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SECTION 1 UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE
Balazh Yu.I.
POSITIONAL VARIABILITY OF KEY COMPONENTS IN SENTENCES WITH EXTENDERS
Belei L.L.
ON THE ISSUE OF INTERLINGUAL INTERFERENCE
Bychkova T.S.
LINGUISTIC FEATURES OF THE LATE 18TH CENTURY DOCUMENTS FROM THE BUKOVYNIAN VILLAGE OF ROZTOKY (PHONETICS)
Bilovus L.I., Yablonska N.M., Shymanska V.P.
THE ROLE OF ORTHOGRAPHIC VARIABILITY IN NOUNS OF THE THIRD DECLENSION IN SHAPING LINGUISTIC IDENTITY
Vaida M.M.
STATE OF STUDY OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP TERMINOLOGY IN UKRAINIAN LINGUISTICS
Venhryniuk M.I.
ACADEMIC WRITING THROUGH THE LENS OF NARRATIVE: THE CASE OF SCIENCE POPULARIZATION IN THE WORKS OF ROBERT SAPOLSKY
Horodylovska H.H.
YURII SHEVELOV IN GERMANY: BIOGRAPHICAL CONTEXT AND LINGUISTIC WORK DURING THE EMIGRATION PERIOD
Hromyk Yu.V., Kostusiak D.M.
MODAL SYNTACTIC UNITS EXPRESSING PROBABILITY IN THE WESTERN POLISSIAN DIALECTS OF THE UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE
Humennykova T.R., Tomchuk O.F., Lihanenko I.V.
UKRAINIAN LANGUAGE IN BUSINESS COMMUNICATION: LANGUAGE MANAGEMENT AS A CORPORATE CULTURE TOOL
Kalko V.V., Diadiura H.M., Kukharieva-Rozhko V.I.
PERSUASIVE STRATEGIES AND MEANS OF THEIR IMPLEMENTATION IN PEDAGOGICAL DISCOURSE
SECTION 2 GERMANIC LANGUAGES
Alexeyev M.E., Syniova T.V.
LAW LATIN IN LEGAL ENGLISH: REASONS AND FUNCTIONS
Bakhov I.S., Sokal M.A., Iliasov O.O., Kon O.O.
FEATURES OF INTERPRETATION FROM ENGLISH: CONSIDERATION OF POSSIBILITIES OF INVOLVING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TO IMPROVE THE PROCESS
Berezhna M.V.
ARCHETYPAL WOMEN IN FILM: A PSYCHOLINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF THE MYSTIC AND BETRAYER
Borolis I.I., Roienko L.V., Redko S.P., Kulazhenko O.P.
LATIN AND ENGLISH IN PROFESSIONAL COMMUNICATION: THE ROLE OF CLASSICAL AND GLOBAL LANGUAGES IN MODERN TERMINOLOGY
Voskoboinyk V.I., Kyrnis N.I.
LEXICO-SEMANTIC AND STRUCTURAL FEATURES OF ENGLISH RESTAURANT TERMINOLOGY
Davydenko I.V.
“I” AS MIND, INTELLECT AND INTELLIGENCE
Doichyk O.Ya., Shkoruta I.I.
CONCEPTUAL INTEGRATION OF NARRATIVE MENTAL SPACES AS A COGNITIVE MODEL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY CONCEPTUALIZATION IN DISCOURSE BY IRVIN YALOM
Zubach O.A., Dihel A.M.
SPECIFICS OF TRANSLATING GERMAN-LANGUAGE MEDICAL TEXTS
Zubach O.A.
THE CONCEPT OF WAR: A COGNITIVE AND COMMUNICATIVE EXPERIENCE
Kalenchenko O.O.
METHODOLOGY OF STUDYING KEY VOCABULARY IN ACADEMIC ENGLISH WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF TECHNICAL DISCOURSE
Katrych A.V., Romanovska O.R., Stroienko N.H.
LINGUOPRAGMATIC FEATURES OF MARITIME ENGLISH IN THE CONDITIONS OF INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION ON SHIP
Krai Kh.S., Nuzban O.V.
INTERTEXTUALITY AS A MEANS OF CREATING POLITICAL MEANING IN MODERN ENGLISH-LANGUAGE JOURNALISTIC TEXTS (IN THE CONTEXT OF COVERING THE UKRAINIAN ISSUE)
SECTION 3 ROMANIC LANGUAGES
Moisiuk V.A., Seredenko V.V.
PRAGMATIC CHARACTERISTICS OF FRENCH DIPLOMATIC DISCOURSE
Tielkova O.V., Shevchenko K.O.
REGIONAL SPECIFICS OF THE SPANISH-LANGUAGE CONSTRUCTION TERMINOLOGY SYSTEM: PATHS TO UNIFICATION AND LEXICAL DIVERGENCES
SECTION 4 TURKIC LANGUAGES
Pilyk V.V.
LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS OF FORMULAIC EXPRESSIONS IN MODERN TURKISH LANGUAGE
SECTION 5 LANGUAGES OF THE PEOPLES OF ASIA, AFRICA, INDIGENOUS PEOPLES OF AMERICA AND AUSTRALIA
Kostanda I.O.
COGNITIVE MATRIX OF WAR IN CHINESE MILITARY CANONS: TRANSFORMATION FROM FIXING A RULE TO STAGEING AN ACTION
Medvedieva K.A.
READING IN JAPANESE: PSYCHOLINGUISTICS AND TEACHING CHALLENGES
Osmachko O.S.
VERBALIZATION OF THE CONFUCIAN CONCEPT OF POWER AS MORAL RESPONSIBILITY
SECTION 6 GENERAL LINGUISTICS
Butko O.A.
INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW DISCOURSE IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH: A SHORT OVERVIEW
Zhalko D.D.
THE INTERACTION OF INTERTEXTUALITY AND INTERDISCURSIVITY IN MODERN ENGLISH FICTION
Kuznietsova I.V., Myroniuk L.V., Polkovnykova S.M.
HISTORY OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF ENGLISH-LANGUAGE TERMINOLOGY IN THE FIELD OF DESIGN
Ostapenko M.P.
EPONYMS IN THE NAMING OF NEWLY DISCOVERED SPECIES (BASED ON T.L. ERWIN, 2002)
Patriarkh V.O.
THE POETICS OF ONYMS OF HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL ORIGIN IN THE NOVEL BY ERNEST HEMINGWAY “FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS”
Potapova I.M., Orlov V.V.
ESSENTIAL FOREIGN LANGUAGE SKILLS FOR HUMANITIES STUDENTS SEEKING TO ACQUIRE MEDIA LITERACY
Tarasenko K.V., Matsehora I.L.
SPECIFIC FEATURES OF LANGUAGE USE IN POLISH SONGS IN THE PERIOD OF THE RUSSIAN-UKRAINIAN WAR
SECTION 7 TRANSLATION STUDIES
Hladush N.F., Diachok N.V., Brovko K.A., Kurnylovych M.O.
LINGUOCULTURAL ADAPTATION OF ENGLISH-LANGUAGE TEXTS IN TRANSLATION FOR THE UKRAINIAN READER
Kucherenko M.V.
TRANSLATING COMPLEX NOUN PHRASES IN THE CONTEXT OF CIVIL PROTECTION: LEXICAL AND GRAMMATICAL CONSIDERATIONS
Movchan L.H., Dreichuk O.V.
DEVELOPING TRANSLATION SKILLS IN THE PRACTICAL COURSE OF A FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Povoroznyuk R.V.
RENDERING THE OUTDATED: TRANSLATING OBSOLETE AND OBSOLESCENT LANGUAGE IN LITERARY DISCOURSE
Romanchuk A.A.
BETWEEN HOMELAND AND HOSTLAND: DIASPORIC AGENCY IN UKRAINIAN POSTCOLONIAL TRANSLATION
Tulupov O.V.
CENSORSHIP IN ENGLISH-UKRAINIAN TRANSLATIONS OF ERNEST HEMINGWAY'S NOVEL “FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS”
Shkarban I.V.
AI TOOLS IN TRANSLATION PRACTICE
SECTION 8 STRUCTURAL, APPLIED, AND MATHEMATICAL LINGUISTICS
Bohatyrets V.V.
FROM FLUENCY TO FLOURISHING: APPLYING NEUROHEART EDUCATION IN CONTEMPORARY EFL INSTRUCTION
Demianchuk Yu.I.
WARTIME-POLITICAL AND MILITARY-POLITICAL VOCABULARY IN THE FOCUS OF THEORETICAL LINGUOPOLITICAL SYNERGETICS
Lysa N.S., Sukhyi O.O.
PARONYMY IN ENGLISH ECONOMIC DISCOURSE: CHALLENGES FOR BUSINESS COMMUNICATION AND WAYS TO MITIGATE SEMANTIC RISKS
SECTION 9 COMPARATIVE LITERATURE STUDIES
Skliarova I.V.
EXISTENTIALISM AS A BASIC MODEL OF THOUGHT IN UKRAINIAN LITERATURE OF THE FIRST HALF OF THE 20TH CENTURY