01291nas a2200121   4500008004100000245031300041210012700354300001400481490000700495520058900502100002901091856004901120       1993                        eng d00aФормы выражения эмоциональных отношений в текстах непосредственного общения русских и болгар: строение и функционирование форм, методы их сопоставительного описания0 aФормы выражения эмоциональных отношений в текстах непосредственн  a126–1320 v183 a<p>The article is an attempt at a contrastive description of audiovisual texts, created as a result of emotional behaviour during conversations among representatives of different languages and cultures. The description follows the model of musical analysis with the main purpose of identifying the principles of the building up of the audiovisual texture of discourse using the descriptive model of the musical score. In the course of the comparative analysis various instances of regular equivalences among emotionally tinged texts (mostly Russian and Bulgarian) were identified.</p>1 aЙотов, Цветан  uhttp://www.scripta-bulgarica.eu/en/node/225400479nam a2200097   4500008004100000245007500041210007500116260011200191100002900303856004900332       1991                        eng d00aЛингвистика одновременного говорения0 aЛингвистика одновременного говорения  aСофияbУниверситетско издателство „Св. Климент Охридски“1 aЙотов, Цветан  uhttp://www.scripta-bulgarica.eu/en/node/245601527nas a2200121   4500008004100000245038100041210012700422300001200549490000600561520076000567100002901327856004901356       1984                        eng d00aО возможности использования методов современной диалектологии при сопоставительных исследованиях близкородственных языков (на материале ударного вокализма болгарского, белорусского и русского языков)0 aО возможности использования методов современной диалектологии пр  a20–240 v93 a<p>The paper discusses for the first time some ways of explicit and intensive application of the theoretical experience accumulated by modern dialectology in the contrastive description of related languages. An attempt is made to prove the theoretical reliability and adequacy of this comparatively young branch of science and the theoretical possibilities it affords for being employed as a conceptual base for contrastive studies. Concrete answers are given to the questions of what in the metalanguage experience of modern dialectology might be useful for contrastive studies and what would such a description be like. Bulgarian, Byelorussian and Russian correspondences in the sphere of stressed vocalism are used to illustrate some of the points.</p>1 aЙотов, Цветан  uhttp://www.scripta-bulgarica.eu/en/node/3363