREE BULGARIAN SCHOOLS IN SOUTHERN FRANCE
Rеviеws аnd Informаton
Third Forum “Bulgаriаn Grаmmаr”
THIRD FORUM „BULGARIAN GRAMMAR“
ALEXANDER VLADIMIROVICH BONDARKO’S FUNCTIONAL GRAMMAR
Abstact. The paper presents some short biographical notes and traces the prehistory (referring to the works of O. Jespersen, I. I. Meshchaninov and other scholars), the emergence, and the development of the theory of functional grammar by the prominent...
functional-semantic category; functional-semantic field; center; periphery; grammatical category; morphological category
CONCEPTS OF PRAGUE FUNCTIONAL STRUCTURALISM IN THE WORKS OF PROF. A. V. BONDARKO AND PROF. I. KUTSAROV
Abstact: One of the leading methodological linguistic trends of the past 20th century is undisputedly linguistic structuralism. The Prague school, also known as the Prague linguistic circle, is one of the first structuralist linguistic schools, being prope...
Prague school (Prague linguistic circle); Prague functional structuralism; theory of markedness; functional grammar; theory of center and periphery in the language; functional theory of semantic fields
ON THE QUESTION OF THE TYPOLOGY OF FUNCTIONAL SEMANTIC FIELDS IN THE CONTEMPORARY BULGARIAN LANGUAGE
The research paper focuses on the question of the typology of functional semantic fields in the contemporary Bulgarian language. In the analysis comments have been made on A. V. Bondarko and I. Kutsarov’s popular classification models of FSF in the Russian an...
functional grammar; A. V. Bondarko; functional-semantic fields; types of functional-semantic fields
CATEGORIALITY AND NON-CATEGORIALITY IN A. V. BONDARKO’S FUNCTIONAL GRAMMAR
The article discusses two of the terms that are in the basis of A. V. Bondarko’s functional grammar theory. Additionally, a presentation is made of the properties of categorical meanings in the language system and of non-categorical meanings in speech, and...
functional grammar; A. V. Bondarko; categorial and non-categorial meanings
THE FUNCTIONAL SEMANTIC-STYLISTIC CATEGORIES AXIOLOGY AND EVALUATION
The article examines the concept of the functional semantic-stylistic category (FSSC) the introduction of which is the result of the development of functional direction in linguistics, particularly functional grammar and Bondarko’s theory of functional-semant...
functional semantic-stylistic category; axiology; evaluation
FUNCTIONAL GRAMMAR OF M. HALLIDAY FOR IDENTIFYING THE ELEMENTS IN TOPIC POSITION IN BULGARIAN SENTENCE
The text uses the Functional Grammar of M. A. K. Halliday (Halliday, 1985; Halliday & Mathiessen, 2004) and the definition of Halliday as the topic being this that the speaker decides to make a starting point of his message. Using this definition in a co...
Functional grammar; M.A.K. Halliday; topic; Bulgarian sentence; syntactic elements functioning as topics