- Structural Linguistics: its Key Principles.
- Saussurian Concept of Language, Langue vs. Parole.
- PragueLinguisticSchool; Language Centre vs. Periphery.
- The Philosophy of Grammar as Viewed by O. Jesperson.
- Analytic and Synthetic Languages in Language Development suggested by O. Jesperson.
- Analytic/Synthetic Development of Language System.
- Non-Linguistic Semiotic Systems.
- Morphological Typology of Languages.
- Paradigms and Morphosyntax.
- Grammar (Morphology) and Word-Building.
- Bloomfield’s Sign Base Morpheme Hypothesis.
- The Notion of Isomorphism as Viewed By CopenhagenStructuralSchool (L.Hjelmslev).
- Words as Bloomfield’s Minimal Free Forms.
- Grammatical Categories Connect Grammar and Semantics.
- Identifying Word Boundaries: on the Word Definition.
- Categorial Structure of the Word.
- Word-Building in the English Language.
- Immanent and Reflective Grammatical Categories.
- Oppositional Analysis as Introduced by N. S. Trubetzkoy.
- Synthetic and Analytical Means of Realization of Grammatical Categories.
- Parts of Speech in Latin Tradition.
- Distributional Principals of Classification of Words. Charles Fries’s Frames.
- Adverbs as a Dustbin Category.
- Modal Verbs among Other Grammatically Relevant Classes of Function Words.
- Particles as Discourse Markers.
- Emotional Expression through Verbal Interjections.
- Articles, Determiners and Quantifiers.
- Сase Paradigm in Synthetic and Analytical Languages;
- Case Grammar by Ch. Fillmore; Syntactic Concept of Case by G.O. Curme;
- Semantic vs Grammatical Number; Number Agreement;
- The Essence of the Category of Gender in Ukrainian and English;
- Articles as determiners, generalizes and concretizers.
- The Problem of the Zero Article in Modern English
- Syntagmatic Properties of the Verb in Modern English.
- Grammatical Categories of the Verb in English.
- Non-finite forms of the Verb in Modern English.
- The Infinitive: Theoretical and Practical Aspects.
- The Participle within the scope of the Theory of Language.
- The Gerund in Modern English: Theoretical and Practical Aspects.
- Passive Voice in Modern English Discourse.
- Means of Expressing Modality in Modern English.
- Modal Verbs in Modern English.
- The Sentence as a Linguistic Unit. Different Approaches to the Study of the Sentence.
- Transformational-Generative Grammar.
- Naom Chomsky – ‘the Father of Modern Linguistics’.
- Constructional Syntax. G.Pocheptsov and His Contribution to Modern Linguistics.
- Communicative Syntax. Actual Division of the Utterance.
- Text as a Linguistic Unit. Textlinguistics.
- Cognitive Approach to the Study of Language. Basic Concepts and Notions.
- Pragmatics. Speech Act Theory.
- Speech Act Theory. Indirect Speech Acts.
- Speech Act Theory. Apologies.
- Irony in Speech Acts.
- Silence as a Speech Act.
- Discourse Analysis as a Modern Approach to the Study of Syntactic Units.
- Discourse Analysis. Maxims of Conversation.
- Discourse Analysis. The Politeness Principle.
- Indirectness in Discourse Analysis.
- Verbal and Non-Verbal Peculiarities of an Advertising (Mass Media, Political, Fashion etc.) Discourse.
- Psycholinguistics. Basic Notions and Concepts.
- Psycholinguistics and Child Language Acquisition.
- Psycholinguistics: Language and Music.
- The Subconscious Language.
- Women’s and Men’s Speech. Is There Any Difference?
- The Use of Language in Psychotherapy.
- Humour and Its Relation to Subconsciousness. Psycholinguistic Approach to Jokes.
- The Symbolic Meaning of Dreams. Linguistic Aspects of S.Freud’s Teaching.
- Neurolinguistics. Basic Notions and Concepts.