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Review of the Monograph The Linguistics of Charisma by Nataliya Petlyuchenko
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Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2009a), Charisma i shenskij gender (na materiale politicheskih vystuplenij A. Merkel i J. Timoshenko) [Women’s charisma (using the example of the political appearances of Angela Merkel and Yulia Tymoshenko)], “Linguistic Sciences”, 8, pp. 74–85. [in Russian]
Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2009b), Harysmatychnyj politychnyj lider u prostori nimezkogo ta ukrainskogo apeljatyvnogo dyskursiv [Charismatic political leader in the space of German and Ukrainian appellative discourse], “Problems of Comparative Semantics”, No 9, pp. 434–438. [in Ukrainian]
Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2009c), Kharizmatika: movna osobystist’ i diskurs [Charismatics: Linguistics personality and discourse], Odesa.
Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2009d), Kinetychna spezyfika apelatyvnogo dyskursu nimezkih i ukrainskyh harysmatychnyh politychnyh lideriv [Kinetic specificity of the appellative discourse of German and Ukrainian charismatic political leaders], “Zapiski z romano-germanskoi philologii”, No 24, pp. 203–212. [in Ukrainian]
Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2009e), Verbalna organisazija apeljatyvnogo dyskursu nimezkyh i ukrainskyh harysmatychnyh politychnyh lideriv [Verbal organization of the appellative discourse of German and Ukrainian Charismatic Political Leaders], “Linguistic Sciences”, No 9, pp. 101–112. [in Ukrainian]
Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2009f ), Verbalnye sposoby apelljazii harismaticheskoj jasykovoj lichnosti [Verbal means of appeal of a charismatic linguistic personality], “Philological Sciences”, No 6, pp. 199–205. [in Russian]
Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2011). Homo charismaticus у німецькому та українському політичному дискурсах: контрастивний аспект [Homo charismaticus in German and Ukrainian political discourses: A contrastive perspective] [Cognition, Communication, Discourse. Series Philology], No 2, pp. 85–104. [in Ukrainian]
Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2014), Geburt und Tod des Charismas: Maidan 2004 vs. Euromaidan 2014 (diskursive Besonderheiten der Appelle in der Antrittsrede von Petro Poroschenko bei seiner Amtseinführung am 7. Juni 2014), “Odessa Linguistic Journal” iss. 4, pp. 336–341. [in German]
Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2017a), Kineticheskaia spetsifika inspirativnogo diskursa kharizmaticheskikh politikov sovremennoi Germanii [The Kinetic Specifics of the Inspirational Discourse of Charismatic Politicians in Contemporary Germany], “The Odessa Linguistic Journal”, No 9, pp. 195–200.
Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2017b), Kontrasty nemetskoi i amerykanskoi kharyzmy (k stoletiiu teorii kharyzmatycheskogo liderstva Maksa Webera) [Contrasts of German and American charisma (on the centenary of Max Weber‘s theory of charismatic leadership)], in: Kontsepty i kontrasty: monohrafiia [Concepts and Contrasts: A Monograph], eds. Nataliya V. Petlyuchenko, Serhiy I. Potapenko, Oksana A. Babeleuk, Odesa, pp. 304–314.
Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2018a), Charisma-Korrelate in Sprache und Diskurs: Kann ein Idealtyp ein Objekt der experimental-phonetischen Forschungsein?, “Odessa Linguistic Journal” No 12 pp. 75–80. [in German] DOI: https://doi.org/10.32837/2312-3192/12/11
Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2018b), Grassroots-Charisma: diskursive und experimentell-phonetische Identifikation potenzieller Charismatiker in der Graswurzelbewegung Deutschlands und der Ukraine, “Odessa Linguistic Journal” No 11, pp. 159–166. [in German] DOI: https://doi.org/10.32837/2312-3192-2018-11-159-166
Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2020), ‘Movna osobystist’ yak ideal’nyi typ u lingvistytsi [Linguistic personality as an ideal type in linguistics], in: Mizhkul’turnna komunikatsiia v naukovomu i osvitn’omu prostori: zb. I-oi Mizhnarodnoi naukovo-praktychnoi konferentsii (28–29 kvitnia 2020 r., m. Odesa) [Intercultural Communication in the Scientific and Educational Space: Proceedings of the 1st International Scientific and Practical Conference (April 28–29, 2020, Odesa)], Odesa, pp. 103–106.
Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2021a), Istoryko-kul’turnyi fon formuvannia zakhidnoho kontsepty KHARYZMA [Historical and cultural background of the formation of the Western concept of CHARISMA], Zakhid-Skhid: kul’tura i mystetstvo: tezy mizhnarodnoi naukovo-tvorchoi internet-konferentsii, 25–26 veresiia 2021 r., eds. Oleksandr L. Oleynik, Olha V. Ohanezova, Olena M. Markova, Halyna F. Zavgorodnia, Olha V. Muravska, Dariya V. Androsova, Svitlana V. Miroshnychenko, Liudmyla V. Zima, Nataliya V. Liubenko, Odesa: pp. 98–99.
Petlyuchenko Nataliya (2021b), Kharizmatychnyi imidzh Anhely Merkel u ZMI Nimetchchyny: vid “divchynky Kolya” do “matinky Nimetchchyny” [The charismatic image of Angela Merkel in the German media: from ‘Kohl‘s girl‘ to ‘Mother of Germany‘], Odes’ki dialohy kultur: tvorchist’, liudyna, mova & Rytoryka mediinoho diskursu: tezy I Vseukrains’koi naukovo-praktychnoi konferentsii ta krugloho stolu (26–27 lystopada 2021 r., m. Odesa), eds. Oleh L. Oliinyk, O.I. Samoilenko, Nataliya V. Petlyuchenko, i in., Odesa, pp. 92–95. [in Ukrainian]
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