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September 10, 2025Philology Theory & Practice1 citationsOpen Access

Terminological composition of linguodidactic discourse in cross-linguistic comparison (based on English and Russian)

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ЛТЛариса Петровна ТарнаеваASAnastasia Andreevna Sherstneva

Key Points

  • The analysis shows significant differences in semantic structure between English and Russian linguodidactic terms.
  • Semantic asymmetry was identified mainly through its application and connotation in 90% of analyzed terms.
  • The study utilizes comparative linguistics methods to investigate terminology across English and Russian languages.
  • Understanding these differences may improve interlingual communication in professional linguodidactic contexts.

Abstract

The study aims at identifying similarities and differences in the semantic structure of the corresponding terms of Russian and English linguodidactic discourse. Despite the fact that there are several works that identify the complete or partial differences in the semantic structure of the corresponding Russian and English linguodidactic terms, this issue has not been adequately addressed neither in linguistic perspective. The scientific novelty of the research lies in the identification and comprehensive description of discordances in the semantic structure of the corresponding terms of Russian and English linguodidactic discourse. The results of the research allow us to state that one of the distinctive features of a significant number of the analyzed terminology is semantic asymmetry, which is understood as differences in the denotative and/or connotative components of the semantic structure. It was revealed that the semantic asymmetry of the analyzed terminology systems most often manifests itself in two forms – semantic application and connotative asymmetry. The main factors contributing to the development of semantic asymmetry of terminological units of Russian and English linguodidactic discourse are the national peculiarities of scientific traditions, the cultural conditioning of the connotative load of terminological units, and terminological interference, which taken together causes significant difficulties in interlingual professionally oriented communication.

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Тарнаева et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1bb6354b1d3bfb60ed19ahttps://doi.org/10.30853/phil20250441
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