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Melik-Gaykazyan M.V. HIERARCHY OF GOALS IN THE CONCEPT OF ATTRACTIVE MANAGEMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 5 (95). P. 59-65

The article presents the basis for correspondence between the theories of management and directions of nonlinear dynamics. The role of collective dreams in the formation of the asymptotic dynamics of the organization goals is discussed. On the basis of the model of generating information the hierarchy of goals of the nonlinear dynamics of complex open systems is revealed and the option of ordering modern theories of management is offered.

Keywords: attractive management, the information-synergetic approach, models of information process, communications processes, nonlinear dynamics, dynamic forms of sign, phase area, attractor, operator, collective dream, modern management theory

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Filkina A.V. AN ETHICAL ASPECT IN RESEARCHES OF NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS: COMPARISON OF DOMESTIC AND WESTERN SOCIOLOGISTS EXPERIENCE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 5 (95). P. 73-78

In the article the comparative analysis of domestic and foreign experience of ethical principles formation in ethnographic research of new religious movements (NRM) is carried out. The author describes the experience of domestic researchers NRM, based on the materials of the interrogation carried out among experts.

Keywords: ethnographic method, new religious movements, professional ethic

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Golovchiner V.E., Kutina E.V. FUNCTIONS OF THE CHALDEANS IN “THE FLEA” BY E. ZAMYATIN. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 7 (109). P. 129-133

The article deals with three characters in the play by E. Zamyatin “Flea” – the Chaldeans, which primarily indicate the proximity of folk theater. There were analyzed their functions in different areas of action.

Keywords: folk theater, reincarnation, multifunctionality, act, character, personage, E. Zamyatin, flea

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Melik-Gaykazyan M.V. SEMIOTIC MECHANISMS OF MODERN MANAGEMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 10 (112). P. 209-215

Based on modifications of the cluster model and the information process model semiotic components of modern management are established. A comparison of specific technologies of modern management with the stages of the nonlinear dynamics of complex systems is carried out. Philosophical-anthropological perspective of the analysis actualized the concepts of “symbolic economics” by A. Toffler, “revolution in the symbolism” by A. N. Whitehead, the theory of semiosis by C. S. Peirce and the theory of conflict by R. Dahrendorf. Potentials of manipulating people’s dream and memory used in modern management, which requires adequate humanitarian expertise, are established.

Keywords: cluster model, a model of information processing, nonlinear dynamics, goal, purpose, attractors, modern management, the direction of semiotic processes

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Dzhola E.D. THE WAY OF ORGANIZATION OF DOCUMENTAL MATERIAL IN DRAMA ACTION IN “LYCEUM STUDENT” PLAY BY A. PLATONOV. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 3 (118). P. 197-203

This article is devoted to research of historical and biographical play “Lyceum’s student” by A. Platonov. In this play, the author showed conditions of great poet’s “birth” in Russia, gathered personages with apparent violation of chronology of events, organized actions with the help of definite motives.

Keywords: historical-biographical play, drama action, motive, association, intertextuality, receptive base

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Vasilyeva I.A. GENESIS OF MONEY AND MONEY RELATIONS IN PRIMITIVE CULTURE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 5 (158). P. 211-216

The article reveals the specifics of the genesis of money and monetary relations in primitive culture from the perspective of facts stated in anthropology, which sufficiently suggested that money existed in primitive culture. Directly to economic exchange (barter), they were not required, but the money worked in non-functioning forms of exchange and initiated rational disposal of surplus. Money in the ritual exchange of “Kula” united the different parts of the primitive society, after that the economic exchange was possible. In the ritual of “potlatch” the money were fixed amount consumed for sacrificial benefits that had to return to the owners with increasing in future.

Keywords: money, culture, money`s genesis, primitive culture, money relations

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Korneenko T.N. FEATURES OF DEVELOPMENT OF STUDENT’S REFLECTIVE COGNITIVE ACTIVITY IN THE LEARNING PROCESS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 4 (181). P. 71-76

Russian society is in need of the people that quickly adapt to the changing world, are capable for continuous selfeducation and self-improvement. Therefore, the quality of subjectivity becomes the leitmotif of the educational process at the university. The fullest development of this quality can be the result of reflexive cognitive activity. The article offeres an idea of level representation of cognitive educational activity of the student: operational activity - cognitive activity – reflexive activity – individual activity. It is based on the transition of the subject from one mode of interaction with the text of the cultural reality to another. Reflection is the basis, the means and the result of cognitive activity of the student. One important feature of the construction of the educational process with regard to the level structure is a non-technological approach to it. Educational practice is the practice of creative interaction with the student, which gives rise to his own mechanisms of interaction with the culture of the text. Educational practices let you organize the interaction with the student taking into account his subjective capabilities.

Keywords: personality, educational event, reflection, subject, subjectivity, cognitive activity

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Serebrennikova E.A. PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL ADAPTATION OF CHINESE STUDENTS OF ZERO LEVEL IN THE PROCESS OF LEARNING THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE AS A FOREIGN. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 10 (187). P. 79-83

In the article we are talking about the psychological and pedagogical adaptation of Chinese students in preparatory courses, mastering Russian as a foreign language from zero level. The key moment in this process is the psychological and pedagogical support of foreign native speakers by their teacher. Based on the conducted Russian and foreign studies, it is noted that informal communication and extracurricular activities of teachers contribute to facilitating the adaptation process in the new educational environment and improving the performance of foreign listeners. The basis of such activities are curators and tutors of training groups who have knowledge of cultural and religious norms and have an idea of the generally accepted rules of conduct of their wards. It is noted that as a result of the presence of such support, the process of adaptation of Chinese listeners and, accordingly, the educational process is optimized. The problem of psychological and pedagogical adaptation is very multifaceted, so for a more effective psychological and pedagogical support of Chinese students, it is necessary to create a system of common policies supporting foreign students. For the successful adaptation of foreign students to the reality of the Russian cultural, social and educational environment, the services and units of Russian universities that engage in hiring and accompanying foreign students must be staffed by teachers, specialists in the field of intercultural communication, ethnography and psychology. Russia can take a worthy place in the world market of educational services, because it has certain advantages, such as high level of teaching, more affordable cost of education, compared to other countries. To the list of advantages it is possible to add the introduction of the system of psychological and pedagogical support of foreign students, including all stages of the educational process.

Keywords: Russian as a foreign language, psychological and pedagogical adaptation, psychological and pedagogical support

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Panfilova O.I. FORMS AND METHODS OF DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF TEACHERS IN THE FIELD OF EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 1 (190). P. 89-93

The article presents some results of the research of the problem of development of professional competence of teachers in the field of education in the process of their professional activity in the conditions of general education organization. The urgency of the problem is justified by the strategic priorities of the development of upbringing in the modern state policy formulated in such leading policy documents as the Strategy of development of education in the Russian Federation for the period up to 2025, the professional standard «Specialist in Education». Based on the analysis of the theoretical foundations of the competence approach, professional competence is considered as an integral characteristic of a teacher who has the ability to implement modern programs and technologies, to manifest creativity, to find the right solutions, to act in ordinary and unusual situations. The features of professional competence of teachers in the field of education are studied. The approaches to the identification of the components of the professional competence of teachers in the field of upbringing are indicated. The main characteristics of the developed model of the development of professional competence of teachers in the field of education in the process of pedagogical activity, its axiological, projective-empirical, technological, information-methodical, reflexive diagnostic modules, self-education and social partnership modules are presented. Presented are the forms of work that contribute to the development of professional competence of teachers in the course of their professional activities (pedagogical council, seminars and workshops, business games, discussions, generalization of educational experience, scientific and methodological support for the selfeducation of teachers, etc.). Approbation of forms and methods of increasing the professional competence of teachers in the field of education in the process of professional activity was carried out during the experimental work in the general education organizations of Novomoskovsk and Troitsky administrative districts of Moscow.

Keywords: education, socialization, professional competence, professional activity

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Glukhov A.P. EDUCATIONAL EXPORT IN HIGHER EDUCATION SYSTEM: CASE OF TOMSK UNIVERSITIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 7 (196). P. 142-148

The article considers the tasks and targets of the priority project “Development of the export potential of the Russian education system”. It analyzes the characteristics of the dynamics and world trends of higher education, the background and features of educational export in the USSR. Presents statistical data and a description of the most important statistical parameters of the development of educational exports in the new Russia. Describes features of attracting foreign students to Tomsk universities, educational and marketing tools that are used. Reveals the structural and organizational and social problems of adaptation of foreign students, analyses the proposed package of measures aimed at supporting and strengthening the streams of export of education to the system of higher education in Russia. Analyses positive experience of adaptation of foreign students in the large universities of Tomsk. It was concluded that the prospects for the development of Russian educational exports are high, the market itself is quite capacious, especially on the basis of the relatively low costs of foreign students for higher education in Russia; Siberia, despite its remoteness from the capitals, harsh climatic conditions and fame, remains one of the most attractive regions for foreign education, especially from Central and Southeast Asia.

Keywords: education of foreigners, educational export, adaptation of foreign students, educational trajectories

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Osipova O.A. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 6 (9). P. 77-79

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Karbysheva T.V., Obenlog E.V. Obenlog. Evaluation of Training Efficiency of Athletes-Sprinters of 10-13 Years Taking into Account the Style of Control. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 3 (35). P. 86-90

The article considers actual matters of sports team control. Taking into account authoritarian, democratic and liberal approaches in athletes' reserves training the most appropriate and effective control style of 10-13 year old sprinters has been determined on the ini¬tial stage.

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Roshchina I.V., Sakharova Z.E. The Necessity of Studying Personality's Theories for Building the Modern Systems of Motivation and Stimulation at a Manufacture. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 5 (37). P. 79-80

The necessity of studying of the personality theo¬ries for shaping effective systems of motivation and inducing at the plant is exhibited. The analysis of the different theories of the personality, of Russian and of foreign experience, and also registration of specificity of a modern stage allows to eliminate the one-sided approach to construction of motivation model.

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Filchenko A.Y. THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF AREAL ANALYSIS OF DIALECTAL DATA FROM OB-YENISSEI LINGUISTICS AREA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 7 (97). P. 94-101

The paper outlines the endangered Siberian language documentation and description program undertaken by the department of Siberian indigenous languages of Tomsk State Pedagogical University. The project is aimed at developing the database of the endangered languages of Ob-Yenissei linguistic area and exemplifies theoretical, methodological and empirical aspects of the areal typological study of these languages, their culture and ethnography, and hypotheses of their contact interaction and mutual evolution.

Keywords: endangered languages of Siberia, areal typology, language documentation

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Bogomolova Y.A. FUNCTIONS OF HEADINGS IN THE TOMSK NEWSPAPERS OF THE 60-IES OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 3 (105). P. 65-68

In the article the structure and functions of headings of the various publications in Tomsk periodical press, which took place in the 60-s of the twentieth century, are considered. The research is based on the materials of the newspapers «The Krasnoe Znamya», «The Molodoj Leninec», «The Pravda Ilicha».

Keywords: headings, structure of headings, functions of headlines, regulative force of headings

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Polyakova N.V. VERBALIZATION OF THE CONCEPT “EARTH” IN THE SELKUP AND RUSSIAN LANGUAGES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 9 (111). P. 134-138

In this article the peculiarities of verbalization of the concept “Earth” in the Selkup and Russian languages are observed, key lexemes objectifying the studied concept are analyzed, common and characteristic conceptual features are distinguished.

Keywords: the concept “Earth”, conceptual feature, verbalization, the Selkup language, the Russian language

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Ishchenko O.V. THE DEVELOPMENT OF GENERAL EDUCATION AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING IN WESTERN SIBERIA AT THE SECOND HALF OF THE 19TH – BEGINNING OF THE 20TH CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 22-28

The article is devoted to the characteristic of the development of general education and vocational training in Western Siberia at the second half of the 19th – beginning of the 20th century. At this period the change of amount of the educational institutions and the appearance of new types of general educational and professional schools were typical of Siberia. The very important role in this process belonged to public and private charity.

Keywords: Western Siberia, educational institutions, general education, vocational training, charity

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Zolotavina I.V. INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN BIOLOGICAL, PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL IN PHYSICAL TRAINING OF STUDENTS IN SPECIAL MEDICAL GROUPS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 6 (134). P. 175-179

Restriction of physical activity affects the physical condition of students, causes an increase in the number of students referred for health reasons in a special medical group. Games contribute to the development of physical qualities, create favourable living conditions for children with poor health, they learn new moves, raise their vitality, improve their physical and mental condition. Under the influence of motor activity, implemented in the games, the children activate their biological relationship and psycho-pedagogical nature.

Keywords: physical development, play, physical activity, adaptive physical education, special medical group

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Melik-Gaykazyan I.V., Melik-Gaykazyan M.V. “SEMIOTIC ATTRACTOR”: CONCEPT FOR SOLVING DILEMMA OF INNOVATIVE MANAGEMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 5 (158). P. 147-153

Two tasks of innovation management require its methodological solution. Those tasks are effective selection of asymptotical target and management of generation of unexampled innovations. Methodological strategies of solving these tasks can be put as dilemma. Constructive solution of this dilemma is based at “Semiotic Attractor” conception. The concept became a synthesis of the philosophy of process, results of methodological research related to information phenomenon as a process and results of fundamental research of non-linear dynamics and semiotics. The concept expresses conditions of organization of states meeting nature of managed system's attractors. This “Semiotic Attractor” is realized as an occasion – occasion of random selection and occasion of unexampled innovation's generation. Organization of conditions leading to occurrence of similar occasions is relevant to solution of innovations management tasks. Solution was obtained on basis of four interdependent conditions: 1) innovations management is management of targets; 2) phase states of targeted situations set by semiotic means exclusively; 3) information mechanisms of self-organization require intermediary situation to be formed which should be dependent on asymptotical target; 4) verbalization of asymptotical target should represent current intermediate situation. The latter does not mean concealment of final targets but meet requirement for future should be open for the future innovations. Selection of final target is a choice between aspirations of altruism, perfectionism, hedonism or utilitarianism.

Keywords: “semiotic attractor”, “revolution in symbolism”, nonlinear dynamics, occasion, characteristics of information, model of semiotic dynamics

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Vladimirova T.L., Kazakova O.A. THE CONTENT AND FORM OF TEACHING THE SCIENTIFIC STYLE OF ORAL SPEECH AT A MODERN TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 7 (160). P. 90-95

The given article is devoted to the issues of teaching the scientific style of oral speech at a technical university. Based on many years of experience of working with student, graduate students, postgraduate students of Tomsk Polytechnic University, the authors propose the universal (independent of the scientific direction of students) content and form of teaching the scientific style of oral speech at the university. It is recommended to include the following topics to the course content of oral scientific speech: “The report as a genre of oral scientific speech”, “Elocution”, “The structure of the presentation of a scientific report”, “Presentation of a scientific report”, “Rules for scientific debate”. An “advanced lecture”, training and game are offered as the forms of classroom work, which allow to form the necessary knowledge basis of the principles of scientific oral communication; to develop skills; to stimulate students’ activity; to give students the opportunity to gain experience. This article contains examples of the use of the given forms of classroom work with the selected content.

Keywords: native language, competence-based approach, scientific oral speech, studying at a technical university, the content and form of teaching, advanced lecture, training, game

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Poptsov D.A. SPECIFICS OF EUROPEAN AND NATIONAL LEVEL IN THE STRUCTURE OF IDENTITY OF GERMANS (HISTORICAL AND STATISTICAL ASPECTS). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 9 (162). P. 262-269

The article considers the specifics of the national and European identity in the structure of the German identity. Analyzed lasting, historical problematical formation of national identity in Germany, the stages of its formation and their main features.Particular attention is paid to the analysis of foreign statistics of the European Commission (Eurobarometer), which show the complexity of the processes of formation of the double identity of the German population on a timely point in history (1990–2014). Using statistical analysis, it was found that over the 20 years since the reunification of Germany (1990), citizens of this country had to change the identity of the three times, allowing you to call the German national identity is not fully formed. The reason for this is the specificity of the historical path of Germany, a special model of the German national identity, as well as geopolitical, economic and other aspects of European integration.

Keywords: national identity, European identity, the identity of the German nation, the European Union

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Frik T.B. EPISTOLARY FORMS IN N. M. KARAMZIN’S MAGAZINES: “THE MOSCOW MAGAZINE” AND “BULLETIN OF EUROPE”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 3 (168). P. 102-108

The epistolary forms which entered a context of “The Moscow magazine” and “The Bulletin of Europe” are considered as an embodiment of the concept of N. M. Karamzin – the publisher, as a reprezentant of his creative method. N. M. Karamzin actively develops poetics of the private, friendly letter in the journalistic and publishing practice, thus the poetics of epistolary publications in Karamzin magazines is conformable to poetics of his private letters. In magazines, also as well as in private letters, estimates and judgments of the publisher, his image itself organize reader’s perception, play a sample role, immerse in the Karamzin sphere of spiritual and intellectual aspirations. The letter as a plot forming element of Karamzin magazines allowed their publisher to come into direct contact with the reader, and “someone else’s” letters became remarks in the dialogue organized by the publisher, a reason for publishing reflections. The letter becomes an ideal form of creation of the addressee – the reader of the magazine as in it the behavioural standard is formed. Certain dynamics of epistolary poetics from “The Moscow magazine” to “the Bulletin of Europe” is noted. The conclusion is that the epistolary is the major esthetic category, it in many respects causes deep internal unity of editions of N. M. Karamzin.

Keywords: epistolary form, magazine, N. M. Karamzin, “The Moscow magazine”, “Bulletin of Europe”

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Velichko M.A. INFORMATIVE CONGESTION AS A NECESSARY CONDITION FOR A SUCCESSFUL LINGUISTIC MANIPULATION IN ADVERTISING DISCOURSE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 3 (180). P. 9-13

The article considers the key features of communication as a tool of linguistic manipulation in advertising discourse. The aim of this study is to investigate the technologies of creating perlocutionary effect in American advertising communication. At the stage of the interpretation the vast majority of American advertising works consisting of few words are transformed into informative and pragmatic semiotic texts. Nowadays the US advertising shows a big variety of products with different degrees of verbal congestion. As a part of this study we have found a lot of advertising samples which include the minimum amount of verbal text: only the name brand or trade mark and single-phrase slogan. It should be noted that even the most minimum quantity of speech act expressed by the well-known and popular person lead to the greater intensity and immensity of its significance. Having analyzed the fragments of advertising texts we conclude that the informative congestion of communication is fundamental to its ability to persuade with the only proviso that by congestion we mean not the number of language units but the amount of their information content. The findings of the integrated and comprehensive study of the informative congestion of discourse and text can be used in pragmalinguistics, text linguistics, functional linguistics, theory of intercultural communication.

Keywords: advertising discourse, informative congestion, communication, linguistic manipulation, language units

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Bartsaeva E.V. TO THE QUESTION ABOUT THE PEDAGOGICAL CONDITIONS OF ADAPTATION OF PRESCHOOL CHILDREN IN INSTITUTIONS OF ADDITIONAL EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 5 (182). P. 156-159

The article presents a theoretical analysis of the literature on the problem of studying of pedagogical conditions of adaptation of children in institutions of additional education, which allowed us to determine the key concepts of the study: «additional education», «organization of additional education», «structure adaptation», «conditions», «pedagogical conditions». Identified the relevance and importance of additional education in the adaptation of children of preschool age. Disclosed components of the adaptation of children of this age: personal (self-esteem, confidence, emotional well-being), communication (ability to listen, to empathize, to assess themselves and others, to work in a group of peers, to communicate with seniors, to help others, to explain and prove their own opinion, activity (motivation, activity, curiosity), cognitive (basic beliefs about themselves, about other people and the world, elementary grammar, elementary mathematical representations) components. Justified pedagogical conditions of adaptation of preschool children in the organizations of additional education (the creation of the developing environment: spatial, educational, developmental, subjective; the organization of pedagogical support of adaptation of children, involving the implementation of phases: diagnostic, search, advisory-projective, active, reflective stages; interaction of subjects of education, defined as a joint activity of specialists, teachers, parents, aimed at enabling the child to the environment of supplementary education organizations; individual and differentiated approach to children, determining individual help to each child, taking into account his features and abilities in different situations in the learning process, as well as work in the group of children in which through the selection of content, forms, methods, rates and norms of education are optimal conditions for studying of each child).

Keywords: pedagogical conditions, preschool children, supplementary education, institutions of supplementary education, adaptation

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Neopredelen N.N. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 4 (20). P. 45-46

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Karpenko S.M. Space Organization in Poetic World of N.S. Gumiljev: Principal Binary Oppositions. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 3 (47). P. 24-27

The article relates to peculiarities of space organization in N.S. Gumilev poetic world picture. The content of this research points to one of the communicative stylistics trends on the basis of which the theory of textual associations is worked out. By means of intertextual associative-notional fields there were determined principal oppositions which present inside and outside space of the poet.

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Alekseyev V.P., Kuznetsov A.V. Algorithm and pro¬gram for continuous data array processing by the planned experiment method.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 7 (51). P. 61-67

During research of complex multifactor processes in which the main target parameter is influenced with set of factors, the theory of planning of experiment is applied. Thus values of factors are fixed in both parties from nominal value with the certain interval of a variation. We offer algorithm and the program of processing of arrays of factors with any deviations from the nominal value, received during experiment. The original approaches developed earlier are put in a basis. The specified pro¬gram can be used while optimization of physical, techni¬cal, economic and social processes.

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Karpova A.Y. THE COMEDIES OF A. CHEKHOV IN THE CONTEXT OF «MODERN DRAMA». Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 8 (98). P. 11-15

The article considers the comedies on «Modern Drama». The comedies of A. Chekhow: «Ivanov», «The Seagull» and «The Cherry Orchard» are under analyses in the article.

Keywords: Modern Drama, comedy, A. Chekhov, «The Seagull», «The Cherry Orchard»

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Rudenko S.L., Rychkova O.V. DISTURBED SOCIAL COGNITION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA PATIENTS AS CAUSE OF THEIR SOCIAL FUNCTIONING DEFICIT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 6 (121). P. 141-147

The article accounts for the choice of research subject with the reference to the works of Russian and foreign scientists and it highlights the results of the conducted research. It explains the process of disturbed social cognition in schizophrenia patients and shows how social cognition impairment can result in social functioning defi cits.

Keywords: social cognition, impairment in social cognition, schizophrenia, positive and negative symptoms, social anhedonia, social functioning, reduction in social functioning

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Shekhovtsova D.N. FORMATION OF INFORMATION AND MATHEMATICAL COMPETENCE OF FUTURE TEACHERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 7 (122). P. 234-240

In this article, based on analysis of psychological and educational literature, there identified pedagogical conditions, contributing to the formation of information and mathematical competence of future teacher.

Keywords: competence, information and mathematical competence

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Sukhushina E.V., Belyayeva L.A. CRITERIA FOR EVALUATION OF CHILDREN’S ORGANIZATIONS, MEMBERS OF THE UNION OF CHILDREN’S ORGANIZATIONS OF TOMSK REGION “CHUDO”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 4 (132). P. 78-81

This article describes the criteria and criteria indexes for the children’s social organization assessment, as well as the milestones in the development of the children’s organizations Union of Tomsk region “Chudo”.

Keywords: children’s social organization, children’s movement, social designing, evaluation criteria for the organization

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Dracheva T.A., Ilyina E.N. THE PARTWORK «DOLLS IN FOLK COSTUMES»: COMMUNICATIVE PECULIARITIES, LINGUISTIC FRAME AND DIDACTIC POTENTIAL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 10 (151). P. 140-144

This article examines a partwork as a peripheral media genre and a product of mass culture which is functioning in the modern media system, the series «Dolls in Folk Costumes» is characterized according to the typology of partworks. The incentive, cognitive and didactic functions of this type of publication are described by the example of the «Dolls in Folk Costumes» partwork, as well as communicative strategies which are realized in the typography of the partwork. The authors pay particular attention to the verbal component of the communicative strategy aimed to create a complex image of the collection of dolls in folk costumes. It includes the image of the area, the image of the national culture and, finally, the image of the doll which can personify a representative of the people, a carrier of the national culture, and a resident of this area.

Keywords: partwork, linguistics of media, ethnolinguistics

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Chesnokova I.A. PECULIARITIES OF SELF-IDENTITY PROCESS IN THE VIRTUAL DISCOURSE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 5 (158). P. 123-127

The article describes two basic strategies of a man’s self-presentation in the virtual discourse: virtual reconstruction of social identity and virtual reconstruction of personal identity. The peculiarities of gaining identity and nomination strategies, as exemplified by open letters presented on special sites, are described. Despite the inherent anonymity and carnivalization of communication process in the virtual discourse allowing transformation using speech masks and visual images, authors of the open letters voluntary refuse anonymity and desire to exhibit “Real Self”, emphasize the value of individuality, save the unique face in the era of total globalization. It is explained by the fact that open letters are ego-texts, bound by the author “Self”, which acts as the center of generating ideas, feelings and actions. It is concluded that the leading strategy for the authors of the open letters in the virtual discourse is virtual reconstruction of personal identity.

Keywords: self-identity, virtual reconstruction of social identity, virtual reconstruction of personal identity, open letter, anonymity, self-nomination

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Fedyaeva E.V. MIND IMAGES AS A FORM OF REALITY COGNITION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 3 (168). P. 73-78

The article dwells on certain aspects of the correlation between the mind units and language units. Addressing the issues of mind in order to investigate the connection between the language units semantics and mental images makes it possible to single out general, individual and culturally marked components of reality cognition. Different approaches to the term image are under consideration. The reconstruction of the mind images that appear to be the result of differently channeled cognition processes has been attempted at. It is suggested that the mind images create a certain basis as soon as they reflect the results of the reality cognition confined within a culture as well as individual interpretation of the perceptual information. This cognitive basis serves in turn as a foundation for the image of the world, and a motivating ground for the language units semantics. Imagery may be treated as one of the ways of reality conceptualization.

Keywords: mind images, perceptual information, cognitive basis, imagery

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Kokhonova K.E. ADAPTATION STAGES OF CHINESE BORROWINGS BY THE ENGLISH LITERARY LANGUAGE SYSTEM. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 9 (206). P. 32-38

Introduction. English literary language is a historically heterogeneous structure, which includes various borrowed adstrata, more or less adapted by its system. Borrowings of Chinese origin as part of this recipient language have their own deep historical traditions and are the subject of this study. The synchronously functioning layer of borrowed Sinisms seems to be very heterogeneous in terms of assimilation, its levels and stages. Because the contacting languages – English and Chinese – are not related or even homologous, the process of assimilation by the system of elements of the Chinese adstratum is non-linear and has a number of characteristic features. This article is an attempt to fragment the process of assimilation/adaptation of Chinese borrowings in the system of English literary language by levels of assimilation and its stages. The aim of the paper is to distinguish the levels and stages of adaptation of borrowed lexical units of Chinese origin by the English literary system. Material and methods. As a general methodological foundation, a system-functional approach was used, which allows us to describe the functioning of a system or its individual part in the dynamics of linguistic evolution, an integral part of which is the phenomenon of borrowing. In the course of the study, a corpus of general and particular scientific (linguistic) methods was used, including: methods of logic (analysis, synthesis, deduction, comparison, generalization and modeling), statistics (grouping method, dialectic method), a comparative historical method with the step of internal reconstruction, component analysis method and the opposition method. Results and discussion. In linguistics, the terms “assimilation” and “adaptation” are traditionally contrasted: borrowings “assimilate” in the system of the recipient language, and the system itself adopts borrowed units. There are two approaches to the description of the process of assimilation/adaptation of these units: the first recognizes a borrowing adapted when it corresponds to the phonetic and grammatical appearance of the original words of the recipient language system. The second approach takes into account the influence of the lexical environment of the new foreign language unit. Thus, the approaches implicitly repeat the above opposition and differ in object-subjective position in relation to the borrowed unit and the system of the recipient language. Five three levels of assimilation of Chinese borrowings in the system of English literary language are distinguished: phonetic, morphological (grammatical) and spelling. The latter seems to be the most significant for the adapting Sinisms due to their highly heterogeneous graphic appearance. There are five stages in the adaptation of these units by the English literary language system: 1) the use of the unit in the form that it possesses in its donor language; 2) adaptation of borrowing to the laws to which the lexical means of the recipient language obey at the above levels; 3) loss by a unit of accompanying comments as applied to lemmatical corpuses of dictionaries and reference publications of the recipient language; 4) loss by borrowing of the previous stylistic differentiation; 5) consolidation of the borrowed lexical unit in the explanatory dictionary. Conclusion. The proposed stages and extrapolated approaches can find application in the practice of studying the Chinese adstratum in a number of other idioms that have historically been in contact with the Chinese language, as well as adstrata of a different origin in systems of unrelated languages. The empirical material of the study has high theoretical and practical value and can be used in reading university courses and teaching such disciplines as intercultural communication, history, lexicology, grammar and functional stylistics of the English language, contact and social linguistics, as well as in teaching the theory and practice of translation.

Keywords: borrowing, assimilation, adaptation, recipient language, donor language, English literary language, Chinese borrowing

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Bogen A.O. To Some Peculiarities of Dostoevskij’s Narrative Structure (the Problem of Authoritarian Viewpoint). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 3 (40). P. 104-112

The subject of this article is the problem of «point of view» in Dostoevskij’s novel «Brother Karamazovs». The term «point of view» is understood according to Uspenskij-Schmid as a component of a text’s structure, which refers either to a narrator, or to different characters in the text and which finds expression on different levels such as time, space, ideology, perception and language. The author of the article suggests advancing the concept of different positions of the narrator’s perspective in the text and considers the problem of point of view in connection with the concept of «a semantic field» (Lotman). The degree of possibility for understanding of an opposition between semantic fields is defined as a degree of authoritarian viewpoint.

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Peshkov V.F. The Criteria and Indexes of the Components of Physical Training Teacher's Professional Preparation. Oriented Towards the Restoring and Preventive Activity in the Process of Training. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 5 (42). P. 91-94

The article represents well-grounded criteria, indexes, characteristics of the indexes, qualitative evaluation of structural components of professional rehabilitation activities and preventive measures of physical training teachers.

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Zhilyakova E.M. Gogol and Byron (from «Hanz Ku-chelgarten» to «Deadsouls»). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 8 (59). P. 13-21

The author of the article raises a question of a dialectically complicated character of the Russian writer's perception of the literary work of the English romanticist. This problem is condi¬tioned by the peculiarities of the Russian literature development in the 30s-40s and by the similarity of the most important princi¬ples of the two poets' moral, philosophical and aesthetical sys¬tems, which resulted in the peculiarities of the poetics both in «Hanz Kucheigarten» and «Dead Souls».

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Artemenko N.A. Development of Creative Abilities of Specialists as One of the Necessary Conditions of Modern Teacher Training. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 10 (61). P. 123-124

The article “Development of creative abilities of specialists as one of the necessary conditions of modern teacher training” considers the problem of development of creative abilities of Philology Faculty students. Experience in training of TSPU specialists allows to state the fact that dialog-based organization of practical lessons with the usage of technology of elective courses planning contributes to the formation of creativity.

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Belous O.V. FORMATION OF THE CONSCIOUS SELF-CONTROL PEDAGOGICAL ACTIVITY AS THE FACTOR OF BECOMING A PROFESSIONAL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 7 (85). P. 5-9

The article is devoted to use regulation skills and components of self-control with a view of increase of readiness of pedagogical university students to realization of professional work. In the given research the approach, developed in the laboratory of the Russian Open Society, is used. The author of that method is academician Konopkin O. A., The author proves that under condition of formation of self-control there develops professionalism.

Keywords: conscious self-control, pedagogical activity, pedagogical interaction, professionalism, regular skills

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Lelyushkina K.S. INNOVATIONAL DIRECTION IN TEACHING FOREIGN COMMUNICATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 7 (85). P. 144-146

Innovational direction in teaching foreign communication supposes denying the reproductive stage in development of ability and priority of productive speech what demands from the students individual programs, independent communicative steps; all this results in original, creative, free speech connected with personally important information.

Keywords: technologies of teaching foreign communication, the productive and original non-prepared speech

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Zhuravskaya N.T. INNOVATIONAL PROVIDING OF THE GUALITY OF INSTITUTIONAL EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 8 (86). P. 67-69

The article examines the directions of innovational providing of the quality of lughet professional education in Russia. The author analyses the problems of creating standards, procedures and recommendations of guaranteeing quality of institutional educational activity based on Boloney's declaration.

Keywords: educational standarts, quality of education, innovation activity of institute of high education, Bologna process

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Kochurina S.A. THE PREREVOLUTIONARY TEACHERS’ INSTITUTES IN WESTERN SIBERIA DURING THE FIRST WORLD WAR (1914–1916). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 1 (91). P. 13-18

The article characterizes the condition of West Siberian Teachers’ Institutes during the First World War. It shows the influence of The war on the inner life and order of these institutions and describes the process of crisis phenomenon intensification in the field of pedagogical education against the background of social and economic problems in wartime.

Keywords: West Siberian Teachers Institutes, the First World War, pedagogical education

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Porvatkina M.V. THE ROLE OF CLUSTERS IN FORMATION OF INNOVATIVE ECONOMY OF THE REGION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 12 (127). P. 215-217

The management of the innovation processes at the state level in the context of globalization is generally ineffective, as national borders are erased in the innovation process. Added value is placed where there local advantages are, generally in regions. Thus, the region objectively becomes the place of innovation processes implementation. Competition in this case unites participants in the region. Today the sources of growth of the regional economy are clusters.

Keywords: regional economy, competitiveness, cluster, globalization

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Reent Y.A. A NEW STEP IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF HISTORY OF CRIMINAL AND EXECUTIVE SYSTEM OF SIBERIA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 5 (133). P. 219-222

The article presents a short review of the monograph by E. G. Mikheenkov and V. N. Uymanova “Penal system of Tomsk province 1879 middle of the 1930th: Historical and legal aspects”. Tomsk: TSPU publishing house, 2012. 277 pages.

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Bezruchko N.V., Rubtsov G.K. METHODOLOGY AND METHOD OF EVALUATION OF OXIDATIVE MODIFICATION OF PROTEINS IN COMPLEX WITH AVERAGE WEIGHT MOLECULES, PROSPECTS FOR THEIR USE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 8 (149). P. 185-189

Study of oxidative modification of proteins (OMP) and the average mass molecules (MSM) as markers of the severity of endotoxemia, sensitive to changes in the degree of oxidative stress in the complex, one sample of the biological environment, methodologically justified, since it will increase the information content of each of these parameters and reduce the flow of material used, which is particularly important in clinical biochemistry. OMP evaluation method in combination with MSM implemented by us in accordance with the author’s method (patent for the invention of the Russian Federation no. 2012153044, priority of 12.07.2012, the decision to grant a patent on 14.04.2014, in collaboration) and tested on a model biological system conditions spontaneous and Fe2+-induced OMP.

Keywords: oxidative modification of proteins, average mass molecules, methodology, method, model biological system

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Romanova N.I., Lazarev S.P. PROFESSIONAL TRAINING OF BACHELOR IN THE DIRECTION OF “PEDAGOGICAL EDUCATION” WITH TWO PROFILES OF PREPARATION AS “ARTS” AND “WORLD ART CULTURE” WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF THE INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL PROJECT OF THE FACULTY OF CULTURE AND ARTS OF TOMSK STATE PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 8 (185). P. 59-67

The faculty of Culture and Arts of Tomsk State Pedagogical University in the professional training of bachelor in the direction of “pedagogical education” with two profiles of preparation as “Visual art” and “World art culture” presented the innovative educational project. The project is designed for the whole five-year course and is called to raise the professional education of future teachers in the visual arts to a qualitatively new level on the basis of a competence approach. The innovativeness of the project consists in output on a meta-subject level - a necessary requirement for new education standards, and also in covering by it the whole student course in the University and the integration of theoretical and practical training. The stages and content of the project are consistently disclosed, as well as its profound content aspects related to the activities of the student in the process of working on an artwork (with the help of its art criticism analysis and copying). The main result of the project is to master the competencies of the future teacher on the basis of theoretical and practical knowledge, got by a student in the process of mastering disciplines of culturological, pedagogical and artistic-creative directions that eventually must be demonstrated in final qualifying work. The student’s attitude to the work in progress, his abilities, knowledge level are monitored during the implementation of the project, that helps a teacher to adjust the work - either to complicate the research or creative task, or to give more difficult, but feasible tasks. Thus, during the educational process the student is developing and improving, personally disclosing under the supervision of teachers. Thereby, the project is actual for modern higher education associated with learning in creative directions.

Keywords: educational project, professional competence, pedagogical support, visual art, analysis of art criticism, copying works of art, final qualifying work

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Emelyanova J.B. PROBLEM AWARENESS AS ONE OF THE CHARACTERISTICS OF THE TRANSLATOR’S LINGUA-CULTURAL KNOWLEDGE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 10 (187). P. 136-141

The article deals with the problem of the specific character of the translator’s knowledge of language and culture. A review of the relevant literature has shown that translation is a unique mode of language use which is significantly different from ordinary communication in a foreign language. The author introduces the concept of “problem awareness” as one of the key characteristics of the translator’s lingua-cultural knowledge. Problem awareness is essential in translation which involves switching between languages. It is understood as the awareness of the linguistic factors causing breakdowns in code-switching in translation, as well as the ability to deal with such problems. These linguistic factors include idioms and proverbs/sayings, translator’s false friends, culture-specific concepts, geographical names and confusing words similar in form, meaning or use. Each linguistic factor is described and its ability to interfere with the process of code-switching is explained. Based on these facts a list of relevant skills and psychological characteristics is presented for each group of linguistic means. The author then provides guidelines for ensuring a targeted approach to the teaching of the above-mentioned linguistic means. These recommendations also include a description of the types of activities which are especially relevant in the context of teaching foreign languages to trainee translators.

Keywords: translation, code-switching, translator’s false friends, culture-specific concepts, idioms

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Semenova T.I. EVASION STRATEGY IN NEWS DISCOURSE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 7 (204). P. 32-39

Introduction. The study focuses on news discourse and on its persuasive dimension in particular. News discourse has a number of standard strategies to promote the persuasive process for assertions. If propositions are to be accepted as true or plausible, there must be special means to enhance their appearance of truth and plausibility. Material and methods. The theoretical perspective of the paper is the critical epistemic discourse analysis proposed by T. A. van Dijk. The paper considers mental representation of the event nominated in British and American mass media as RUSSIAN SPY POISONING. Results and discussion. The study highlights the evasion strategy as a form of discourse-based mental influence in news discourse. From a pragmatic approach evasion is viewed as violation of one of the conversational maxims formulated by P. Grice which requires contributions to conversations to be truthful. The author claims that the aim of the evasion strategy in representing news is to discursively emphasize those properties of mental models that are consistent with the interests of the dominant social groups and discursively deemphasize those properties that are inconsistent with their interests. Consequently, evasion strategy results in partial, incomplete or biased understanding of the news story in the interests of a dominant social group. Evasion presupposes formulation of meanings in such a way that they are not merely understood but also accepted as the truth or at least as a possible truth. The article discusses strategic devices of evasion like hedging, referential vagueness, focus shift, selective use of evidential and epistemic markers, half truth. Conclusion. The author comes to the conclusion that evasion strategy contributes to the formation or reactivation of preferred mental models and may thus be used in manipulative discourse use.

Keywords: evasion strategy, news discourse, vagueness, hedging, foregrounding, focus shift, manipulation

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Xu J. EUPHONY IN RUSSIAN FOLK TALES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 2 (208). P. 85-91

Introduction. In modern linguistic science, there has recently been a tendency of typical language-specific study in which euphonia is defined as a typical linguistic characteristic of a literary text. This article discusses the specific properties of words found in fairy tales, and their sound character, which is associated with the phonetic and stylistic features of folklore. The paper comprehensively reviews the functional and rhythmic characteristics of euphony in fairy tales and confirms the specific details of the emotional, artistic and functional impact strategies. The paper is mainly devoted to the study of euphonia in Russian folk tales.And thus, it can confirm the rhythm and melody of the narrative in the development of fairy tales and find that alliteration and resonance are typical expressions of folk tales. As a conventional phonological form, euphony, with a unique study of language style, links authors, fairy tale texts and listeners. This expression of trinity is well shown in the folk tales. Material and methods. The empirical base of the study is 623 titles of Russian folktales collected by A. N. Afanasyev in three volumes. The following research techniques and methods were implemented in the study: a descriptive method, observation and generalization, an interpretative approach; systematization and classification; functional, comparative and statistical analysis. Results and discussion. The results of this work confirm that Russian folk tales are characterized by a diverse euphony as a special and typical repetition of sounds and rhythmic organization, embodying a certain purposeful author’s intention. In the tales of A. N. Afanasyev, the main phonetic expressive means and artistic rhythmic methods are used, the purpose of which is to create euphony – alliteration and assonance. A similar euphony is noted in the beginnings, endings, to represent the development of the plot of the tale. A specific feature of the use of these tools and methods is that they are all closely related, complement, reinforce each other, and effectively contribute to the implementation of the author’s artistic design. Conclusion. Eventually, the author draws the following conclusion that, when using phonetic rhymes, the expressive power in fairy tale, especially the expressiveness at the beginning and ending, can be achieved not only through the use of phonetics and stylistic, but also through the use of rhythmic artistic expression of the author’s descriptions in words, phrases, and paragraphs. The use of alliteration and assonance in Russian folk tales can enhance the imagery and expressiveness of speech, create a favorable sound musical and harmonious effect and allow readers to present the poetic picture of the tale as much as possible.

Keywords: Russian folk tales, euphony, alliteration, resonance

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