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The paper focuses on the metatextual features of modern Russian joke. For this purpose, we outline three functions of metatext: analysis, organization, and manipulation of language or text. Russian joke employs all these functions but it is very productive in manipulation of standard (conventional) linguistic, discursive devices for providing criticism and / or parody of the world and language itself. Its repository of metatextual devices is very rich and powerful, e.g. presenting non-conventional definitions, playing with motivation of word formation and connotative meaning, up to the violation of discursive devices like zeugma, chiasm, implication, presupposition, contamination of texts, etc.
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Erőszakos radikalizmus kockázatbecslése – elméleti háttér és kutatási eredmények
Risk matrix for violent extermism – theoretical background and research findings
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primarily as quantitative research based on the analysis of language and literacy performance data, readers will note that this report is based on purely exploratory and descriptive findings. In addition, its conclusion must be tentative given the
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lexical approach ( McCrae & John, 1992; Montag & Elhai, 2019; Montag & Panksepp, 2017 ), which means that statistical analysis of language resulted in five personality traits with relatively stable distribution around the globe (for exceptions see