Одной из активно развивающихся отраслей лексикологии является неология, объект её изучения - новое слово или неологизм. В задачу неологии входит выявление новых слов и новых значений у уже существующих в языке слов, анализ причин и способов их появления, описание факторов, влияющих на появление нового в лексической системе языка, разработка языковой политики в отношении новых номинаций. Лексикографическим описанием неологизмов занимается неография. В русистике активное изучение неологизмов началось во второй половине XX века, однако интерес к новым номинациям в языке появился значительно раньше. Впервые определение термина неологизм было дано в «Настольном словаре для справок по всем отраслям знания» под ред. Ф.Толля (1864 г.): «Неологизм (греч.), страсть вводить в язык слова бесполезные, т.е. назначенные для выражения идей, ясно передаваемых другими словами, уже вошедшими в употребление» [Алаторцева, 1999 с. 11]. Само же слово неологизм использовалось и ранее, например, П. Я Вяземский пишет: «Позволю себе неологизмы, т.е. прибавления к Словарю Российской Академии» [там же, с. 11].
Rhythm is considered one of the creative concepts in the recent architectural thought; it has emerged clearly as a mean of creating the highest levels of creativity in architecture, especially in contemporary architectural movements. The importance of rhythm has emerged, especially, when the architecture , its beginnings concentrated on the principle of the links with poetic structures. Many architectural studies deal with concept of rhythm in architecture with different ways various according to the trend of each study, this show the importance of studying the concept of rhythm in the architectural field in general. This study try to focus on the utilization of rhythm as creative system in architecture of heritage and contemporary
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