Zhukova E.A. HIGH TECHNOLOGY FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF HUMAN ECOLOGY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 11 (152). P. 199-205

This article analyzes the impact of high technology (Hi-Tech) and high socio-humanitarian technologies (Hi-Hume) on the person. The increase of humanity’s technological capabilities is accompanied by the increase of our dependence on those capabilities. High technologies (information technology, nanotechnology and biotechnology) show the fragility and vulnerability of the person in front of them as generated power. Hi-Hume are aimed at manipulating individual and mass consciousness. To these technologies the author includes some modern marketing and management technologies which accompany Hi-Tech-manufacture (advertising, PR, personnel management and knowledge management, etc.). Hi-Hume promote the growth of human dependence on technology, because they form the new needs. The man begins to be seen as a natural-technical system (in Hi-Tech) or as a socio-technical system (in Hume), and the body and mind of the man as driven technological objects. This puts the problem of ecological safety of high technologies. Assessment of environmental safety on the basis of the «precautionary principle» should be held in respect as Hi-Tech and so Hi-Hume. The difficulties of their ecological expertise revealed: the lack of scientific data, scientific and technological backwardness of experts who carry out the assessment of environmental safety of Hi-Tech, secrecy in technoscience, mythologizing of Hi-Tech and veiled actions of Hi-Hume.

Keywords: high technology, high socio-humanitarian technologies, Hi-Tech, Hi-Hume, technology of consciousness manipulation, human ecology, ecological safety, ecological expertise of high technologies, environmental aspects of high technologies

Guohong W. THE POETICS OF THE A. P. CHEKHOV’S WORKS’ HEADINGS IN THE ASPECT OF THE IDEA AND CONTENT UNITY IN CHEKHOV’S ARTISTIC WORLD // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 3 (168). P. 130-134

The article is devoted to the A. Chekhov’s works’ titles analysis as the unified system, and to the discovery of the correlations of the poetic particularity with the peculiarities of his artistic world. The analysis is made in two different aspects, both in the isolated context of the author’s works and also from the point of view of inclusion of Chekhov’s art in the continuous literary process. The author attempts to compare the regularities in the choice of the titles related to the artistic works of the wrighter’s closest contemporaries – I. S. Turgenev, I. A. Bunin, who as well as Chekhov composed flash fiction.

Keywords: Chekhov, name, heading, title, poetics

Stepovaya V.I. ENGLISH-LANGUAGE RECEPTION OF N. V. GOGOL’S COMEDY “THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR” IN THE TRANSLATION INTERPRETATION BY K. GARNETT // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 5 (211). P. 192-205

Introduction. The choice of approach to the analysis of literary translation in this article is explained by the fact that interpretation in translation involves co-creation of the translator and the author of the original work, so that a new understanding of it can arise. Aim and objectives. The aim of the article is to identify the differences between the author’s interpretation of the comedy “The Government Inspector” and its translation interpretation by K. Garnett. It will allow us to see the semantic transformations of the work as it penetrates into the English-speaking culture. Material and methods. The material of the research is the comedy “The Government Inspector” by N. V. Gogol and its translation into English, made by the British translator K. Garnett in 1926. The methodology of this research is based on a comparative method, as well as a method for studying translation through the concept of “translation interpretation”. Results and discussion. The translator does not put the name “Silent scene” in a separate title and writes it in small italics merged with the previous text. This reduces its significance for English readers. In addition, K. Garnett in the translation of the play removes the division into scenes, which supports the classical symmetry and correctness of architectonics, while demonstrating the subordination of being to the divine plan. This suggests that in the understanding of the translator there were no initially harmonious laws of human existence. As for anthroponomy, all the names and surnames of the characters are conveyed by K. Garnett using transliteration. This means that for the English-speaking reader, their “speaking” meaning is lost. At the same time, this method of translation may also have a deeper meaning. In the original work, the characters are united by their involvement in vice, the symbolic embodiment of which they are. They are also connected by a common expectation of punishment for their actions and, undoubtedly, by belonging to the same people, since this issue was important for Gogol. It embodies the influence of the romanticism traditions on him. In comedy, the unity of the people demonstrates, in particular, the common national character of the dramatic personae. The presence and nature of the vice in each individual case is expressed, among other things, by the name of the character. But since this semantics is lost due to transliteration in translation, the connecting thread becomes less obvious to English-speaking reader. The loss of the original semantics of belonging of heroes to a common nation is facilitated by the translation of phraseological phrases, proverbs and sayings found in the original text. In the translation by K. Garnett, the idiomatic speech of the characters, indicating their folk character, was largely reduced. A similar feature is the frequent replacement of colloquial expressions of heroes with lexemes of the literary language. Therefore, the characters’ speech becomes more neutral and loses its expressiveness. Due to the prevailing number of such transformations, the characters of the dramatic personae in the translation of the comedy can hardly be called folk. Regarding the translation of Russian realities, it should be noted that K. Garnett replaced many of them with English ones. And although we cannot say that this applies to all realities, but they are the absolute majority, which cannot but affect readers reception. Among other things, K. Garnett adds a Gendarme to the list of actors, which does not correspond to Gogol’s conception. The Gendarme in the comedy acts as a “herald of the Last judgment” and his figure shows “transpersonal power”, which is why he is not on the stage of the theater. However, the appearance of the Gendarme in the list of actors in the translation text completely deprives him of the opportunity to embody the hand of God. Together with the “Silent scene” leveling this deprives comedy its significance and true meaning, which Gogol sought to express. Conclusion. The emergence of such a version of the comedy translation can be attributed to the fact that K. Garnett worked at the beginning of the modernist era, “the root characteristic of the literature of which is, in particular, the belief in the isolation, alienation and ultimate absurdity of each individual existence and the entire macrocosm of reality”. This largely contributes to the formalistic approach to poetics, which in this case is chosen by the translator. This is expressed in the fact that K. Garnett reproduces the text without taking into account the influence of the author’s biography and views. It cannot also be said that the cultural and historical context of the original and Gogol’s reception of literary traditions were sufficiently taken into account. Transformations in translation have led to the fact that characters are perceived as part of a faceless crowd, each member of which is not connected by anything, and not as people drawing inspiration from their unity. The characters are still together waiting for the Government Inspector, but the meaning of his appearance loses its sacred meaning of God’s punishment. In this interpretation, the existence of comedy characters appears absurd and even tragic to some extent, since there is no positive or negative dynamics. Thus, although the original author’s meaning was not recreated by K. Garnett in the translation of “The Government Inspector” into English, it can be stated that a new one that conveys a sense of hopelessness at the turn of the XIX−XX centuries has emerged.

Keywords: N. V. Gogol, C. Garnett, reception, translation, interpretation

Yakushkina M.S., Ilakavichus M.R. METHODS AND FORMS OF SELF-ORGANIZATION OF DIFFERENT AGE’S COMMUNITIES IN EVENT-BASED NETWORKS OF NON-FORMALIZED EDUCATION // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2021. Issue 2 (214). P. 125-133

Introduction. Non-formalized (the notion «non-formal» is often used) education is considered today as a service sector aimed at meeting the needs of the population. At the same time, attention is drawn to the ability of non-formalized education to respond to the needs of society in the translation of value orientations, ideals, methods and forms of social activity and, in fact, influence the transformation of society, the development of its citizens. At the same time, the scope of non-formalized education still has an insufficient regulatory framework for the intensive development and active preparation of its subjects. To promote the educational activities of non-formalized education structures, it is necessary to search for methods and forms of training for subjects capable of building event-based educational networks. The purpose of the article is to analyze the methods and forms of the (self)organization of different age’s communities in the development of event networks of non-formalized education. We are considering it as a dynamic set of interrelated pedagogical events). Material and methods. Analysis of domestic and foreign literature on the research problem, modeling, comparative analysis and generalization of pedagogical experience, opinion polls, interviewing, observation, public examination method. Results and discussion. It is justified: if it is an educational institution where event practices of non-formalized education are actively developing, it is important to make the (self)organization of different age’s adult-child communities as a dominant process. Effective forms of (self)organization of non-formalized education of differentaged communities: school informal communities (clubs, music groups, etc.), family (family education and leisure); hobby reader’s clubs; religious communities of parishioners, groups of travelers and participants of excursion routes. Methods of (self)organization of different age’s communities in the fields of non-formalized education: game and project activities, independent group creative activity, crowdsourcing, participation in social network communities. Conclusion. The activities of different age’s communities in the fields of non-formalized education in creating event-based educational networks require changes in the activities of the leaders of the formalized education system, including the creation of conditions for children and adults and an appropriately organized territory for the nonformalized application of creative forces and imagination.

Keywords: different age’s communities, non-formalized education, event-based educational networks, (self) organization, independent activity, Eurasian countries

Reynbakh O.E., Kritskaya N.V. Features of “The golden calf” by I. Ilf and E. Petrov Russian-English translation // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2024. Issue 1 (231). P. 50-58

The notion of in-equivalent vocabulary stands for culture-specific lexicon units in a source text considered impossible to render into target language without more or less significant losses. Although, there exist a number of translation techniques aimed to facilitate understanding of such words for foreign readers. Each of such techniques can be correlated to two opposite strategies of domestication and foreignization, thus enabling to measure the degree to which translators managed to recreate culture-specific component in translated text. The purpose of the research is to analyze the specific features of in-equivalent lexicon units translation in four English versions of “The Golden Calf” novel by I. Ilf and E. Petrov. The research is based on 320 in-equivalent lexicon units in five text sources: 1) И. Ильф, Е. Петров. «Золотой телёнок» (1931), 2) The Little Golden Calf (transl. Ch. Malamut, 1932), 3) The Complete Adventures of Ostap Bender (transl. J.H.C. Richardson, 1961), 4) The Little Golden Calf (transl. A. Fisher, 2009), 5) The Golden Calf (transl. K. Gurevich, H. Anderson, 2009). The methods applied are general scientific (observation and description) and linguistic (text analysis, comparative analysis). In-equivalent lexicon units in “The Golden Calf” novel, set against the background of intensive formation of new Soviet lexicon, includes several classes such as sovietizms (32% of all in-equivalent units), objects and phenomena of everyday life (18%), words of foreign origin (14%), historical words (12%), phraseological units (10%), jargon and dialect words (10%), folklore words (3%), and nonce-words (1%). The comparative study of translation of the given classes of in-equivalent vocabulary in analysed English versions of “The Golden Calf” reveals the methods preferred by each interpreter. More often the authors used the techniques of description and approximate translation; less popular were the methods of hyponymic translation and calque, with the restribution of meaning as the least favorable method. Matching the techniques of in-equivalent lexical units translation to foreignization and domestication strategies makes it possible to declare that the most foreignized is Ann Fisher’s version while the most domesticated one – the translation by K. Gurevich and H. Anderson.

Keywords: in-equivalent lexicon units, “The Golden Calf”, translation techniques, domestication, foreignisation

Baturin A.S. Economic education at a pedagogical university // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 5 (21). P. 102-103

The article discloses the content and methods of economic education in a pedagogical university as a very important educational direction under modern conditions in Russia.

Udaltsova M.V. The Problems of Needs in Humanitarian Education // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 5 (37). P. 105-106

The problems of the humanistic component's in¬tensification at the general and professional levels are investigated in the article. The author shows belonging of the deep roots and the problems of the modern so¬ciety to the humanistic sphere.

Popov T.N. Innovation Approaches to Preparation of Physical Training Specialists // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 5 (42). P. 123-126

To the basis of the contemporary system of mastering physical raining values it is necessary to lay the theoretical conceptions that have been formed in the theory of physical training for the last decade. For that it is necessary to distinguish several innovation approaches defining substantial and pedagogical essence of preparation of physical training specialists. Managing of individual development process should be realized, and its content should spread within the frame of one and the same matrix of forming of abilities and virtues of subject-object of upbringing and training - the individual. Thus, taking into account and further development of innovation approaches and directions in physical training. in our opinions, is considered as very effective and perspective in the view of physical perfection of an individual, and, if viewed a bit narrower, - in the process of preparation of highly-qualified physical training specialists.

Vasin V.V. To the Question of Perception in the Criminal Procedure // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 11 (62). P. 81-84

The author issues term “perception in the criminal procedure” and analyses its connection with the process of substantiation in the criminal procedure.

Moshkovich L.I., Rosnovskaya O.V. Methodological Approach to Evaluation of the Effectiveness of the Investment Action in the Region // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 9 (72). P. 54-57

Searching of the problems of developing investment process, particularly on the regional level, takes today the priority significance. But special attention is attracted to developing of evaluation mechanism, as an instrument, which gives the possibility for more adequate evaluation of the condition of the most important economic trend and the perspectives of the region on purpose to make suitable decisions. Therefore, the methodology approach to evaluation of the effectiveness of the investment action in the region is given in the article

Volkov I.V., Volkova I.I. THE ANALYSIS OF DISTRIBUTION OF HIGH-MOUNTAINOUS LANDSCAPES OF TEMPERATE AND SUBTROPICAL ZONES OF EURASIA IN THE SYSTEM OF MOUNTAIN ZONALITY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 11 (89). P. 161-167

On the analogy of ideal continent concepts, spatial distribution of high-mountainous landscapes of temperate and subtropical zones of Eurasia depending on altitude and climate aridity is analyzed.

Keywords: high-mountain, landscape, vegetation

Tuchkov A.G. THE INNOVATIONS BETWEEN THE 1920–30IES YEARS IN THE ECONOMICAL LIFE OF THE SELKUP PEOPLE AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE TRADITION CULTURE // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 9 (99). P. 138-144

The article represents the analysis of innovations’ of the 1920–30ies years impact on the economy, on the changing of the cultural paradigm of the Middle Ob Selkup. The innovations influenced the core spheres of the culture of the ethnos – its life-supporting, economical and social spheres. The interconnection of the spheres contributed to the full penetration of the innovations into the culture of the Middle Ob Selkup. It is correct to state that the process of shifting the values and cardinal change in the structure and the elements of the Selkup culture started between the 1920 –30ies years.

Keywords: ethnos, traditional culture, household activity, transformation of the culture, innovations in the household

Rakhuba L.F. THE ACME APPROACH AND ITS EXPEDIENCY IN STUDYING THE NOTION «COMPETITIVE SPECIALIST» // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 4 (106). P. 85-88

The lack of theoretical knowledge of the concept “specialist’s competitiveness” in pedagogical studies is stated. General description of competitive specialist on the basis of essential characteristics presented in recent pedagogical studies is given. An acme approach to analyze peculiarities of competitive specialist is considered.

Keywords: theoretical knowledge, investigation, competitive specialist, competitive activity, acme level, approach, pedagogical studies

Vesnina L.V., Chuchalin A.I. FORMING OF TRAINING SYSTEM FOR SCIENCE INTENSIVE ECONOMY ON THE BASE OF CONSORTIUM OF UNIVERSITIES AND SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZATIONS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 10 (112). P. 180-184

General measures of regional policy in higher education are analyzed in the article. This policy is aimed on the forming of the world level training system as a key for development of science intensive economy. A consortium of universities and scientific organizations is studied as the cornerstone for the system.

Keywords: innovative educational programs and projects, consolidation of resources, human resources, science intensive economy, networking.

Trubchenko T.G., Kuznetsov P.M. FORMATION OF VERTICALLY INTEGRATED STRUCTURES OF HOLDING TYPE IN A TIMBER INDUSTRY COMPLEX // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 12 (114). P. 58-65

In the article the most rational ways of integration of the enterprises of a timber industry complex are proved and analyzed. As the most a topical, the formation of vertically integrated structures of holding type is offered.

Keywords: the timber industry complex, vertically integrated structure, integration, holding

Skripko Z.A., Tyuterev V.G., Barmashova A.S. KNOWLEDGE AS A BASIS OF FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 174-177

The article considers the role of knowledge in the competence approach. A method of knowledge assessment, which is productive in the present period, when the transition to competence, methods of teaching. It is considered an example of the use of teaching tasks in the formation of methodological knowledge undergraduate students of physics education.

Keywords: formation and evaluation of knowledge, methods of teaching, methodical tasks

Malikov E.V. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES AND MANAGERIAL SKILLS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 1 (154). P. 55-61

The paper deals with the problems of general managerial skills and the goals of the study of programming languages in the training of managers. In the course of such training the author proposes to distinguish between three levels of management competencies and three approaches to the study of programming languages. Therefore the notion of “program” is seen in three aspects: a program as an abstract finite-state automaton; program as a syntactic construct; program as a system – a model of the world. According to the aims of the course software from primitive level to high level is offered; the steps of learning are established; a number of high-level languages are compared; the existing experience is analyzed. As part of the stated objective for training the author offers means of programming from primitive to high-level; builds a sequence of mastering the basics of programming; compares a number of high-level languages in terms of the task; analyses the existing experience of implementing these ideas in the learning process.

Keywords: management, programming languages, social competence

Igna O.N., Igna Y.D. EDUCATIONAL METHODICAL TASKS FOR LEARNING THE ENGLISH TERMINOLOGY OF LANGUAGE DIDACTICS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 2 (167). P. 98-101

The article deals with the problems of learning the English terminology of language didactics. The knowledge of terminology refers to one of the most complicated aspects of language didactics. The future teacher of a foreign language must also possess methodical terminology in a foreign language. It is known that this terminology (unlike the Russian language) is more polysemous, heterogeneous, dynamic, “lax”. This article suggests the use of educational methodical tasks as an effective basis for learning the English terminology of language didactics. It also states possible types of these tasks, including some author’s examples (search of synonymous expressions of classroom vocabulary, grouping of terms, search of false (incorrect) translation of classroom vocabulary, explanation of abbreviations, and choice of Russian equivalents of the terms in English).

Keywords: terminological task, language didactics, a term of language didactics, English terminology of language didactics, learning terminology of language didactics

Zagrevskaya A.I. . // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 1 (4). P. 47-48

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Mukhin O.N. About new possibilities for the methodological synthesis by the studying of the powerful structures of the early Middle Ages // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 3 (28). P. 62-65

In the article «About new possibilities for the methodological synthesis by the studying of the powerful structures of the early Middle Ages» the author sets the methodology for searching cf social structures (among them - powerful structure). This methodology is used by the medievists of the french «School «Annais» and is connected with reorientation to the subjective analysis factors - personality and mentality. The author brings it out as transition from the macrolevei to the microlevel of searches. This search direction becomes priority in the modern native historiography too.

Shubina E.L. Constructions of the Type eine Tasse heiІer Kaffee and eine Art universelle Sprache in Their Relation to the Literary Norm of the German Language // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 4 (48). P. 70-73

The article is devoted to the unsufficiently studied problem in German linguistics related to the choice of syntactic subordination in the quantitative word combinations with the second component expanded by an adjective (participle) Nquant+AdjN and eine Art +AdjN. The material analysed has shown that despite recommendations of classic grammar reference books to choose co-ordination as a type of subordination for the syntactic structure of these constructions, the genitive and prepositional subordination still exists and is the most widely used one. Moreover, the hypothesis that the syntactic organization of these constructions is determined by the grammatical characteristics of their components has been confirmed.

Chernyak V.D., Shvets A.V. “NAIVE STUDY OF LITERATURE” AS A FRAGMENT OF CONTEMPORARY LANGUAGE PERSONALITY VOCABULARY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 5 (56). P. 79-84

The content of the article points to a fragment of contemporary language personality vocabulary, which reflects the basic knowledge of literature study. The specificity of terms of literature study is connected with their interdisciplinary character. The place of “naive study of literature” in vocabulary is researched on the basis of “The Russian Associative Dictionary” data and associative experiments. The connection between “naive literature study” and a language speaker cultural literacy and their communicative competence is examined.

Gamayunov N.I., Gamayunov S.N. Osmotic masstransition in peat // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 4 (78). P. 15-21

The paper represents mechanisms of transition the molecules of the solvent and ions under influence gradient of the pressure, the temperature, concentration of the dissolved salts and electroosmos in peat, as well as accompanying processes of the ion exchange and change the structure of the material

Keywords: Peat deposit, water solution, high molecular substances, mass transit, ion exchange processes, temperature

Shushpanova O.V. THE PROBLEMS OF REALIZATION OF THE MODERNIZATION IDEAS OF RURAL EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 11 (101). P. 63-68

The article provides analysis of the process of realizing the leading ideas of modernization of education in rural schools: improving access, efficiency, quality of education.

Keywords: principles of accessibility, efficiency, quality education, modernization of rural schools.

Sazonova N.I. TIME IN A RELIGIOUS CULT AND TIME IN THE CULTURE: THE PROBLEM OF INTERACTION AND MUTUAL INFLUENCE // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 2 (117). P. 227-230

The article is devoted to the interaction of the understanding of time in a religious cult and the understanding of time in the culture. Discusses the characteristics of the time in a religious cult. Examines the impact of the understanding of time in the culture of the religious cult on the example of the liturgical reforms of patriarch Nikon.

Keywords: culture, a religious cult, the time, the liturgical reforms of patriarch Nikon

Kapustina E.A. POETRY ABOUT TRAGIC OPPOSITION (DATA: “THE CANARY TEXT” BY I. A. BUNIN AND S. A.YESENIN AND OTHERS) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 2 (130). P. 89-95

The biographic sense of I. A. Bunin’s poem “Canary” (1921) is reconstructed in the article. The communicative status and “parallel” reading of the poem and documentary prose (memoirs, letters, etc.) have specified Bunin in the interference of two stories – a singing canary and a poet-emigrant. The author’s relation to the events, which have occurred in Russia of 1917, through the latent communication of the latter with “wonderful island” and Atlantis, comes to light. The research of “the canary text” of this period allows us involving Bunin into the context of recreated literary dialogue.

Keywords: Russian literature, I. A. Bunin, poetry, autobiography (genre), implied sense, literary connections

Aksenov M.M., Skripacheva E.N. INDICATORS OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DEPENDENCE ON SOCIAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS OF WOMEN IN CRISIS OF MATURITY NORMATIVITY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 1 (142). P. 36-38

The aim of the study was to examine the influence of social and demographic factors on the degree of regulatory flow crisis of middle-aged women.

Keywords: divorce, problem family relations, normativity crisis, behavioural disorders, correction of problem behaviour

Tereshchenko A.V. RELIGIOUS-CULT TOPOLEXEMES IN THE SELKUP LANGUAGE // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 4 (145). P. 72-79

The article considers religious-cult topolexemes of the Selkup language. Cult lexemes as componential parts of toponyms are analyzed. The paper reveals possible reason for making a place sacred. The author researches mythological concepts of the Selkups. The fragment of the linguistic worldview is reconstructed.

Keywords: endangered languages of Siberia, Selkup ethnos, the Selkup language, topolexemes, hydronyms, religious-cult lexis, mythology, worldview

Masterova M.A. DYNAMICS OF RELATIVISTIC PARTICLES IN THE FIELD OF HIGHLY MAGNETIZED ROTATING SPHERE // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 12 (153). P. 172-176

The dynamics of a charged relativistic particle in electromagnetic field of a rotating magnetized celestial body with the magnetic axis inclined to the axis of rotation is studied. The covariant Lagrangian function in the rotating reference frame is found. Effective potential energy is defined on the base of the first integral of motion. The structure of the equipotential surfaces for a relativistic charged particle moving in strong magnetic field is studied and depicted. Behavior of the stationary points of the effective potential energy near the light cylinder is discussed.

Keywords: Størmer’s problem, oblique rotator, potential energy, trapping zones

Antipov D.A. ALTER-GLOBALIZATION AS A PHENOMENON OF THE SOCIAL REALITY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 5 (158). P. 135-139

Research of the notion “alter-globalization” in various fields of its use shows that alter-globalization is a phenomenon of social reality. Alter-globalization is the result of interaction between individuals. This interaction is based on the generally accepted principles, laws, and social representations, that dominant in society at a particular stage. It is a topical subject of researches in social philosophy. One of the possible analysis methods in the philosophy of alter-globalization is investigation of “superorganism”, or social units consisting of a set of collectively manageable agents acting in concert to achieve its goals. The study of alter-globalization as social reality can determine the degree of its interaction with different philosophical currents and ideas.

Keywords: alter-globalization, globalization, social reality, protest movements, neoliberalism

Sviridova E.E. PASTICHE AS ONE OF THE LANGUAGE PLAY FEATURES IN STEFANO BENNI’S NOVELS AND COLLECTED STORIES // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 6 (171). P. 39-45

The paper deals with the specific features of using “pastiche” technique in Stefano Benni’s works such as “Achille pie’ veloce” and “Baol” novels and collected stories “Il bar sotto il mare”, “Bar-sport”. Stefano Benni is one of the most famous Italian contemporary writers, mostly known for his language play: due to a great amount of neologisms it has been called “bennilingua” (the language of Benni). Pastiche is an essential part of language play and linguistic experiment, which illustrates stylistic possibilities and the potential of the language and enlarges its limits. The patchiness of Stefano Benni’s language makes it possible to view his works as a part of postmodernism.

Keywords: postmodernism, language play, pastiche, neologism

Velilaeva L.R. THE MOTHERLAND IMAGE OF THE XIXTH SCOTTISH EMIGRATIONAL POETRY: PERSONAGE CONTEXT // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 7 (184). P. 160-163

The paper is devoted to the personage classification analysis in literary criticism, its adaptation to the personage system of Scottish emigrational poetry and investigation of image characteristics of «old» and «new» Motherland. Prof. M.A. Novikova’s classification of artistic space is taken into account. It includes the opposition of own place and other place, space of center and periphery, space of border and contact. There are different classifications based on diverse approaches: 1) unipatrides, expatriants, apatrides; 2) religious persons (St. Andrew), historical persons (Robert I the Bruce, 1274-1329), Sir William Wallace, c. 1270-1305), Robert Burns, 1759-1796)), dwellers of Scotland’s regions (Highlanders) / the USA regions, family and home personages (husband, wife, parents, grandparents, children, grandchildren, friends), natural actuals of Scotland/the USA (Grampian Hills, Wood of Clova, Noran Water). The contrastive analysis of the personage system of Scotland’s poets (who didn’t emigrate) with the personage system of the USA’s Scottish emigrational poets is made. In the poetry of Scotland’s poets such additional personages are found: Fergus I (ab. 434 – 501), Kenneth MacAlpin (810-858), Duncan I (1001-1040), Malcolm IV (1141-1165), John Knox (1513-1572), Mary, Queen of Scots (1542-1587), James Melville (1556-1614). Contrastive analysis of patriotic images and motives proves that emigrational literature can be treated as diasporic literature in case emigrational literature appeals to the historical and cultural traditions of the Motherland country (Scotland).

Keywords: Motherland, Scotland, the USA, emigration, personage, poetry

Tomskaya N.N. THE STYLISTIC POTENTIAL OF PHONETIC AND GRAPHIC LINGUISTIC MEANS IN DRAMATIC TEXTS (BASED ON THE PLAYS OF THE THEATER OF THE ABSURD) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 7 (196). P. 48-53

Despite the disposition of the theater of the absurd for linguistic minimalism, the plays of the British theater of the absurd possess a great phonographic potential due to the generic features of the dramatic text. The article explains the paradoxical ability of the dramatic text to transfer performer’s phonostylistic means through the author’s remarks, special syntactic constructions and graphic tools. The identified phonostylistic and graphic means in the absurdist plays by Samuel Beckett, Harold Pinter and Tom Stoppard do not only help to convey the authors’ ideas, but also conform to the philosophy of the absurd. The most represented means is the instrumentation based on different sound repetitions (alliteration, consonance, rhyme) with the use of sound symbolism. The phonographic analysis of the texts also revealed some cases of onomatopoeia and paronomasia. Rhythm has a special stylistic meaning in the drama. It is inherent in both theatrical actions and speech, which is reflected in the dramatic text. The article considers the ways of creating a specific slow, monotonous rhythm peculiar to the theater of the absurd with its idea of cyclical existence. The described examples confirm the stylistic markedness of the plays of the theater of the absurd which can be an object of further research in linguistics and stylistics.

Keywords: theater of the absurd, dramatic text, phonostylistics, graphic language means, instrumentation, sound symbolism, rhythm

Baklanova E.A. . // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 6 (9). P. 18-23

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Eremin L.P. . // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 7 (16). P. 64-65

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Morogin V.G., Kubarev E.N. Dynamics of Personnalyti's Value-Need Sphere in the Process of a Creative Self-Realization // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 3 (31). P. 83-94

In this article the author analyses the problem of formation and development of the value-need sphere of a self-realizing personality in the conditions of the social and economic reforms in Russia. In accordance with the hypothetical model of a self-actualizing personality the dynamics of its value-need sphere are considered, starting from student age to the approach of creative maturity. The results of the experimental and psychological research of possible dynamics of the value-need sphere of a personality in the process of realizing its creative potential, as well as its links with behavioural characteristics, defining the style of its behaviour, are discussed. Representative samples of students of junior and senior courses, students of posgraduate education and the professorial and teaching staff of Tomsk universities were used as the object of research.

Zaychenko T.N. Digital device Information simulation in the MAPC system. // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 7 (51). P. 84-90

The questions of the universal computer aided simula¬tion system MAPC application for the digital devices simulation in time domain are considered. The exam¬ples of physical and physical-information simulation are given.

Utkin V.A. Unpaid Work of Prisoners // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 11 (62). P. 76-78

In the article the author treats issues of the legal base and role of imprisonment persons’ work. The author analyses changes in Russian Penal law which were imposed by the Standard Minimal Rules Prisoners Treatment and their validity.

Abramov A.P. PERFORMANCE OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES AS CONDITION FOR INVESTMENT CLIMATE IN MUNICIPALITY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 12 (127). P. 9-13

In the article Russian cities experience in creating conditions for attracting investment has been studied. It helped to show municipalities’ role in forming of the investment climate in the Russian Federation. Special attention is paid to the law regulation of municipal investment politics. The most efficient mechanisms for attracting investment are described.

Keywords: investment climate, municipal government, efficiency, mechanisms for attracting investment, publicprivate partnership

Ivanov E.A. LANDAU MODELS WITH BOTH WORLDLINE AND TARGET SUPERSYMMETRIES: N = 2 AND N = 4 EXAMPLES // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 13 (128). P. 70-75

We present a synopsis of superextended Landau models possessing both worldline supersymmetry and graded internal symmetry acting in the target space. The main focus is on the recently constructed model with the worldline N = 4 supersymmetry and the target ISU(2|2) symmetry.

Keywords: supersymmetry, Landau levels, superspace

Lavrov P.M. EXTENDED BRST RENORMALIZATION // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 13 (128). P. 98-102

The renormalization of general gauge theories curved space-time backgrounds is considered within the Sp(2)-covariant quantization method. It is proven that gauge invariant and diffeomorphism invariant renormalizability to all orders in the loop expansion and the extended BRST symmetry after renormalization is preserved.

Keywords: Extended BRST symmetry, Sp(2) quantization, general covariance, renormalization

Sartakova E.E., Voytekhovskaya M.P., Sukhachev G.A. ON THE FORMATION OF THE CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS OF MODERN TEACHER CERTIFICATION IN THE CONDITIONS OF THE TRANSITION TO THE FEDERAL STATE STANDARDS OF GENERAL EDUCATION // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 13 (141). P. 128-132

The article analyzes the problem of formation of the conceptual foundations of modern teacher certification; the regional models of the teachers’ certification in the transition to general education are described.

Keywords: certification, Federal State Educational Standard, historical and pedagogical analysis of the problems of the teachers’ certification in Russia

Svistunov V.N. . // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 1 (10). P. 14-15

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Meleshko T.A. . // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 6 (22). P. 35-39

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Uvarov N.N. Education Management // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 1 (38). P. 85-89

This article deals with detailed analysis of the state structure of Education in the Russian Federation. The autour dwells on the role of management structures of different levels, methods and principles of management and finally the author formulates requirements to the management structures.

Sedelnikova O.V. The Individuality of the Esthetic Ideas of A.N. Maykovand V.N Maykov'm the Context of the Literary Polemics of the 1840s // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 8 (59). P. 42-47

The article discloses the essence of the critical works by Apollon and Valerian Maikovs and their impact on the formation of the Russian aesthetical thought of the 1840s. The author re¬veals their ideological links to Vissarion Belinsky's conception.

Skripko Z.A., Sedyukevich O.P., Solomatina I.A. FORMATION OF WORLD OUTLOOKS OF THE PERSON DURING TEACHING THE COURSE OF PHYSICS IN SECONDARY SCHOOL // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 6 (84). P. 107-111

In the article the necessity and opportunity of purposeful formation of scientific outlook at lessons of physics are shown. The complex of methodical approaches to formation of scientific and moral components of modern scientific outlook is offered.

Keywords: outlook, moral component, lesson of physics, electromagnetic treatment, personal-significant attitude

Koshechko A.N. . // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 8 (98). P. 145-146

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Melekesova R.M. LEVEL PREPROFILE TRAINING OF SCHOOLCHILDREN IN THE SYSTEM «SECONDARY SCHOOL – HIGHER SCHOOL»: THEORY AND PRACTICE // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 12 (102). P. 66-71

In the article we consider questions which arise in organization of level preprofile training of schoolchildren. This training is necessary for providing children with self-determination process which helps them find their own trajectories of education. Three levels of trial are described here: trial actions, profile trial and profession trial. We define the concept of «profile trial», study organisational and pedagogical requirements for implementing profile trial of schoolchildren in the process of secondary school and higher school interaction.

Keywords: levels of preprofile training, trial actions, profile trial, profession trial; meaning of trial: trialexperience, trial-experiment, trial-test; secondary school-higher school, educational field.

Nizkodubov G.A. TEACHING PRACTICAL PHONETICS ADULT LEARNERS AT AN EARLY STAGE // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 4 (119). P. 84-89

This paper deals with innovative approaches to practical phonetics teaching. Articulatory phonetics: different structures of the vocal tract, called the articulators (tongue, lips, jaw, palate, teeth etc.) have been studied. Auditory phonetics: methods of sound production and reception – the ear to the brain and those processes have been analyzed. Acoustic phonetics: acoustic aspects of speech sounds like the mean squared amplitude of a waveform, its duration, its fundamental frequency, and other properties of its frequency spectrum, have been investigated. Neuro-linguistic programming has been described as one of the innovative approaches in the study of phonetics.

Keywords: фонематический материал, имитация, постановка голоса, коммуникативный подход, ошибка.