Linguistics

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• A Linguistic Comparison of Wine Evaluation in Georgian and Western Technical Sheets

  Nino Kuratishvili

  pp. 109-122

• AGGRESSIVE HUMOUR- SOCIAL NORM VIOLATIONS IN STAND-UP COMEDY

  Nino Kuratishvili

  pages 19

• BENEVOLENT SEXIST TENDENCIES IN GENDER ASSESSMENT IN THE ENGLISH TERM OF ENDEARMENT “BABY” AND ITS VARIATIONS

  Sofia Nikolaishvili

  pages 14

• Breach of Conversational Maxims in Courtroom Discourse: A Conversation Analysis Approach

  Sopiko Gvritishvili

  pp. 60-72

• BREAKING GENDER AND GAY STEREOTYPES IN GEORGIAN SOCIETY On the example of the Georgian gay discourse

  Tinatin Dadianidze

  pages 8

• Challenges of Phraseological Translation in the Era of AI: Georgian-Russian MT Perspectives and the Role of Intermediary Languages

  Shorena Tsabadze

  pp. 80-85

• COLOR IDIOMS AND THEIR GEORGIAN EQUIVALENTS

  Lela Ebralidze

  pages 10

• Colour-Related Conceptual Metaphors in The Context of The Film La La Land

  Aura Caro Sampedro

  pp. 10-24

• COMPARATIVE LINGUISTIC AND FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS OF VERBAL IRONY DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC Using Examples from English and Georgian Facebook Posts

  Mari Nikabadze

  pages 15

• THE CONCEPT OF FOREGROUNDING IN THE WAKE OF THE DEVELOPMENTS OF STYLISTICS

  Nino Tevdoradze

  pages 10

• CONCEPTUAL METAPHORS AND METONYMIES IN “CORALINE” BY N. GAIMAN

  Nato Peradze

  pages 12

• CONCEPTUAL METAPHORS IN ‘THE DEAD OF WINTER’ BY CHRIS PRIESTLEY

  Nato Peradze

  Pages 16

• Conceptual Metaphors of Soul in Philosophical Discourse

  Ana Gelovani

  pp. 31-42

• COVID-19: WAR OF METAPHORS THE COVERAGE OF NOVEL CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC IN GEORGIAN NEWS REPORTS

  Nazi Iritspukhova

  pages 21

• DEVELOPING DEMOCRATIC CULTURE BASED ON DIVERSE TYPES OF EDUCATION – NON-FORMAL EDUCATION

  Nino Jojua

  pages 16

• Ephrem Mtsire’s Translation Technique Based on the Pseudo-Athanasius of Alexandria’s Homily “Sermo de descriptione Deiparae” The research was funded by the Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation of Georgia, PHDF-23-3469

  ilia Tsetskhladze

  pp. 123-133

• Etymological Analysis of Six Mazandarani Toponymical Suffixes

  Farzin Ghobadighadikolaei

  pp. 103-111

• THE FRAMAL CONNECTION BETWEEN THE CONCEPTS CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN GEORGIAN AND BRITISH ENGLISH

  Ketevani Imedashvili

  pages 7

• GENDER DIFFERENCES IN EMOTION FRAMING

  Natia Zardiashvili

  pages 16

• Gender Equality and Feminist Fabulation: The Heroine’s Journey as a New Narrative Paradigm

  Erika Lucia Silipo

  pp. 25-37

• GENDER ISSUES IN GEORGIAN AND ENGLISH PROVERBS

  Sopio Totibadze

  pages 12

• GENDERED METAPHORS IN POLITICAL DISCOURSE

  Sopio Totibadze

  pages 22

• GEORGIA ON THE PATH TO EU INTEGRATION: TRANSLATION AND TERMINOLOGY-RELATED CHALLENGES OF THE GEORGIAN LANGUAGE IN THE CONTEXT OF LEGISLATIVE APPROXIMATION

  Nana Gogia

  Pages 9

• GEORGIAN WINESPEAK

  Salome Gogadze

  pages 14

• Guilt-Tripping in Gaslighting Discourse: From Self-Trust to “I’m Sorry”

  Valeria Purtseladze

  pp. 123-137