Linguistic Encoding & Decoding in Global Contexts

By Heinrich Weber & Ksenia Kardanova-Biryukova &

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The Book of Proceedings features a selection of papers presented at the 54th Linguistics Colloquium: “Linguistic Encoding / Decoding in Global Contexts,” held from September 19th-22nd, 2019, at the Institute of Foreign Languages, Moscow City University (Moscow, Russia). The volume includes 23 papers covering a range of linguistic topics, including cognitive semantics, historical linguistics, stylistics, pragmatics, translation studies, and communication studies.

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About Heinrich Weber

Ksenia Kardanova-Biryukova is the Head of the Chair of Linguistics and Translation Studies at Moscow City University (MCU). She holds a PhD in Linguistics and is involved in various research projects both inside and outside the country. Her research interests include Psycholinguistics, Sociolinguistics and Translation Studies, as well as Research Methodology and Big Data Analysis.
Olga Suleimanova is a Professor of Linguistics at the Chair of Linguistics and Translation Studies, Moscow City University (MCU). Her research interests lie in the fields of Cognitive Semantics and Translation; Urban Discourse analysis and Urban Toponymy also capture her attention.