Valentina Apresyan

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Academic Appointments

Lecturer

Contact

Valentina.Yuryevna.Apresyan@dartmouth.edu
Dartmouth College
HB 6085

Department(s)

Cognitive Science Program

Education

  • Ph. D. University of Southern California
  • M.A. University of Southern California
  • B.A. Moscow State University

Selected Publications

  • 2024
    Apresyan V. 2024. Concessive-adversative reduplication of interrogative pronouns in Slavic languages. In Constructions with lexical repetitions in East Slavic. Edited by: Mikhail Kopotev and Kyongjoon Kwon. Volume 384 in the series Trends in Linguistics. Studies and Monographs. https://doi.org/10.1515/9783111165806. 163-196.

    Apresjan V. 2024. Errors in foreign language acquisition as a multifaceted phenomenon. Russian Linguistics 48, 3 (2024). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11185-023-09287-8.

    2023
    V. Apresyan, N. Mikhailov, R. Arupova, F. Aidarova, A. Alaidar, A. Nassipbek, D. Arapbayeva, A. Duisebay, A. Supygaliyeva. 2023. Polysemy in the mental lexicon: evidence for different processing and separate storage of word senses (in Kazakhstani Russian). Cognitive Science in Moscow: New Research. Pechenkova E., Falikman M., Koyfman A. (eds.). Moscow: "Buki Vedi". 19-25.  

    Apresjan V., Letuchij A. The competition of dative and dlja-genitive in verbs and predicatives in Russian: semantics and syntax. Russian Linguistics (2023) 47:167—207.

    2022
    Apresyan V., Koncha K., Orlov A., Lopukhina A. 2022. Processing of Different Types of Metaphors for Polysemous Words. Russian Journal of Cognitive Science. DOI: https://doi.org/10.47010/22.3-4.3. RJCS, 9(3–4), 41–61.

    Apresyan V., Kopotev M. 2022. Absolutive distributive constructions with interrogative pronouns. Voprosy jazykoznanija. 4. p. 115-142 (Q2, h-index 5).

    Apresyan V., Orlov A. 2022. Pragmatic mechanisms of manipulation in Russian online media: how clickbait works (or does not). Journal of Pragmatics. Vol. 195, pp. 91-108.   

    2021
    Apresyan V., Lopukhina A., Zarifyan M. 2021. Representation of Different Types of Adjectival Polysemy in the Mental Lexicon. Frontiers in Psychology. Vol. 12. Article 742064.

    2020
    Apresyan V. 2020. Resolving Scope Ambiguity: Lexicon, pragmatics, information structure. Voprosy jazykoznanija, No. 2 P. 7-3.

    Apresyan V., Shmelev A. 2020. Assymetry of 'proximal' and 'distal': temporal meanings. Russian Linguistics. V. 44. № 3. С. 203-230.

    2019
    Apresyan V. 2019. Pragmatics in the interpretation of scope ambiguities. Intercultural Pragmatics. Vol. 16. No. 4. P. 421-461.

    2018
    Apresyan V. Why 'to search' sometimes means 'to find', and 'to find' sometimes means 'to search'? (English, Lithuanian, and Russian verbs of searching and finding). In EUREKA! Collection of articles about searching and finding for the anniversary of E. V. Rakhilina. Ed. D. A. Ryzhova, N. R. Dobrushina, A. A. Bonch-Osmolovskaya, A. S. Vyrenkova, M. V. Kyuseva, B. V. Orekhova, T. I. Reznikova. — M.: Labyrinth, 2018.

    Apresyan V. 2018. Russian constructions with syntactic reduplication of color terms: a corpus study. Russian Journal of Linguistics. V. 3. 653-674.  

    2013
    Apresyan V. 2013. Corpus Methods in Pragmatics: The Case of English and Russian emotions. Intercultural Pragmatics. Vol. 10. No. 4. p. 533-568.  1996

    Apresyan V., Polinsky M. 1996. The Article System in Spoken Eastern Armenian. NLS-8, Chicago: CLS,. 1996. pp. 19-32

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