Maria Kiose

М. И. Киосе

Leading Researcher, Laboratory for multichannel communication

PhD, Dr.habil.

Maria Kiose specializes in cognitive semantics, multimodal communication, theories of text and discourse, theories of indirect naming, the use of eye-tracking technologies in linguo-cognitive research.

In 1999, Maria Kiose graduated from Sholokhov Moscow State University for Humanities with honors. In 2003, she defended her PhD thesis "Kognitivnye aspekty alljuzii" [Cognitive aspects of allusions]. In 2015, under the academic supervision of Olga Iriskhanova, Maria Kiose obtained a Dr.habil. degree with a thesis on techniques and characteristics of indirect naming in texts.

Original Courses

  • The Theory of Polycodes (Moscow State Linguistic University)
  • Linguistic Methodology: Latest Trends (Moscow State Linguistic University)

Seminars and Workshops

  • Eye-tracking experiments in multimodal studies (Scientific school "Methods of multimodal communication", 2020, Moscow State Linguistic University)
  • What the Eyes "Tell" About Texts (Scientific school "Methods of multimodal communication", 2019, Moscow State Linguistic University)
  • Eye-tracking Technologies in Multimodal Research (Scientific school "Methods of multimodal communication", 2017, Moscow State Linguistic University)

Science Index

Selected publications

  • Kiose M.I. Naimenovanie v tekste: prjamoe i neprjamoe [Naming in texts: direct and indirect]. Moscow: Ontoprint, 2015. 
  • Kiose M.I. Alljuzii. Aspekty semantiki i perevoda [Allusions. Semantical and translational aspects]. Moscow: MIM LINK, 2008.
  • (with Olga Iriskhanova) Texnologii transfera meždisciplinarnyx terminov v lingvistiku // Lingvistika i semiotika kul’turnyx transferov: metody, principy, texnologii. Koll. monografija [Ways of transfering interdisciplinary terminology to linguistics // Linguistic and semiotic aspects of culture transfers: methods, principles, techniques]. Ed. by V.V. Fečšenko. Moscow: Kul’turnaja revoljucija, 2016. pp. 151-180.
  • Age factor and its role in the readers’ comprehension of stylistic heterogeneity: Evidence from eye movements and default responses // Journal of Siberian Federal University. Humanities & Social Sciences, 13(3), 2020. P. 354–366. DOI: 10.17516/1997-1370-0562
  • The interplay of syntactic and lexical salience and its effect on default figurative responses // Studies in Logic, Grammar and Rhetoric, 61 (74), 2020. P. 161-178. DOI: 10.2478/slgr-2020-0004