IN SLOVAK 165 (229) Projective lexicon of the Russian language December 31, 2006 Dear friends, readers and co-authors of "The Gift"! I congratulate you on the upcoming New Year, I wish you health, good luck, and creative joys! May your love for life be reciprocated! What does it mean: to be not only life-loving, but also life-loving ? Today's New Year's issue is about the meaning of this and similar words. As you know, 2007 has been declared the year of the Russian language.

IN SLOVAK 203 Projective lexicon of the Russian language February 26, 2006 Announcement A huge volume has been published - Semiotics and the Avant-Garde. Anthology . Ed.-comp. Yu.S. Stepanov, N.A. Fateeva, V.V. Feshchenko, N.S. Sirotkin. Under general ed. Yu.S. Stepanova. M.: Academic Project; Culture, 2006. 1168 pages. Circulation - 3000 copies.

IN SLOVAK 157 (217) Projective lexicon of the Russian language October 8, 2006 Message: In the magazine "Star" (2006, 8), in the section "Philosophical Commentary", M. Epstein's article " On Soulfulness " was published. was published in the same magazine. His article " Towards the aesthetics of love. Talents. Genres. Styles " (2006, 6).

IN SLOVAK 161 (221) Projective lexicon of the Russian language November 5, 2006 The journal "Voprosy Literatury" (5, 2006) published an article by M. Epstein " Anaphrase: a linguistic phenomenon and literary device ." Anaphrasy is a change in the order of words in a phrase, as well as a literary device based on such phrasal transformations.

IN SLOVAKIA #156 (216) Projective lexicon of the Russian language October 1, 2006 Series "Words about language" (4) Topic of the week: words with a second stem -letter (1) star painting fire painting sparkle wood painting snow painting sky painting The language has many complex words with the second stem -writing : painting, sound writing, manuscript, chronicle, cuneiform, icon painting, secret writing, cursive writing, light painting ...

IN SLOVAK 160 (220) Projective lexicon of the Russian language October 29, 2006 Series "Words about language" (8) Topic of the week: Letterform Letters are perhaps the most stable and recognizable visual components of our life. They can briefly describe appearance, facial expressions, types of people, character traits. It is no coincidence that the letter in English is character, it has its own character.

IN SLOVAK 204 (274) Projective lexicon of the Russian language March 16, 2008 New books Maxim Krongauz’s book “The Russian Language on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown” has been published (M.: Languages ​​of Slavic Cultures, 2007, 230 pp.) This is an analytical review of trends, oddities, and eccentricities of the Russian language in the last decade. The author is a famous linguist and semiotician, head of the Institute of Linguistic Research at the Russian State University for the Humanities.

IN SLOVAK 158 (218) Projective lexicon of the Russian language October 15, 2006 Series "Words about language" (6) Topic of the week: words with basic grapho- In the Russian language, there are three known words with the primary principle grapho (Greek grapho - I write): graphology (the science of handwriting), graphomania (morbid addiction to writing) and its antonym graphophobia - obsessive fear, fear of writing. This issue offers a number of more words with this basic principle.