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TOPOLOGY OF THE CULTURAL LANDSCAPES OF YAKUTIA (THE CASE OF VERKHOYANSKY AND KHANGALASSKY REGIONS)

(STEF92 Technology, 2015, SAVVINOVA, A., FILIPPOVA, V.)

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Geographical terminology due to its active use in business and daily activities is one of the most important components of dialect vocabulary. The study of semantics and semiotics of the nomination of landscapes in the languages of indigenous peoples of the North-East of Russia (on case of Yakutia) provides the ability to compare different representations of the natural world, to identify the dynamics of change in the vision, representation and use of the surrounding landscape. The exploration and development of v...

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