This article examines various approaches to defining the concept of "discourse," its linguistic usage, and the characteristics of lexicographics of English and Russian business discourse from the perspective of cultural linguistics.
Features Of Lexicography In The Cultures Of English-Speaking And Russian-Speaking Scientific Discourse
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Discourse
lexicographic and linguistic features
humanities
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