00410nas a2200109   4500008004100000245008300041210008300124300001200207490000600219100002700225856004800252       2003                        eng d00aЗа граматичната метафора при субститутите0 aЗа граматичната метафора при субститутите  a20–230 v91 aКирова, Таня  uhttp://www.scripta-bulgarica.eu/en/node/90401336nas a2200121   4500008004100000245019200041210012600233300001200359490000700371520076000378100002701138856004901165       1986                        eng d00aОсновни функции на руските и българските отрицателни местоимения от стилистично-прагматично гледище0 aОсновни функции на руските и българските отрицателни местоимения  a14–220 v113 aThe negative pronoun most common functions are dealt with contrastively and from a pragmatic point of view. Those stylistically significant types of use have been analysed in which the pronouns function not as substitutes but as exponents of the speaker’s emotional and expressive attitude towards the object of speech. These pronouns may be divided into three groups in terms of the function expressed: a) pronouns actualizing the negative element in general negative sentences; b) pronouns, exponents of subjective assessment; c) pronouns functioning as abstract notions based on the negative component of their meaning. The similarities and differences between the Russian and Bulgarian pronouns from the adopted point of view are thrown into relief.1 aКирова, Таня  uhttp://www.scripta-bulgarica.eu/en/node/311301349nas a2200121   4500008004100000245018800041210012600229300001200355490000700367520077700374100002701151856004901178       1985                        eng d00aСтилистични особености в употребата на българското местоимение нещо и неговите руски съответствия0 aСтилистични особености в употребата на българското местоимение н  a34–400 v103 aThe indefinite pronouns which refer to inanimate objects can function as intensifiers and modal particles both in Bulgarian and in Russian. Their contribution to the meaning of the utterance in those cases is to render various nuances like uncertainty, approximation, suspicion, irony, familiarity, partitive relations, etc. depending on the context and situation. The pronoun нещо can be substantivised in order to express positive evaluation relating to an object or a person.On the other hand, it can also express the reverse: lack of respect or even contempt for a person (in combination with the demonstrative pronoun това). In addition, the paper discusses some emotive informal expressions connected with the distribution of the Russian pronoun что-то.1 aКирова, Таня  uhttp://www.scripta-bulgarica.eu/en/node/3265