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Tikhaeva V.V. THE STATE AND THE PROSPECTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF ADULT EDUCATION IN MODERN GERMANY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 4 (119). P. 191-194

The article shows the importance of adult education in Germany at present. The main legislative acts regulating this sphere are enumerated. It also gives the chief principles of the state which support the adult education. The author makes up the conclusion about the prospects of the further development of adult education in Germany.

Keywords: adult education, main types of adult education, legislative acts on adult education, key qualifi cation

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Pavlov V.Y. DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF MODEL CHARACTERISTICS IN A WORK-OUT SESSION OF YOUNG WEIGHTLIFTERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 5 (120). P. 147-153

The developed on the basis of young weightlifters’ (aged 15) physical fitness model characteristics which enable to manage the work-out session more efficiently are considered in the article. Specially selected tests make it possible to detect the level of development of the most important weightlifter’s qualities such as strength, stamina, explosive power, flexibility, coordination, and velocity.

Keywords: model characteristics, weightlifters, physical fitness, motional tests, national sports, methods of training

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Sergeyeva A.I., Kupershlag I.G. CAPABILITIES OF THE CINQUAIN IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF REFLEXIVE ABILITIES OF FUTURE BACHELORS OF DEFECTOLOGICAL EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 6 (159). P. 9-16

The study characterizes modern methods of reflexive training in higher school education. The results of the conducted empirical study on using cinquain in training in higher school education are presented here. The list of competences which depend on development of reflective abilities of students was selected from the federal state educational standard of higher education in the direction of preparation “Special (defectological) education”. The work identifies the deficits of the reflexive development of students on the basis of cinquain as control-evaluative tool for implementation of assessment and self-assessment of mastered professional knowledge, skills and competencies at different stages of the studying of section of the academic discipline. The paper reveals possibilities of organization of reflexive activity of future defectology bachelors at speech therapy class. The study shows the features of using of cinquain as the main teaching method allowing you to activate the mechanism of reflexion in the context of professional pedagogical studying.

Keywords: competency approach, reflexive methods, reflexive abilities of students, cinquain, professional pedagogical thinking, professional activity of bachelors-defectologists

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1854

Churikov V.A. Image as Fundamentals for Mathematical Description of Psychics. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 2 (53). P. 14-21

In operation the attempt of a substantiation of the approach gives, on the basis of which enables of the rigorous description of information systems gaining and handling the information as fashions. Each information system can be divided into two basic parts – passive and fissile. The passive part is plurality of fashions included in a composition of information system, which by her are handled and are stored in it. The fissile part consists of material structures of information system – functionals, which are engaged in processing of fashions. Such approach termed by iconodynamics, in particular, enables for the description of information processes in mentality of the man and animal.

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Orlova O.V. TEXT OF FICTION AND ADVERTISING: PRINCIPLES OF REGULATIVITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 5 (56). P. 129-133

The article deals with examination of regulative principles of fiction and advertising texts. Using the comparative approach the author shows the peculiarities of regulative-strategic construction of fiction and advertising texts as the systems of different codes, the latter manage the interpretative reader’s activity and are focused into the prepotent synthesized codes. They are the following: aesthetic code, which functions in fiction communication, and manipulative-pragmatic code, which dominates in advertising communication.

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Shchitov A.V. Expressiveness of the Audiovisual Sphere in “The Turbins’ Days” by M. Bulgakov. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 8 (71). P. 81-85

In the article the author investigates the audio and visual potential of the text of the drama illustrating it with M. Bulgakov’s “The Turbins’ Days”

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Kislova L.S. The Figure of “the Fatal Woman” in Modern Russian Drama. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 8 (71). P. 94-99

The article presents transformations of the figures of Marilyn Monroe and Carmen in the plays “Our Decameron” by E. Radzinsky, “A School for Emigrants” by D. Lipskerov, “Carmen is alive!”, “Murlin Murloe” by N. Kolyada

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Kovalchuk F.A. MODERN TRANSITION OF EDUCATIONAL STRATEGY AND TRADITIONS OF RUSSIAN CULTURE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 7 (85). P. 88-91

The article deals with tow modernization strategies in contemporary education. The first considers pedagogy as technology and as engineering science. The second considers pedagogy as anthropology and fundamental humanitarian science. The author comes to the conclusion about the connection between Russian pedagogy with the second strategy

Keywords: education, modernization, culture, pedagogy as technology, pedagogy as anthropology, sociocultural traditions, strategy of education, educational strategy

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Gil L.B. DEVELOPMENT OF ABILITIES TO SELF-DEVELOPMENT IN THE PROCESS OF MATHEMATICAL TRAINING OF STUDENTS IN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 9 (87). P. 19-23

The article considers the main resources of technologies of mathematical training of students’ abilities for selfdevelopment; pedagogical conditions of development of the abilities for self-development in the process of mathematical prerequisite are presented.

Keywords: self-development, self-management, personality need, problem-solving situation, liberty of choice, competencies

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Silchenko A.I. NOUNS DENOTING METEOROLOGICAL PHENOMENA IN GOTHIC AND THEIR COLOURING WITH STEM-BUILDING FORMANTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 9 (111). P. 9-15

The words denoting meteorological phenomena are analysed in the paper. Some words are marked by consonantal stem-building suffixes which indicated active/animate nouns in Proto-Indoeuropean. A lot of these words belong to a vowel declension in Gothic that is connected with the change of the attitude to the world and the loss of an animate meaning. Despite this, etymological, morphological and lexico-semantic analysis proves that the words of this lexicosemantic group related to the active class in the past and meteorological/ atmospheric phenomena were accepted as animate by ancient Indo-Europeans.

Keywords: Meteorological phenomena, stem-building suffixes, lexico-semantic combinatory, activity/animateness, ancient Germans

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Petrova H.B. PECULIARITIES OF THE PRAGMATIC CATEGORY OF POLITENESS IMPLEMENTED IN PRE-SEQUENCED ADVICE (DATA OF RUSSIAN AND AMERICAN SOCIO-CULTURES). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 10 (125). P. 35-39

The article deals with the peculiarities of implementing politeness as a pragmatic category in pre-sequenced advice, depending on the age of communicators, their social status and relationships between them. The results of investigating Russian and American socio-cultures show that in Russian socio-culture explicit performatives are the most polite if there are offi cial relationships between interlocutors; interrogatives and assertives are the most polite if there are unoffi cial relationships between interlocutors. In American socio-culture when there are null and offi cial relationships between interlocutors, assertives with the modal verbs could and might are the most polite, and when there are unoffi cial relationships between interlocutors assertives in the subjunctive mood are the most polite.

Keywords: contrastive pragmatics, politeness, directive speech acts, pre-sequenced advice, socio-pragmatic factors

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Khotta R., Takata K., Morozumi T. PARTICLE NUMBER PRODUCTION AND TIME VARIATION WITH NON-EQUILIBRIUM QUANTUM FIELD THEORY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 13 (128). P. 61-65

We study the particle number production and its time variation using non-equilibrium quantum eld theory. We study the model proposed by Hotta et.al. [1] for particle number production with a heavy neutral scalar and a light complex scalar. The interaction Lagrangian contains CP violating phase and particle number violating interaction among the scalars. The particle number violating mass term is also introduced, which splits a complex scalar into two real scalars with small non-degenerate mass. Therefore, the term generates particle and anti-particle mixing. We study the long time behavior of the particle number production rate.

Keywords: particle number production, non-equilibrium quantum eld theory

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Dobrynina G.A. PROBLEMS AND WAYS OF MODERNIZATION OF THE SYSTEM OF ADDITIONAL EDUCATION: MANAGEMENT ASPECT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 1 (129). P. 125-131

In the article there considered premises of the appearance of additional education, reasons of its separation from general obligatory education. The author emphasized their differences, principle ways of development. In detail present-day problems of the development of additional education in Russia are studied, also the ways of their solution. There is also noted necessity, variants and prospects to increase qualification of educators, particularly managers.

Keywords: additional formation, future specialists, conversion training, teachers, increasing of qualification, modernization

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Zima T.J. FORMATION OF VOCATIONAL MUSICAL EDUCATION IN SIBERIA IN THE LATE XIX – EARLY XX CENTURIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 3 (144). P. 179-184

The article traces the process of formation of professional music education in the vast Zauralskaya territory of the Russian Empire in late XIX – early XX centuries and defines the activities of Tomsk Branch of the Imperial Russian Musical Society (IRMO) in this regard as the most consistent and successful.

Keywords: music education, Siberia and Far East, Tomsk Branch of the Imperial Russian Musical Society (IRMS), the end of XIX – early XX centuries

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Grekova M.V. IMAGES OF DISHES IN RUSSIAN METAPHORICAL PICTURE OF THE WORLD (COGNITIVE-DISCURSIVE AND LEXICOGRAPHIC ASPECTS). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 2 (179). P. 18-24

The article analyzes figurative words and expressions that show the metaphorical character of dishes. The analysis is based on the theory of figurative language and combines the semasiological and cognitive approaches to the description of figurative language units that implement conceptual metaphorical and metonymic models through the system of their meanings. The motivating names for figurative words and expressions are 52 units including diminutives and word-formation: bottle, fork, spoon, mixer, bowl, knife, pepper, glass, plate, cup, etc. These names motivate 225 figurative lexical and phraseological units: “bochka” (very fat person), “kuvshinka” (waterlily), “kak myska” (about round and convex shape of something), “proyti kak nozh skvoz’ maslo” (easily, without difficulty), etc. Described figurative words and expressions represent metaphorical projection from the source-sphere “Dishes” to the 9 target-spheres (“Person”, “Artifacts”, “Nature facts”, “Social phenomena”, “Space” and others) associated with the figurative characteristic of the physical and non-material world, each of which is described in the article in detail. The greatest number of figurative words and expressions denote the phenomenon of reference to the following areas: “Person” (80 units), “Artifacts” (62 units), “Social phenomena” (46 units), “Nature facts” (16 units). The final part of the article is devoted to the lexicographic description of figurative vocabulary that reflects metaphorization of dishes in the Russian language and includes examples of dictionary entries.

Keywords: metaphorical picture of the world, figurative words and phraseology, food metaphor, metaphorical model, figurative representation, dictionary

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Terechshenko Y.A. THE «SOUND-LETTER TRAIN» METHOD AS A WAY OF ASSESSING OF LEVEL FORMATION OF ORTHOGRAPHIC AND PHONETIC KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS OF OPERATING THEM. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 4 (193). P. 193-197

The article deals with approaches to the definition of the essence of foreign communicative competence and its structural components. The author pays special attention to the study of language competence in the structure of the foreign communicative competence. The paper presents two components of the language competence: readiness and ability to apply linguistic knowledge (orthographic, phonetic, grammatical and lexical ones) and skills of operating this knowledge in accordance with the spheres, situations and themes of communication intended for learning at the secondary school. The author of the article developed and implemented the «Sound-letter train» evaluative method in order to determine the level formation of above-mentioned knowledge and skills. The article presents the method passport: a detailed description of an application procedure, the necessary tools for implementation, and also the introduction (instruction) for students. It demonstrates one full-text version of the method, which had been implemented in the group of students. While describing the technique, the author points out the variability of time and contingent of people on whom the method may be implemented. The author proposes the topics and ways of modifying the method for students depending on the contingent and the training level. The author comes to the conclusion that the method is a way of assessing the formation of orthographic and phonetic knowledge and skills of operating them in the context of the system-activity approach. This method takes into account the requirements of the federal state educational standard for the growing role of the students’ independence while detecting themselves knowledge gaps, expression by them of self-regulation and self-esteem.

Keywords: foreign communicative competence, language competence, orthographic and phonetic knowledge and skills of operating them, the «Sound-letter train» evaluative method

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Zhukova E.A. Social institute of vocational training and its role in a postindustriai society. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 2 (27). P. 33-39

The most developed country at present outlives postindustriai stage of developments, in this society a vocational training becomes one of the main factors, defining social status of person. Main functions of social institute of vocational training in this society are economic (preparing a personnel of different level, profile and qualifications in required for ecomomics proportions) and stratificational (shaping and reproduction of social structure of society).

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Bovin B.G., Lebedev A.N., Litvinova T.I., Rakov A.M. Informativeness of expert estimations and self-estimations in the tasks of professional diagnostics. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 10 (73). P. 81-88

In the experiences with the participation of 266 subjects it is shown that the expert estimations of eighty personal special features of subjects make it possible with the high accuracy to forecast expert report about professional aptitude of subject as the worker. In the experiences with the participation of 261 students of VUZ - Institute of Higher Education it is shown that the self-estimations by the subjects of their personal special features are sufficient for the forecast of the professional directivity of each concrete person with the indication of the probability of the realization of this forecast. In both experimental situations the apparatus for plural linear regressions was used. One half of subjects served for calculating the parameters of diagnostic equations, another half served for checking the accuracy of diagnostics blindly. The high validity of expert estimations and self-estimations in the tasks of professional diagnostics is proven

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Matveyeva O.Y., Melik-Gaykazyan I.V. The Model of Time Perception in Social-Cultural Systems. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 1 (75). P. 63-68

This article is about specific process of time perception (future, present and past) in different social-cultural system. The importance of time is dependent on the different view points of people's origin respectively culture. Nowadays time concept is more important and complex than in the past. Applying post-non-classical methodology and information-synergetic approach we analyze dynamics of utopian ideas depending on perception of time. The main problem is a contradictory role of utopia in Russian culture. This research was supported by grant RFBR № 08-06-00109

Keywords: information-synergetic approach, specificity of time perception in different cultures, socio-cultural systems, dynamics of utopian idea, role of utopia in Russian culture.

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Kostyukova T.A., Griboyedova T.P. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 3 (77). P. 47-50

This article is about interaction of family and the school at the modern period of development of the Russian society. Authors give the description of specific features of partnership of family and school. The special attention is given formation of readiness of the sides to realization of partner interaction.

Keywords: .

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Kiryushina O.N. SCIENTIFIC AND PEDAGOGICAL ACTIVITY AS THE FACTOR OF DEVELOPMENT OF SCIENTIFIC POTENTIAL OF THE EDUCATION SYSTEM. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 7 (85). P. 127-131

Scientific and pedagogic activity, providing development of resources of scientific potential, actively influences on the process of reforming of the education system. Results of generalization of research are submitted in the field of the education, executed in scientific schools of the Russian Federation for the period of 2001-2007. Results of generalization can form the basis of specification of actual directions of research and coordination of scientific and pedagogical activity.

Keywords: education system, reforming, scientific and pedagogic activity, scientific - information and personnel resources, scientific potential, branches of sciences, specialties of pedagogies, dynamics (changes) and structure of research, tendencies, dissertation

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Malysheva L.G. GERMANY IN I. S. TURGENEV'S CREATIVE WORK IN THE PERIOD OF 1840-50-S (ON THE ISSUE OF «ODD MEN OUT»). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 8 (98). P. 48-52

In terms of I. S Turgenev 's works the question of the formation of the type of an «odd man out» in Russian literature is studied in this article. One of the most important sources of its formation is staying of most of «odd men out» in Germany, their deep understanding of German culture, first of all, of German classic philosophy. German classic philosophy nourished Russian philosophic ideas during the whole XIX century.

Keywords: «odd man out», formation of a personality, German culture, characterization of the German people and Germany

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Dashevskaya O.A. POETICS OF NONSENCE IN THE PHILOSOPHIC DISCOURSE: SOLOVYEV’S FACETIOUS WORKS AND D. ANDREEV’S “THE LATEST PLUTARCH”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 7 (109). P. 148-154

There are satirical trials in myth poetical systems of Vladimir Solovyev and Danill Andreev known as philosopherwriter. Facetious works of Russian religious philosopher are made within the scope of aesthetics of nonsense; they correspond with D. Andreev’s “The latest Plutarch”. The poetics of nonsense is inseparably linked with the general philosophical conception of thinkers; its central arguments are parodied in the artistic trial. In the article parody and autoparody, transformation of poetics of nonsense and its connection with absurdity, black humour phenomenon are analyzed.

Keywords: religious philosophy, nonsense

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Nagornaya L.A. NATIONAL MONEY UNITS AS NAMES OF A SEGMENT OF THE CATEGORY “MEASURE” (ON THE BASIS OF THE ENGLISH AND RUSSIAN LANGUAGES). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 9 (111). P. 94-99

The article deals with the peculiarities of using the names of English and Russian money units for creating measuring valuation. Much attention is paid to the figurative meanings of the names of coins and banknotes in the English and Russian languages.

Keywords: Division of the substance into fragments and information into bits, category, lexical-semantic field, metaphor, cognitive valuation

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Olefir S.V. SCHOOL LIBRARIES IN INFORMATION AND EDUCATION SPACE: NEW POSSIBILITIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 2 (117). P. 184-189

The problems of school libraries in providing access to information and education space for participants of educational process are described in the article. Lines of school libraries activity for advancement reading, library and information service to pupils and students in the electronic environment of Ural region are presented.

Keywords: information and education space, information net of education, school libraries, corporate library projects, information culture, key educational competence

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Galanova O.A. THE SCIENTIFIC DIALOGUE IN THE COURSE OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE FOR UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS AT THE TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 5 (120). P. 54-57

The dialogue is provided with a special existential sense in the present-day world. The dialogue has deep interrelations with scientific knowledge. The preparation for the scientific activity is one of the major problems which are being solved in university education and includes knowledge, abilities and practice of a scientific dialogue. This paper focuses on some steps for the solution to this essential didactic problem in the course of a foreign language for undergraduate students in the technical university.

Keywords: scientific dialogue, preparation for scientific activity, a foreign language for undergraduate students

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Vidyayev I.G. INNOVATIVE CLIMATE AS INSTRUMENT OF STIMULATION OF INNOVATIVE DEVELOPMENT OF THE REGION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 8 (149). P. 152-157

The need for the transition of the Russian economy to innovative development is discussed in the article. The main cause of barriers for implementation of this transition is shown. The limited use of direct government regulatory instruments and the necessity of combining them with indirect methods to stimulate this development are described. Creating a favorable climate for innovation as the main indirect instrument of regional development is presented herein. The analysis of the innovation climate definition and its structure was conducted. Indicators of innovations development of the Tomsk region are considered and reasons for the success of this process are summarized, including: the development of scientific and educational complex in the region, the availability of skilled labor, the active support of innovative development authorities, development of regional legislation in the sphere of innovation compared to other Russian regions. The current issue of further innovative development of the region and the ways to solve them are highlighted.

Keywords: innovation economy, innovation climate, instruments of indirect influence, Tomsk region

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Sukhonina N.S. THE DEVELOPMENT OF VISUAL-TACTILE PERCEPTION FOR VISUALLY IMPAIRED JUNIOR SCHOOLCHILDREN IN THE PROCESS OF LEARNING SENSORY STANDARDS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 4 (169). P. 147-150

The article considers the problem of development of visual-tactile perception of the visually impaired younger schoolchildren in the process of learning sensory standards at mathematics lessons during the preparation period. Shows a series of tests aimed at identifying the level of tactile perception, the qualitative and quantitative analysis of the results. Consequently, the emphasis in relation to the standards must be made on mastering by students of the shape and size of the subject through the use of visual-tactile perceptions. Indicates the direction of the formation of sensory standards. Describes the best practices for working with sensory standards of shapes and sizes at mathematics lessons.

Keywords: visual-haptic perception, sensory standards of shapes and sizes, visually impaired younger schoolchildren, cultureof tactile examination

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Shutova A.V. ON THE LEXICAL STRUCTURE INDIVIDUALITY OF POETIC TEXT BY O. E. MANDELSTAM IN HIS ART WORK DYNAMICS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 6 (195). P. 39-43

The article deals with the concept “Lexical structure of a text” as one of the major notions in functional lexicology and communicative stylistics. In connection with the fact that the basic element of any piece of art is a word, the fundamental element in research of creation of a specific author is identification of peculiarities of the lexical structure of his poetic texts. The analysis made by the author of the article makes it possible to compare the features of the lexical structure of the texts with different creative periods of the author and to identify a certain dynamics. In order to carry out the analysis of the lexical structures of O. E. Mandelstam’s poetic texts based on the periodization of the poet’s work offered by M. L. Gasparov, three most typical, written at different times poems were chosen: relating to the period of early creation “More tender than tender”/ ”Nezhneye nezhnogo” (1909), to the period “Tristia” “The light Moscow rain”/ ”Moskovskiy dozhdik” (1922), to the period of the thirties of the twentieth century “We live with no sense of the country”/” My zhivem, pod soboyu ne chuya strany” (1933). The research found that the lexical structure of poetic texts by O. E. Mandelstam is notable for its wealth and diversity. The poetic texts chosen for the research made it possible to identify various types of their lexical structuring (Depending on the central main point of associative-semantic macro network of the work; depending on the dominance of one of the three types of sense relationship in the framework of lexical microstructures: addition, intensification and contrast; depending on the degree of explicitness / implicitness of dominant lexical microstructure). It is established that the prevalence of defined type of lexical structure in poetic texts by the author correlates with different periods of work of the poet in accordance with evolution of his poetic and linguistic worldview.

Keywords: lexical structure of the text, types of lexical structure, dominant lexical microstructure, poetic picture of the world, O. E. Mandelstam

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Borisova T.S., Sartakova E.E. THE LIVING SPACE OF MODERN RUSSIAN YOUTH: CHALLENGES, PROBLEMS, OPPORTUNITIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 8 (197). P. 224-230

The rapidly changing social reality which researchers characterize as a situation of social uncertainty, determines the challenges, problems and opportunities of the youth’s living space. The lack of clear guidelines for the future, the reassessment of the values of the older generation, serious functional changes in the family institution, the increasing influence of the mass information media and the Internet space, actualize the need for targeted educational interaction of social institutions with young people. In the work on the basis of historical and pedagogical analysis, the concept of “modern youth” is specified, and a description of the content of this concept in changing social reality is proposed. The article describes the situation of uncertainty as an opportunity for the development and actualization of the social potential of young people, the manifestation of an active and responsible position of a young person in various interrelated living spatial circumstances. Three groups of problems that define the living space of younger generation and are formed in the situation of uncertainty are presented: the organization of the educational space of educational organizations that promotes the realization of the potential of the young man as a subject of his own life; use of the opportunities of society and its transformation into an educational space; effective interaction of social institutions in the education of youth. The complex of organizational (development of the socio-cultural infrastructure of the region, the use of a set of psychological and pedagogical methods aimed at creating an experience of positive behavior and adequate self-esteem, teaching young people to techniques and procedures for self-realization and social security of the individual, the use of a set of psychological and pedagogical techniques aimed at forming the experience of positive behavior and adequate self-estimation among youth), pedagogical (pedagogical support for social facilitation of the activities of the teacher, the orientation toward success and achievement, providing each young man the with the opportunity of his role, position, form of participation in activities, etc.), psychological (correspondence of content and methods of work to the characteristics of different age categories of youth, stage of life, strengthening of the positive attitude to themselves and their future for youth, stage of life and professional plans of youth), socio-cultural conditions for young talents and the development of creative potential of youth; creation of conditions for access of city residents to information resources; development and support of youth initiatives; creation of conditions for employment by amateur art creativity, maintenance of amateur creative initiative and social and cultural activity of youth), ensuring the effectiveness of the process of socialization of young people at the present stage.

Keywords: youth, young people’s living space, social uncertainty, social institutions, responsibility

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Yermolenkina L.I. SPECIFIC CHARACTER OF RECREATIONAL FUNCTION IN DISCOURSE OF CONVERGENT RADIO. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 5 (211). P. 42-47

Introduction. This work explores the recreational function of Media also recognized as the recreational function, hedonistic function, function of mental regulation, function of emotional release, etc. by various sources. We suppose that modern media mostly pursue hedonistic aspects of broadcasting as the changed structure and new conditions of functioning increased consumer’s component of address activity. Aim and objectives. The aim of this article is to describe the specifics of the entertainment function of the media in the discursive space of convergent radio. The object of research is the discursive practice of convergent radio. Material and methods. The article considers new forms of media communication that are significant in the aspect of those technological and socio-cultural changes that led to the emergence of convergent radio. Based on the material of web pages and social network versions of radio channels, the discursive mechanisms for the implementation of the entertainment function are analyzed. On the basis of the theoretical provisions of discourse analysis and social semiotics, an assumption is made about the hedonistic nature of the entertainment function of convergent radio. Results and discussion. The work investigates the specialty of the hedonistic function of modern radio discourse. Texts from radio websites and social network versions of entertaining radio channels served as material. From the position of modern semiotics and discourse analysis, the main communicative models between the subjects of discourse, which are formed on the borders of hedonistic strategy of radio, are allotted. A big role was played by advertising discourse and PR both integrated into communication practice by strategies of radio which pursue consumer’s ideology of modern media. Conclusion. Thus the interaction of radio discourse, advertising discourse, and PR provides hedonistic effects of (targeted attention) and participation: based on action and semiotic codes the addressee forms a convenient psychoemotional area of their identity – the consumer of high-quality media products, the user of various services that replace social institutions such as libraries, cinemas, hobby clubs, etc.. In this case the interactive user shows the necessary activeness (for discourse practice) in choosing recreational products and engagement in consumption of such.

Keywords: discourse of convergent radio, discursive interactions, communication and action hedonism of radio discourse, consumer’s ideology

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Rayda V.S., Ivanitsky A.E., Minich A.S., Tolstikov G.A. Research of Fluorescence, Provoked by Solar Radiation of Dispersed Photophosphors on the Basis of Connections of a Europium and Corrective Light Polyethylene Films with their Components. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 6 (43). P. 40-45

The research of features of fluorescence of dispersed photosphors in conducted on the basis of organic and inorganic connections of a europium and polymer films with their components at excitation of solar radiation. The excitation of luminescence of phosphors by UV radiation of the sun does not change spectral content of luminescence radiation. For number of photophosphors on the basis of ocsysulfide of yttrium, activated with europium watches change of intensity of minor bands in luminescent spectrum concerning the principal band, that it is necessary to allow for consideration of photophysical characteristics of corrective light films with their components. The obtained data allow to conduct calculation of intensity of luminescence radiation under corrective light films with allowance for its spectral content

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Popov G.N., Evseyev S.P. Pedagogical Aspects of Adaptive Physical Culture as an Integrative Discipline (Theoretical Aspect). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 10 (61). P. 47-50

The correlation of the adaptive physical culture as an integrative discipline with theory of physical culture as a basic discipline is considered, including its newest trends of development, philosophy, cultural studies, sociology, general and special pedagogy, humanistic psychology, valeology, as well as disciplines of medical and biological cycle: anatomy, general and particular pathology, genetics and other disciplines. It’s proved that adaptive physical culture and the disciplines enumerated above have general object, goal of pedagogical activity, common methodological approaches and principles, solve integrative common tasks from various angles and so should enrich and compliment each other.

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Turanina N.A. Animistic metaphor in an author's art discourse. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 2 (76). P. 50-52

True article is devoted to functioning of an author's metaphor in art texts Mayakovsky, Block, Yesenin, Prishvin. Use of names of fauna in structure of a metaphor is old tradition of Russian poetry and prose. Animistic metaphor is especially active in poetry of the beginning of XX century. Special a particular this type of a metaphor in poetry Mayakovsky, Yesenin, Block differs. In prose Prishvin use animistic metaphors with other semantic filling proceeds.

Keywords: Metaphor, animism, the name, rate, semantics, poetry

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Belyayeva L.A. THE CONSTRUCTION OF «SELF-CONCEPTION» AS AN ESSENTIAL CONDITION OF VOCATIONAL SELF-DETERMINATION OF SENIOR PUPILS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 1 (91). P. 75-78

The article presents the issues related to the vocational self-determination of school senior pupils. It considers the problems of vocational self-determination as consistent with the subject’s personal qualities. The case study of senior pupils vocational orientation is presented in terms of «self-conception», which is considered the determining factor of personal self-actualization including the vocational one.

Keywords: construction of «self-conception», senior pupils vocational self-determination, temperament

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Atrashenko A.N. TECHNIQUE OF REALIZATION OF RESEARCHES ON RESEARCH WORK “THEORETICAL-METHODOLOGICAL BASES OF MANAGEMENT OF STEADY DEVELOPMENT EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 10 (100). P. 86-90

Any research should begin with clear comprehension of a problem and its exact formulation. Research of a complex problem if it is not organized in appropriate way, occurs “trial and error method”. In order to “tests and mistakes” was less, beforehand it is necessary to develop some technique of research for a concrete theme or a problem. An example of search of the solution of a problem is developed the author and the technique of research submitted here.

Keywords: system, stability of development, management, processes, inputs, outputs, pedagogical system

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Krivorotova K.V., Bogoslovskaya Z.M. THE MAIN FEATURES OF THE CONCEPT “HOUSE” REPRESENTATED IN THE DISCOURSE OF INDIVIDUAL – A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE RUSSIAN GERMANS IN SIBERIA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 9 (111). P. 79-82

This article is devoted to description of one of the key concepts in the German folk linguistic culture – the concept “house”. The investigation results of the individual’s oral discourse – the representative of the Russian Germans of Tomsk region are expounded. Lexical objectification of the main features within the mentioned concept is detected.

Keywords: dialect linguistic personality, German dialect, linguistic culture, concept and its features

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Valitova E.J. PROBLEMS OF PROFESSIONAL SELF-DETERMINATION OF STUDENTS AT TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 4 (145). P. 157-162

The article analyses the current level of professional self–determination of the students studying at the humanitarian and technical institutes of the National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University. Pedagogical conditions that have positive influence on the formation of self–determination of future specialists are suggested.

Keywords: professional self–determination, competitiveness, activity approach, level of professional self– determination, pedagogical conditions

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Rudakova O.A. THE USE OF INTERDISCIPLINARY APPROACH IN THE ORGANIZATION OF CURRICULAR AND EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES IN THE MODERN SCHOOL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 8 (161). P. 36-42

Discusses the one of the important directions of development of Russian education – transition to second generation of Federal State Education Standard. The priorities of the new standard are not only aimed at subject results, but also at meta-subject and personal results. The demands of the modern society set the following task: to make high school graduates to be ready to cope with challenges of the modern world, and to face a variety of cognitive, communicative and organizational problems. The modern teacher in perfection must possess innovative pedagogical technologies and approaches in the educational process. Implementation of the interdisciplinary approach at every educational subject, as well as in the organization of extracurricular activities reveals to the teacher and learners new horizons of dialogue, cooperation, development of creative and intellectual thinking, the organization of cognitive activity and so on.

Keywords: the transition to second generation of Federal State Education Standard, substantive result, metasubject result, transdisciplinary approach, integration, curricular activities, extracurricular activities, teacher

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Redkina Z.V. The demand for education as part of economic demands. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 5 (21). P. 63-65

The article treats the economic nature of demands in education, the structure, specificity and role of the state sector in their realization.

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Syrov V.N. Narrative Theme in Modern Western Philosophy of History. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 7 (23). P. 14-18

Our task in this paper is to point out some stages in the development of narrativist turn in philosophy of history. We argue that the narrativist theme now moved away from what were formerly dominant perspectives focused primarily on literary texts and moved towards analysis of narratives as our primary way of organizing our experience of time and life. In philosophy of history that turn was formulated in agonistic relationship to Hempelian covering-law models. W.H. Dray has written that one of the best means of explaining a change is to trace the course of events by which it came about. The new step was realized by L. Mink. Mink criticized concept of following a story elaborated by W. B. Gallie and asserted configurational character of narrative activity. He says that the author derives the structure from telling the story itself, not from the events it relates. And developing this idea H. White concluded that historians draw on the «plot-structure» identified by N. Frye as Romance, Comedy, Tragedy and Satire. D. Carr says that it is an «escape» from reality. He stresses continuity between narrative and everyday life and recon-figurational character of historical and fictional narrative. We account for productivity of this displacement of theme in philosophy of history.

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Rudoy A.N. About the So-Called Fluvioglacial Deposits and the Place of Diluvial Processes Take in the Lithodynamic Succession. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 4 (36). P. 80-85

The article deals with the existing definitions of fluvioglacial deposits that are chiefly developed in the mountain lands. It also points out the main contradictions in field and laboratory diagnostics of fluvioglacial deposits contained in the fact that lithologic criteria for such diagnostics do not exist in the nature. It refers to all the facies of fluvioglacial deposits in the pre-glacial zone. The absence of lithologic criteria of distinguishing between the so-called fluvioglacial and mountainous alluvium is explained by the structure of all these deposits. It is conditioned by hydrodynamic peculiarities of the floods in which they are developed. Pre-glacial fluvial sediments undergo the process of laying many times both immediately by the glacier margin and under the glacier itself. Thus, it means that according to the well-spread classifications all the melt-water deposits (except pre-glacial lake deposits) should be called «alluvium». Besides, it often happens that some forms of a principally different genesis-diluvial origin-would be taken for the deposits of melt glacier water. The former it their turn have been formed by cataclysmic (i.e. - temporary) floods from ice-dammed lakes which outburst. Unclear diagnostics of water deposits leads to the difficulties in defining criteria to seek alluvial placers. The article shows the place of diluvial deposits in the row of other genetic types of loose sediments. The second part of the article deals with the energy essence of the diluvial morpholithogenesis from the points of natural risks.

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Popova I.G. Formation of Different Aspects of Meaning of the Notion «the Natural Logarithmic Function». Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 3 (54). P. 32-36

In the paper the author considers the organization of the understanding mastering of the material on the example of studying the topic «Logarithmic and exponential functions». The basic notion is the notion of the natural logarithmic function. We introduce it, using the integral with the variable upper limit. Such presentation allows students to understand the structural-object and logic-semiotic aspects of the meaning of the notion «the natural logarithmic function» more profoundly.

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Prosvirova I.G. Special Features of the Motivation of Training Activity in the Students of the Low-Order Teenage Period. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 10 (61). P. 61-64

The article is devoted to the analysis of the decreasing motivation among the schoolchildren of the 5th – 6th forms. On the basis of psychological and pedagogical literature the signs of inner and outer motivation and the factors motivating the cognitive activity of schoolchildren were investigated. To realize these factors a new system of assignments on the Unit “Percentage” is suggested. This system was approbated in 2000–2005 in schools of Tomsk and the town of Megion in Khanti-Mansiysky autonomous region.

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Lukyanova N.A. The Role of Sign Dynamics in Communication Models and Theories of Management. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 1 (75). P. 55-63

The role of sign dynamics in managerial processes in communications is considered in the article. The variant of diverse and versatile theories of management ordering is offered on the basis of the communication models classification. It is suggested that the binding processes necessary for any administrative action are the basis for the classification. It is proved that in the given processes mechanisms of sign dynamics play the dominant roles as they serve as information mechanisms of self-organizing communicative processes. All the researches are supported by grant RFBR № 08-06-00109

Keywords: Information-synergetic approach, symbol dynamics, processes of management of communication, classification of communication models, mechanisms of symbol dynamics, information mechanisms of communication self-organization

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Arzhanik M.B., Chernikova E.V. THE DEVELOPMENT OF KNOWLEDGE CONTROL SYSTEM: TWO TYPES OF RATING SYSTEM. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 1 (91). P. 145-149

In the article two types of rating systems are introduced: integral and differential one. The integral system is based on the summing of the points of all subjects in the semester, while according to the differential one, the final rating is defined as arithmetical average of intermediary ratings for every topic. Also the opportunity is discussed of applying various differential models when system of activities is developed within the ranking system. The comparative analysis has been carried out and the role of rating system in the educational process of teaching Mathematics in the Medical university is analyzed.

Keywords: methods of teaching Mathematics, rating, rating system, differential approach

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Starodubtseva O.G. INTERSUBJECTIVE TEXTS AS THE BASIS IN FORMING LEXICAL SKILLS OF JUNIOR STUDENTS’ PROFESSIONAL SPEAKING AT THE MEDICAL UNIVERSITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 2 (104). P. 87-90

The paper is devoted to intersubjective texts as the basis of text centered approach while teaching a foreign language to form lexical skills of professional speaking, the significance of texts as the main teaching element, the necessity of authentic texts as well as their meaning from relative sciences’ point of view dealing with teaching a foreign language.

Keywords: intersubjective texts, authentic texts, methodically authentic texts, professional vocabulary, lexical skills, professional speaking.

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Prokofyev G.V. THE CATEGORY OF INTERDISCOURSE AS A MEANS OF ORGANIZING MEDIA DISCOURSE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 5 (133). P. 77-79

The category of interdiscourse is examined in the article. Special attention is paid to the means of explicit and implicit information transfer in polycode texts, interrelation of different types of information encoded in polycode texts to reach maximum impact on the recipient. As a means of presentation of information there is considered media discourse and polycode texts that are the content of this discourse.

Keywords: discourse, interdiscourse, polycode text, precedent text, text pragmatics, media discourse

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Petrochenko L.A. THE SYNTACTIC MEANS OF EXPRESSING THE CONCEPT “GAME” (DATA OF ENGLISH). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 10 (138). P. 42-46

The article deals with the conjunctions as if/as though functioning as markers of intellectual being presence. The conjunctions in question can introduce utterances describing situations that are not true.

Keywords: concept, game, counterfactual modality, assumption, the seeming

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Moseyko V.V., Frolova E.A. WELFARE STATE VS SOCIAL DEPENDENCE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 8 (149). P. 102-107

The paper presents the nature characteristics of the welfare state, the basic features of welfare states, problems and contradictions in the social policy implementation. The authors conclude that it is necessary to reform implementation mechanisms of government social policy. Authors examine the causes of welfare dependency (high social rate of discount, inefficient legal framework, reducing the degree of horizontal and vertical integration between agents). The authors propose measures aimed at improving the mechanisms for overcoming social dependency. It is necessary to stimulate the social responsibility of economic actors and provide socio-economic policy of government to ensure economic growth.

Keywords: welfare state, social dependence, social policy, pensioner

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