Zhelvis Vladimir Ilyich
Lastname:
Zhelvis
First name:
Vladimir
Middle name:
Ilyich
Sex:
Male
Degree:
Doctor of Sciences
Academic rank:
Professor
Organization:
Yaroslavl State Pedagogical University named after K.D.Ushinsky
Position:
Professor of the Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures
Country:
Russia
City:
Yaroslavl
E-mail:
v.zhelvis@gmail.com
Additional information:
Publication in the collection of articles "Speech genres": Zhelvis V.I. Invective in the paradigm of means of phatic communication. [Invektiva v paradigme sredstv faticheskogo obshheniya]. Zhanry rechi – Speech genres. Saratov: College, 1997. Vol. 1. Pp. 137-144; Zhelvis V.I. On a form of euphemistic replacement. [Ob odnom vide ehvfemisticheskoj zameny]. Zhanry rechi – Speech genres. Saratov: College, 1999. Vol. 2. Pp. 281-287; Zhelvis V.I. Verbal duel: the history and the game part. [Verbal'naya duehl': istoriya i igrovoj komponent]. Zhanry rechi – Speech genres. Saratov: College, 2002. Vol. 3. Pp. 200-205; Zhelvis V.I. Culture and obscenity: relationship problems. [Kul'tura i nepristojnost': problemy vzaimootnoshenij]. Pryamaya i nepryamaya kommunikatsiya – Direct and indirect communication. Saratov: Kolledzh, 2003. Pp. 52-60; Zhelvis V.I. Name-calling as a national-specific characteristic. Anglo-Russian swear preferences. [Obzyvaniya kak natsional'no-spetsificheskaya kharakteristika. Аnglo-russkie brannye predpochteniya]. Zhanry rechi – Speech genres. Saratov: Publishing Center "Science", 2011. Vol. 7. Genre and linguistic identity. Pp. 188-210; Zhelvis V.I. "Anti-Grice": postulates rudeness as a regulator of communicative behavior. [«Аnti-Grajs»: postulaty grubosti kak regulyatora kommunikativnogo povedeniya]. Zhanry rechi – Speech genres. Saratov, Moscow, 2012. Vol. 8. Genre and creativity. Pp. 99-109.
Статьи автора
Авторы | Название статьи | Журнал |
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Zhelvis V. I. | Blasphemy as a speech genre | Speech Genres, 2015, iss. 2 (12) |
Zhelvis V. I. | The name calling communication genre: German vs. Russian names of human body parts as a source of derogatory idioms | Speech Genres, 2015, iss. 1 (11) |