SECTION 1 ROMANIC LANGUAGES

• THE LYRICAL NARRATIVE BETWEEN EMOTIONAL POETICS AND WAR EXPERIENCE IN AMY LOWELL’S POETRY

  Larysa Ivanivna Bieliekhova

  5-8

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• WAR NARRATIVE: DEFINITION AND STRUCTURE (IN THE CONTEXT OF MODERN ARMED CONFLICTS)

  Oksana Yaroslavivna Doichyk, Valeriy Vladyslavovych Hanzin

  9-15

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• STYLISTIC DEVICES FOR DESCRIBING THE EMOTION PAIN IN GOTHIC NOVELS

  Oleksandra Oleksiivna Prykhodchenko

  16-26

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• PROGNOSTIC NEWS TEXTS: LINGUISTIC RHETORIC PECULIARITIES

  Nataliia Mykhailivna Talavira

  27-32

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• MULTIMODAL CONSTRUING OF ETHNIC AND CULTURAL MEANINGS IN AUSTRALIAN LITERARY NARRATIVES FOR CHILDREN

  Alla Oleksiivna Tsapiv, Olena Viktorivna Stavenko

  33-42

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• FROM MULTILINGUALISM TO MONOLINGUAL POLICY: DISCOURSE OF POWER IN THE USA

  Iryna Semenivna Shevchenko, Larissa Ivanivna Izotova, Iryna Mykolaivna Lavrinenko

  43-51

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• STYLISTIC CHALLENGES IN TRANSLATING STEPHEN KING’S THE SHINING

  Maryna Dmytrivna Aloshyna

  52-60

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• METHODS OF TEACHING INTERPRETATION

  Oksana Mykolaivna Bielykh, Oksana Oleksiivna Rohach

  61-67

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• LEXICAL FEATURES OF COMPREHENSIVE TRAVEL INSURANCE CONTRACTS: PRE-TRANSLATION ANALYSIS

  Oksana Stepanivna Oliinyk

  68-74

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• TERMINOLOGY OF SCRUM PROJECT AND TEAM MANAGEMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS COMMUNICATION AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: SEMANTIC AND TRANSLATION ASPECTS

  Olha Karolivna Yanyshyn, Nataliia Valeriivna Romanenko, Olha Mykolaiivna Mandziuk

  75-83

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