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Kalmazan A.V. MONITORING EDUCATIONAL PROCESS AS THE FACTOR OF QUALITY IMPROVEMENT IN THE SYSTEM OF ADDITIONAL VOCATIONAL TRAINING. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 4 (106). P. 175-180

The article is devoted to monitoring consideration as one of factors of quality maintenance of expert’s professional skill improvement. Monitoring is described from the view point of educational process components.

Keywords: improvement of experts professional skill, quality, monitoring of educational process

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Krasilnikov M.P. STATISTICAL MODEL OF RELAXATION OF OFF-LATTICE SUPPORTED NANOPARTICLES: THE LINEAR TIME COMPLEXITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 7 (122). P. 19-25

A new method for constructing stochastic models of off-lattice physical and chemical processes occurring at the active metal supported nanoparticles deposited on an inert carrier. The proposed algorithm has linear time complexity. The created on this base program permits the use, in general, anisotropic interatomic interaction potential. For changes in the potentials of interatomic interaction program does not require recompilation. The equilibrium shape of the Lennard-Jones nanoparticles was obtained. It is shown that there is a dependency of the equilibrium shape of the nanoparticles on the interaction parameters of the substrate and metal atoms.

Keywords: relaxation of the nanoparticle, off-lattice model, Monte Carlo, linear time complexity

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Minaeva N.A. TRAINING STUDENTS AT HUMANITARIAN FACULTIES OF HIGHER SCHOOL FOR ECOLOGICAL EDUCATION WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF CURRICULUM OF STUDENTS’ SCHOOL PRACTICUM. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 8 (123). P. 134-136

This article justifi es and characterizes typical contents of work with 4–5th year students of humanitarian university courses within the framework of the curriculum of school practicum to train them for work as class tutors on environmental education.

Keywords: ecological education, teacher training

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Polyakova N.V. “SACRED PLACES” IN THE WORLDVIEW OF THE SELKUPS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 10 (125). P. 85-88

The paper considers the analysis of the territory names that carry special status for performing the function of the world connection for Selkups. Sacred places are classifi ed in the article and a fragment of the worldview is consi dered on the basis of linguistic data.

Keywords: the Selkup language, worldview, ethnolinguistics, sacred places

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Sannikov A.F., Zhiginas N.V. PERSONALIZED APPROACH TO THE ORGANIZATION OF TEACHING AND EDUCATIONAL PROCESS EXTRAMURAL STUDENTS OF PEDAGOGICAL HIGHER SCHOOL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 12 (127). P. 218-221

The process of personal and professional formation of students includes teaching and educational component. There is a significant difference in the formation of professional identity of students of full-time and part-time offices. The use of a personalized approach to the organization of the educational process extramural students contributes to the quality of the training of future teachers, professionals.

Keywords: self-monitoring, personalized education, crisis professional self-identity education, teaching and learning process

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Abzalov R.A., Sushkov S.V. COSMOLOGICAL PERTURBATIONS IN THE THEORY OF GRAVITY WITH NONMINIMAL KINETIC COUPLING. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 12 (153). P. 13-16

We consider cosmological perturbations in the theory of gravity with nonminimal kinetic coupling. The Lagrangian of the theory contains the term ηGijφ,iφ,j , and represents the particular example of a general Horndeski Lagrangian, which results in second-order field equations. We derive a complete set of equations for scalar, vector and tensor pertubations. The tensor modes are analyzed in detail. It is shown that their behavior inside the Hubble horizon differs cardinally from the analogous behavior of tensor modes in Friedmann cosmology.

Keywords: nonminimal kinetic coupling, cosmological perturbations

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Сопова S.P. A. P. CHEKHOV’S NARRATIVE “A DREARY STORY” IN B. SHLOEZER’S TRANSLATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 6 (159). P. 179-182

The author considers the method of concept analysis as a research tool in literary studies, which could be also used in literary translation. The article states that the concept “dreary” has a dominating role in A. P. Chekhov’s narrative “A Dreary Story”. This concept represents semantic monotony and estrangement, which gradually reveals its existential potential. Therefore a philosophical subtext is logically found in the narrative, but its preservation in a translation is a great challenge for a translator. The author analyses one French version of Chekhov’s narrative. It was written in 1926 by a sociologist, writer, translator, music and literary critic, Boris de Shloezer. He oriented himself to one interpretation of this narrative which was done by a philosopher-existentialist, Lev Shestov. It allowed the translator to communicate a general philosophical idea, an existential tragic element of “A Dreary Story”. Nevertheless he did not pay enough attention to the text structure with its pervaded motives, which are organized by the title concept dreary. As a consequence Shloezer did not succeed in making an adequate French translation of “A Dreary Story”.

Keywords: Chekhov, “A Dreary Story”, concept analysis, translation into the French language, Shloezer

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Bezruchko N.V., Rubtsov G.K., Grigoryeva O.M. METALLOTHIONEIN: RELATIONSHIP WITH OXIDATIVE MODIFICATION OF PROTEINS AND LIPIDS, MONITORING METHODS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 11 (164). P. 161-168

Based on literature data, addresses a wide range of biological functions of metallothioneins, including transport of metals in the body, protection of oxidative stress, as well as their use as a diagnostic test of intoxication, including heavy metals poisoning. Methodologically justified the possible exchange of metallothionein with oxidative modification of proteins and lipids (spontaneous and metal-initiated). Proposed the application of monitoring of appropriate tests in the system, with a certain level of average molecular weight as a parameter of intoxication, including the effects of heavy metals to detect dynamics of metallothionein correlations in the body under the conditions of oxidative stress.

Keywords: metallothioneins oxidative modification of proteins and lipids, monitoring

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Smyslyaeva L.G., Titova G.Y. DEVELOPMENT OF THE REGIONAL PRACTICE OF CAREER GUIDANCE FOR PUPILS IN COMMITMENT TO TEACHING ACTIVITY: STRATEGY AND RESOURCES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 5 (170). P. 36-41

The paper presents the well-reasoned viewpoint on the modern strategy and resources for developing career guidance practice in Tomsk Region for pupils with pedagogical abilities and motivation for teaching activity. The authors specify the historical and pedagogical preconditions of the career guidance system development in commitment to teaching profession. The project initiative of Tomsk State Pedagogical University which reflects the organisational and methodical mechanisms of the suggested strategy realisation is described. The authors indicate the experience and prospects for the project implementation.

Keywords: human resources of the regional education system, teaching profession, career guidance for pupils motivated for teaching activity

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Yermolenkina L.I. DIALOGICAL MODELS OF INTERACTION OF AUTHOR AND ADDRESSEE IN DISCURSIVE SPACE OF ENTERTEINING RADIO. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 10 (175). P. 36-40

The focus of the article is on the special aspects of communication behavior of radio draw`s members. The sociocultural context vindicates hard rules of the game (the speech behavioral discredit of the chance player – hunted of the draw). Mass culture formalizes this method of the cooperation, which forms discursive norms in every event of media practice (ethical, psychological, mental). Discourse organizes dialogical models of communication, which is a form as axiological plane of discursive worldview. The choice of communicative tactics of interaction with addressees presents entertaining position of the radio, that appear in the speech and communicative choice of radiocast, which often uses technique of “disclosure of laugh”.

Keywords: discursive worldview, communicative model of interaction, public dialogue, playing communication

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Medniko D.M. ON THE QUESTION OF GOLD INDUSTRY WORKERS’ INSURANCE IN THE LATE 1800’S – EARLY 1900’S. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 5 (194). P. 103-109

Since the very beginning of goldmine industry in Siberia its workers were on their own in issues of healthcare, insurance and support of families of the deceased laborers. Changes came in the end of XIX – the beginning of XX century. They became possible because of new imperial legislation. According to new laws, entrepreneurs became responsible for their worker’s health and were obliged to compensate work-related injury or death claims of employees. However, it caused debates among people of industry. They made several projects, concerning the creation of insurance association and the society of mutual insurance for workers. Some projects were quite promising, supposing that accessible health insurance funds would be created even in Siberian taiga. But conferences of gold industry entrepreneurs tended to support the moderate ones. Even the duration of operational season was disputed since it had effect on payments size. However, even these efforts were made without great effect and failed to create a stable insurance system. As seen from the study it was the consequence of entrepreneurs’ effort to share responsibility for insurance with the state institutions and workers themselves. The problem of health insurance was a part of the labour issue, which appeared to be unmanageable.

Keywords: history of Siberia, labour issue, insurance, pensions, gold industry

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Neupokoev I.V. THE ROLE OF LITERACY SCHOOLS IN INITIAL PRACTICAL KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER (ACCORDING TO MATERIALS OF KURGAN DISTRICT OF THE TOBOLSK PROVINCE IN 1884–1909 YEARS). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 5 (194). P. 110-116

The article considers the process of formation and development of schools of reading and writing according to the “Regulations on parochial schools” of 1884 and the “Rules of Literacy Schools” of 1891 on the territory of the Kurgan district (1898 – county), province of Tobolsk. Explains the reasons for this geographical localization. Presents the problems on search of school premises and means of subsistence, on the sizes and terms of payment for teachers, influence of natural factors (crop failure of 1891–1892) on functioning of schools of reading and writing. The quantitative dynamics of literacy schools is shown and the reason for its fluctuation is explained, as well as the reasons for the gradual transformation of literacy schools into parish schools in 1909. The article provides the formal and informal conditions to the candidates for teaching positions, the terms of the complications of the requirements for the selection of mentors and the specifics of their training through a 3-year secondary and two-year parish school, as well as using special test Rule 1889. Describes the characteristics of the educational process (training time, program, curriculum) and its outcome, the role of rural communities in the opening and maintaining of certificates, the role of priests as the heads of the schools of literacy, the role of the Tobolsk diocesan school Board as the management body. The subjects of educational monitoring and inspections of civil and ecclesiastical offices are listed, their evaluation and issuance of school certificates are conducted. Particular attention is paid to the tendency of increasing state expenditures on them due to the position of the chief Prosecutor of the Sv. Synod K. P. Pobedonostsev and minister of finance S. Witte.

Keywords: literacy school, second-class school, parochial school, priest, Tobolsk diocesan school Board, сounty observer

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Rabelo A. Nelson Rodrigues and modern tragedy. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2024. Issue 1 (231). P. 141-148

Brazilian playwright Nelson Rodrigues is the author of a very peculiar dramatic work, whose main characteristics are related to a poetics of the excess and a modernization of tragedy. There are two trends in his works: one that is closer to universal and mythical aspects of life, and another one that is closer to the historical and daily aspects. His own life was full of tragic events which made him feel that tragedy is a dimension that intrinsically belongs to humanity’s trajectory in this world. So the tragic sense of life was part of his world view and his philosophical conceptions. It was then natural that this tragic world view would be present in his literary creation at the several genres he explored, especially in his dramatic works. But his tragic approach is always mixed with melodramatic events and an excess of feelings, actions, and the grotesque, so that it frequently becomes comic at the same time. Nelson Rodrigues was influenced by both the high fine literature of the Western tradition and the subliterature of the beginning of the 20th century, and his mixture of them together makes up an original and very interesting creation. This paper fundamentally approaches the tragic as belonging to the playwright’s life — as well as his world vision — and also belonging to the works of Rodrigues by analyzing events in his, his readings, the opera and cinema techniques he was familiar with in order to reflect about their influences on his work, as well as to discuss formal aspects and subjects that make it possible to consider his dramatic works as belonging to the tradition of tragedy at the same time that he subvert and recreates the tragic standards in his own fashion.

Keywords: Nelson Rodrigues, tragedy, tragic

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Mikhaleva L.Z. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 1 (10). P. 28-30

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Egorova N.N. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 5 (14). P. 49-52

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Afanasyeva A.S. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 6 (15). P. 48-52

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Nalivkina N.V. The specificity of the course "Political Extremism: History and Present" for politology studies. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 5 (21). P. 93-98

General aspects of the special course «Political Extrem-ism»: the sources of extremism, main extremist organizations, sources of fascism and neo-fascism, the characteris¬tic of modern terrorism.

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Katunina N.S. Spiritual Sources of Human Happiness and Sensemaking Role of Culture. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 4 (32). P. 17-21

The article researches a happiness phenomenon from Aristotel ideas. It consists of successful and kind sensible activity of human soul. Happiness matter understanding depends on interpreting of human life sense and purpose. Happiness sensation and its realizing are different parts of human mental activity. Spiritual culture helps man In his comprehension of happiness matter.

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Yurina E.A. Associative Realization of the Conceptual Property of «Solid» in the Metaphorical System and in Poems. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 1 (38). P. 12-15

This article considers peculiarity of realization of stereotypical metaphorical models connected with rethinking of the conceptual property of «solid» in Russian picture of the world and in M. Tsvetayeva’s lyrics.

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Yakhontov S.V. MODELLING OF TRANSIENTS IN CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM IN PHYSIOLOGICAL EXPERIMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 8 (86). P. 126-131

The technique of modelling of transients in cardiovascular system in experiments on laboratory animals is described.

Keywords: physiological experiment, cardiovascular system, transients

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Sergeyeva S.A. THE DEVELOPMENT OF “SELF-ESTIMATION” OF THE 9-TH FORM GRADE STUDENTS IN THE PROCESS OF REVIEWING THE PARAGRAPH “FUNCTION”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 10 (112). P. 145-148

In this article we represent the results of the investigation, aimed at the development of “self-estimation” of the 9-th grade students in the process of reviewing the paragraph “Function”. The authors worked out a special system of tasks teaching students to plan, anticipate and control their activity at the stage of reviewing.

Keywords: universal studying activity, self-regulation, metacognitive experience, self-estimation, reviewing.

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Rudin I.V., Kormilitsin A.V., Kochurina N.A. EVALUATION OF CONSISTENCY IN BIOLOGICAL AND SOCIAL DETERMINANT SELECTION CRITERIA FOR LONG-TERM PARTNER IN JUNIOR UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND SPECIALIZED SCHOOL STUDENTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 6 (121). P. 95-101

Comparative evaluation of modifi cations in the biological and social criteria for long-term partner selection in representations of female junior university students and specialized school students was conducted. Both groups studied revealed discrepancies between biological and social components of selection. Female considered more attractive masculine men in the context of long-term partnership. At the same time, they expected at masculine male behavioural pattern that was not distinctive for masculine males.

Keywords: long-term relationship, masculinity, femininity, biological, social-determinant, behavioural pattern

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Mytnik A.A., Klishin A.P. EXPERIENCE OF INTRODUCTION INFORMATION SYSTEM EDECANAT 2.0 FOR AUTOMATE MANAGEMENT OF EDUCATIONAL PROCESS IN TSPU. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 1 (129). P. 184-187

This article considered the issues of automation of educational process management in the university at the dean’s office. The paper analyses the object domain tasks that performed by university division (dean’s office), and as a result was created an information model of the dean’s office activity. Comparative analysis of modern information systems architectures in the field of the educational process automation is concluded on the efficiency of client-server architecture that operates in environment of a pedagogical university.

Keywords: education process management, automation of educational process, information system architecture

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Kolupanova I.A. PROBLEMS OF MASS TOURISM FORMATION IN USSR IN 1960’S–1970’S (BASED ON THE EXAMPLE OF WEST AND EAST SIBERIA). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 9 (174). P. 51-58

The topic of tourism development in Russian regions is very relevant today, since it is related to regional economy development. Hence, problems and prospects of the tourism industry development more and more attract researchers’ and public attention. The article revealed the problems of mass tourism formation in Western and Eastern Siberia regions through exposing forms and directions of tourism industry development in those regions in 1960s–1970s. The problem of tourism in certain Siberian regions is considered by the researches in their works, some aspects of tourism development in Siberian regions are touched on many conferences, devoted to the problems of tourism development in various Russian regions. This gives the right to claim that the aspect of reconstructing forms and directions of regional tourism development in Siberia is discovered insufficiently. Therefore, the author addresses primary sources, namely, archive documentation. The main base draws up previously unpublished archival sources. Materials of the State Archive Fund of Novosibirsk and Kemerovo oblasts contain information about the volume of transportation showing mass tourism development in the given period. Materials from the Russian Federation State Archive contain statistical data on travel volumes and the number of tourists in the analyzed period. Experience in the tourism industry development in Siberian region would help to reveal the preconditions and to present the trend of mass tourism development in the country during this period. The change to a five-day working week with 2 days off prompted the demand for recreation, which was increasing among the soviet population. Along with the expansion of organized tourist trips, the mass initiative tourist movement was getting the increasing popularity. The different forms of initiative tourism worked: trips “Auto stop”, alpinist tours, walking local and regional tours, week-end trips, etc. By the end of the 1960s, tourism was converted into a single-union system demanding comprehensive centralized management with material and technical base, established only on the basis of a unified system approach. Central Tourism Department put the plans that have been successfully carried out by regional councils on tourism, implementing the decisions of the Central Committee of the Party and the decisions of the Soviet Government. The effective management of administrative practices on the one hand stimulated the mass tourism and excursion industry development, but on the other hand hindered its effective control in the regions.

Keywords: history of tourism, regional tourism, tourism development trends in USSR, initiative tourism, organized tourism, tourist-excursion sphere, region, Siberia, trips, USSR

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Mokryy V.Y. ABOUT TEACHING DISCIPLINE OF “INFORMATICS” TO STUDENTS OF LIBERAL ARTS COLLEGE BY MEANS OF SYSTEM OF DISTANCE LEARNING MOODLE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 9 (186). P. 102-108

This article deals with considering of some questions of teaching discipline “Informatics” to students of liberal arts colleges. In modern conditions, it is important for students as future specialists to form their information culture. In this regard, information systems and technologies are intensively used in education. One of the instruments of forming of information culture of students is the discipline of “Informatics” which is taught to the students studying in the directions of preparation “Economics” and “Conflictology”. As the obligatory components of competences that must be formed in the course of studying the discipline “Informatics”, the skills of processing of text information, preparation of data in spreadsheets and developments of databases can be singled out. Therefore, one of the main competencies that are formed in the course of studying the discipline “Informatics”, in our opinion, is the ability to use modern technical means and information technologies (PK-8) for solving analytical and research problems. Analysis of the experience of teachers of the Department of Informatics and Mathematics of Saint-Petersburg University of Humanitarian and Social Sciences shows that the educational and methodological support of independent work on the discipline “computer science”, develops at a fairly high methodological level and is actively used in educational process. However, with the development of information technologies, including the constant updating of the programs of the MS Office package, it becomes necessary to update the workshop. Therefore, the author based on the already available materials developed an electronic course on the discipline “Informatics”, placed in the SPbGUP system of independent work support (www.edu.gup.ru). The main attention is paid to the description of the structure of the course and the generalization of the author’s experience in teaching the discipline “Informatics” with its use.

Keywords: informatics, cross-disciplinary communications, teaching discipline

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Didenko G.A., Stepanova O.A. IMPROVEMENT OF THE CONTENT OF THE INFORMATION CYCLE DISCIPLINES BY MEANS OF CLOUD TECHNOLOGIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 12 (189). P. 63-67

The content of the information cycle disciplines should correspond to the modern trends in the development of computer and information and communication technologies. Implementation of this requirement is possible with the use of cloud technologies that solve the problem associated with the installation, updating, support for the operation of software and hardware by providing remote access to various cloud services. When studying the disciplines of the information cycle, we focus on cloud services that support the SaaS model (the provision of various software) and STaaS (storage of information as a service). The analysis of the results of questioning of “Clinical Psychology” students showed that they are familiar only with the notion of cloud technologies and in practice they only use services for storing information, creating text documents, presentations and spreadsheets. Therefore, it is important in the process of studying the disciplines of the information cycle to introduce the students to a wide range of cloud technologies that will be in demand in future professional activities. At the training sessions, learners are introduced to the capabilities of the cloud tool o-cheloveke.ru, which allows you to diagnose characteristics of a person. Next, explore the features of the online Google calendar, in which they create events, translate the texts in Google Translate; create diagrams or charts in Google Drawings; work in a social network Google+, where they create circles, communities of interest; exchange messages, calls and video meetings on Google Hangouts. With the help of the cloud service Google Drive students individually or collectively create and store information objects in the cloud.

Keywords: cloud technologies, information and communication technologies, information cycle disciplines, informatics, Internet innovations

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Kovalenko E.N., Larina M.B., Moshina E.A. CONCEPT “ENTERPRISE” IN THE RUSSIAN LINGUOCULTURAL VIEW OF THE WORLD: NOTIONAL ASPECT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 2 (199). P. 7-13

The article deals with the analysis of the structure and content of the linguacultural concept “Enterprise” in the Russian linguacultural view of the world. Data for study includes dictionary entries of various explanatory dictionaries and encyclopedias as well as the electronic collection of newspaper reviews presented in a reference system of Russian National Corpus. The article provides the results of description and comparison of cognitive signs of the considered concept presented in the semantics of dictionary definitions and on material of Russian modern printing media. The analysis presented in the article allows to define and enlarge the list of notional signs of the concept “Enterprise”, and reveals some peculiar conceptual features while studying the combinability of the above-mentioned concept that gives the chance to present a more detailed mental world picture of Russian native speakers. According to our statistics, the key signs of the concept verbalized in dictionary definitions are “activity”, “agent/person” connected to enterprise activity and “benefit”, as a result of activity. While corpus examples, apart from those basic signs, demonstrate more diverse structure of cognitive signs, which represent concept “Enterprise” as a social phenomenon, such as “job”, “source of income”, “subject, course”, “social layer”, “social and economic phenomenon”, “image”, etc. The article is also due to show the changes in speakers’ mental picture of the world caused by the changes in the society. The research results can be used to compile dictionary entries as well as to provide lectures in Cognitive linguistics, Linguacultural Studies, etc.

Keywords: linguacultural concept, lexeme-representative, notional sign, conceptual feature

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Kondratenko P.I. ON STRATEGIES OF IMPLICIT EXPERT EVALUATION IN GERMAN LINGUISTIC REVIEWS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2021. Issue 6 (218). P. 49-59

Introduction. The article focuses on the ways scientists express expert evaluation in German academic linguistic reviews. It contributes to the socio-communicative research on evaluation in academic communicative settings. Aim. The aim of the article is to reveal the most frequent strategies of implicit expert evaluation in German linguistic reviews. Material and methods. The materials of the study are 25 reviews published in 2016–2017 in field-specific academic journals: “Zeitschrift für Angewandte Linguistik”, “Zeitschrift für Sprachwissenschaft” and “Zeitschrift für Rezensionen”. Qualitative (contextual semantic, functional pragmatic) and quantitative analysis of the German linguistic reviews provides a set of strategies used to covertly evaluate the papers reviewed. Results and discussion. We consider the expert evaluation as a specific communicative / discursive sub-type of linguistic evaluation marked by modifications of the general logical structure in terms of “subject – object – predicate of evaluation”. Adding the recipient of evaluation we obtain following structure: the subject and the recipient of expert evaluation are scientific discourse actors, the object is represented by formal and content-related aspects of the books reviewed and the predicate of expert evaluation are criteria of scientificity, norms, values and standards of communication shared by all members of the current scientific community. Our data analysis results support our hypothesis and demonstrate that it is possible to make an implicit evaluation of different polarity following the various implication strategies. Beside of well-known strategies used to express evaluation covertly in academic book reviews the article describes also new strategies, not yet mentioned in similar and related works: implicit evaluation through disagreement with the author’s viewpoint, implicit evaluation through recommendation to the review’s recipient and implicit evaluation through (in)direct question. Quantitative measures illustrate different frequencies of negative and positive implicit evaluation and lead to conclusion the explicit evaluation prevail among all types of evaluation whereas the negative implicit evaluation prevail among all tokens of implicit evaluation in our data.

Keywords: linguistic evaluation, implicit evaluation strategies, expert evaluation, academic linguistic review, academic communication

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Bakina A.D. The Problem of Variability in Biblical Phraseological Units. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2023. Issue 1 (225). P. 58-68

The problem of linguistic variability remains acute due to the dynamism of national language development. The study of phraseological units of biblical etymology in the aspect of their variability has recently become increasingly significant, as the fact of wide use of phraseological units derived from biblical texts and stories in various types of discourse is noted. The diversity of variants of biblical phrases requires identifying, organising and structuring the types of their variation. The aim of the research is to identify new variants of biblical phraseological units that are widely used in various discourse types (fiction, media, publicistic, historical, political). Contexts that verify the resulting data of the research were borrowed from the British National Corpus (BNC), News on the Web (NOW) and electronic dictionary Reverso Context (RC). Language material for the research was extracted out of 3 phraseological dictionaries: 1) the bilingual “English-Russian phraseological dictionary” by Alexander V. Kunin, 2) “English-German-Swedish Dictionary of Biblical Phraseology” by Tatyana N. Fedulenkova and others, 3) the multilingual phraseological dictionary “The Mite of Biblical Wisdom” by Zoya K. Adamia and others. The research methods, namely the method of the phraseological identification, the method of the structural and componential analysis, the method of the quantitative analysis and the method of contextual analysis, allow to analyse 350 phraseological units of biblical origin that are actively used in modern English and identify a set of variants that include both usual and occasional simple variants, i.e. lexical and grammatical, quantitative variants of phraseological units and mixed or complex variants of phraseological units. It was found out that along with linguistic variation, phraseological variation is the result of the natural development of language as a system. Variation of biblical phraseological units is not equaled to phraseological synonymy. The analysis of selected biblical phraseological units allowed us to identify the following types of variants: simple variants and complex variants (e.g. substantive-quantitative variants, adjectival-quantitative variants, verbal-quantitative variants) of phraseological units. Within each of the given groups, a division into usual and occasional variants is made. Simple variants are represented by lexical variants (including substantive variants, prepositional variants, prepositional-substantive variants, attributive variants, verbal variants); grammatical variants (including morphological variants and morpho-syntactical variants); quantitative variants (with truncation and addition of components). Truncated parts of a phraseological unit may be represented by three types (truncation of the initial part of the phraseological unit; truncation of the final part of the phraseological unit; mixed truncation). A group of quantitative comparative variants is distinguished, in which the first conjunction (as) as a result of regular truncation becomes optional, resulting in quantitative-variative pairs. A type of mixed variation has been identified, implying the origin of variants by multiple modifications. Substantive-quantitative variants are formed by changing the substantive component together with varying the structure of the phraseological unit by expanding it with a variable component with a preposition. Adjectival-quantitative variants are formed as the result quantitative variation (expansion of the structure of the phraseological unit) coupled with the replacement of the adjectival element. With the help of corpus data, the preference of native speakers for some variants of idioms over others was successfully revealed. The conclusion is made that the studied phraseological units borrowed from the Bible are not static, but are ‘living’, constantly changing language units, widely used in modern English speech. Moreover, both simple and complex variation in the component composition of a given phraseological unit has no significant impact on the invariant meaning of the phraseological unit.

Keywords: biblical phraseology, phraseological units of biblical etymology, phraseological variability, variant, invariant, simple and complex variants, usual and occasional variants

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Menshikova E.A. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 5 (14). P. 30-31

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Galtsova N.P., Mezentseva T.I., Shvadlenko I.A. The Use of Electronic Information-Educational Resources of the Support of Scientific Studies of Young Scientists. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 10 (61). P. 13-18

The article aims to determine the possibilities and perspectives of computer technology integration into the current work of postgraduates and researchers who are involved in the developing their professional knowledge and skills. The authors give a brief review on possible computer technology applications by different Universities in Russia and abroad.

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Kulikov S.B., Dmitriyenko V.A. POSITION OF PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION IN STRUCTURE OF SOCIAL-PHILOSOPHICAL KNOWLEDGE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 8 (86). P. 159-161

The paper defends the thesis that philosophy of education has a special position in structure of social-philosophical knowledge. It's the part of philosophy which could help to maintain the logic of forming of mental representation of reality and principles of transition from tradition to innovation.

Keywords: philosophy of education, social philosophy, structure, knowledge

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Grunina N.A. A GAME AS AN INTEGRATIVE FORM OF CHILDREN MENTAL AND MOVEMENT ACTIVITIES IN SCHOOL TEACHING PROCESS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 9 (87). P. 82-85

The harmonic all-round development of a human organism is the common purpose of teaching and education. With the purpose of harmonic development of growing generation education should be organized according to new approaches and technologies in teaching and educational process. Many researchers established that cerebral circulation is improved, psychological processes become intense, CNS functions better, human mental abilities increases as a result of movement activities. The game activity contributes a lot to maintaining optimum movement regime of young learners. The basic constituent of game activity is collective games. Physical and psychological components in games are closely connected. Thus, children realize movement needs, expend their energy, improve the main physical skills. Moreover, from the one hand, they learn to be initiative, independent, persistent, from the other, to control themselves, consider peers opinion, submit their actions with other participants of the game.

Keywords: all-round development, movement activity, mental abilities, game, game activity

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Burzhinskaya T.G. THE MODEL OF FORMATION OF METHODICAL SYSTEM OF FUTURE TEACHER IN EDUCATION PROCESS OF THE HIGHER SCHOOL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 4 (119). P. 251-253

The article deals with the problems of modelling the process of the formation methodical system of future teacher in the university. The author presented the corresponding structural dynamic model which consists of the target, content, process and criteria-effi cient units. The article gives their characteristics. It is shown the ways of implementation of the presented model.

Keywords: structural and dynamic model, future teacher, methodical system

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Kholodionova A.S. THE MAIN APPROACHES TO DEVELOPMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE PROGRAMS FOR USING OF ASSOCIATED OIL GAS FOR THE OIL-PRODUCTION ENTERPRISES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 8 (149). P. 127-132

The article considers the program on ensuring rational use of the associated oil gas (AOG) in the fields of the oil and gas extraction enterprises. The developed program and the measures promoting increase of level of use of AOG, allow to increase economic development and to improve ecological situation of the region. On the basis of the proposed algorithm for the use of AOG a number of researches were carried out. As a result of which, have been calculated numerous technical and economic indicators, as well as in the study area, identified urgent scientific problems that require solutions.

Keywords: Associated oil gas, utilization of associated oil gas, payback

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Gal'tsov D.V., Melkumova E.J., Spirin P. GRAVITATIONAL COLLISION OF PARTICLES WITH DOMAIN WALLS AND RELATIVISTIC POTENTIALS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 12 (153). P. 70-79

We consider collision of a point particle with an infinitely thin planar domain wall within the linear and post-linear approximations of Einstein classical gravity in Minkowski space-time of arbitrary dimension. Both colliding objects are treated dynamically and the branon excitation of the domain wall is taken into account. The energy balance in this process is non-trivial since the interaction force does not fall with distance and the particle and the domain wall are never free. We show that contribution of the gravitational stresses effectively localizes on the particle and the wall world-volumes and gives rise to the relativistic potential energies of each object in the gravitational field of the partner. The contribution of the branons to the energy of the domain wall in the lowest order in gravitational constant is shown to be zero.

Keywords: gravitation, branes, domain walls, conservation laws

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Chernikova E.O. COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ECOLOGICAL TERMS: ETYMOLOGICAL ASPECT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 11 (176). P. 85-90

National expression form of a particular scientific terminology in multi-structural languages shows a law of scientific thinking of a specific nation and its national world-view identity. Taking into account that while choosing special vocabulary units for verbalization of a new notion “etymological preferences” convey to a great extent national distinguishing features of an individual mental activity in a particular professional sphere, address to the comparative analysis of etymological specifity within the basic vocabulary of Russian and English ecological terminology. Consequently separation of primary terminological groups – native and borrowed – is of interest with regard to anthropolinguistic research since its correlation in a particular terminology (preponderance of some terms over others) can demonstrate identity of national thinking or dependence of a particular national thinking on another.

Keywords: special vocabulary, term, comparative analysis, etymological research, native word, borrowed word, Latin, Greek

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Shcherbatykh S.V., Podlipskiy O.K. Educational models of mathematical literacy development. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2024. Issue 5 (235). P. 147-156

Functional literacy is considered as a systemic educational result of basic general education, aimed at socializing the teacher through solving real problems using subject and meta-subject knowledge. The structure of functional literacy is represented by a set of components: reading, natural science, mathematics, financial, critical and creative thinking. The formation of a set of these components requires the design within an educational organization of an appropriate motivating environment, which includes social, cultural, as well as specially organized psychological and pedagogical conditions. Designing a motivating educational environment is the result of the activities of the school's teaching team, which accepts this as a strategic task and solves it through joint efforts. Mathematical literacy is defined as the ability to solve real-world problems through a set of activities: conducting mathematical reasoning, as well as formulating, applying and interpreting. The process of developing mathematical literacy can be carried out in various forms: lesson, workshop, extracurricular and project activities, etc. Each of them has its own specific features. Thus, the lessons provide mastery of specific mathematical content and demonstration of its use to solve life problems. The workshop, which serves as a complement to mathematics lessons, places emphasis on students mastering the method of mathematical modeling, for which various methods of presenting data are used: text, graphic, tabular, photo, drawing, etc. Also, when conducting a workshop, there are more opportunities to combine individual, group and collective form of work. Extracurricular activities, which are characterized by a wide range of different forms of learning, can also be productively used in the process of developing mathematical skills. Depending on age, this could be a club, an elective, etc. Another variant of the model for the formation of mathematical literacy is educational design, when students independently solve a certain problem using a set of subject knowledge under the guidance of a teacher. Project work can be carried out either individually or in a group, including students of the same age and of different ages. Project activities allow you to build productive communication between students and develop teamwork skills. Project activities allow you to organize various interdisciplinary projects where different types of functional literacy are combined.

Keywords: functional literacy, mathematical literacy, educational models, socialization for learning

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Manankova R.P. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 3 (6). P. 3-3

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Kiseleva O.I. The Development of Communicative Potential of a Person as Basis of Children's Positive Socialization under the Conditions of Continuing Education (to the Foundation of the Pedagogical Experiment). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 2 (34). P. 39-47

The article is devoted to the critical theme of research. The author considers the aspect devoted to the formation of children's abilities and skills in speech communication as well as development of their communicative activity. Accord¬ing to the author's opinion these realities make the basis for the personality's universal education and later on give op¬portunities to realize creative potential of the personality.

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Efimenko A.A., Rumbeshta E.A. FEATURES TEACHING PHYSICS STUDENTS OF EVENING SCHOOLS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 10 (88). P. 129-133

The article is devoted to actual problem of modern evening education - to the development of cognitive interest in allowing pupils to bring them to actively participate in productive work, to develop their individual ability, to improve the performance of pupils. The author analyzes the state of the problem, the solutions proposed by the introduction of the general process of learning methods, taking into account the interests of pupils.

Keywords: cognitive interest, individual abilities, motivation, formation of knowledge, labour activity skill

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Gurova Y.I. HISTORICAL AND ETYMOLOGICAL GENESIS OF THE VERBS OF MOVE HORIZONTALLY IN THE CONTEMPORARY ENGLISH LANGUAGE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 7 (97). P. 67-70

The article is devoted to the diachronic study of verbal vocabulary based on the example of the complex analysis of verbal units, which compose the group of the verbs of move horizontally in the contemporary English. The general meaning of the article is the classification of the verbs of move horizontally as the fundamental criterion of the isolation of semantic subgroups and the historic-etymological analysis of the lexical units of this subgroup in the system of historical evolution.

Keywords: etymological characteristic, semantic characteristic, genesis, etymology, the semantic structure of the word, the verbs of move horizontally, gipersema, hyperonym, movement, giposema, a synonymic number, linguistic indicators, a comparative-historical met

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Kolchikova N.L. ETHNIC SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS PECULIARITIES OF KHAKASS STUDENTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 4 (119). P. 17-21

The article deals with the problem of national self-consciousness of the personality including the interaction of structural components of personality’s national personality self-consciousness of Khakass teenagers. The analysis of different approaches to the problem in Russian and international science is presented.

Keywords: personality, ethnic, structure, identity, psychology, personality

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THE PROBLEM OF LONELINESS IN THE YOUTH STUDENTS’ ENVIRONMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 6 (121). P. 102-107

The problem of loneliness as the social-psychological phenomenon connected to the personal features of youth development is considered in this article.

Keywords: of loneliness, social-psychological phenomenon, refl ection, individual, personal, tolerate, young people, identify.

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Pesterev S.K. PRIVATE LIFE OF POLITICAL CHARACTERS IN ALDANOV’S ESSAYS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 2 (130). P. 26-29

The article investigates the types of characters of Russian and European political history in terms of their private life in Aldanov’s essays. The investigated aspect is semantics of parental home, family and other types of interpersonal relations. The article deals with three Aldanov’s essays – “Uritsky’s Murder”, “Azef” and “Number 14”.

Keywords: Aldanov, Kannegisser, Azef, Mussolini, essay, poetics, family, home, politics

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Krylova E.A. THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN TRADITIONAL MEANS OF CONTROL AND PEDAGOGICAL MONITORING IN THE SYSTEM OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION IN A HIGH SCHOOL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 3 (144). P. 117-121

The article deals with an important issue in the sphere of teaching foreign languages – the problem of controlling in the system of foreign language education in high school. Having examined traditional forms of control we offer an alternative – pedagogical monitoring, that enables a teacher to get up to date information, to adjust the learning activities of students, to develop their independence and autonomy. Multifunctional nature of the pedagogical monitoring was highlighted, it was suggested that monitoring is not just a way to test and measure educational progress, but one of the efficient ways to organize the learning process.

Keywords: pedagogical control, traditional means of control, pedagogical monitoring, modern information technologies

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Kalinin V.A. THE PROBLEM OF IDENTIFICATION OF THE CENTRAL PRINTED PUBLICATION IN THE SYSTEM OF CAMP PRESS ON THE CONSTRUCTION OF TRANSARCTIC RAILWAY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 9 (174). P. 64-70

Studying of cultural and educational work in camps of GULAG helps to reconstruct scales and chronology of implementation of large production projects, problems at construction of production objects, forms and methods of ideological influence on prisoners, etc. It is possible to reach objectives only in case of critical approach to studying of archival materials and sources of a personal origin. The article investigates the question of real incentives of work of the camps of railway construction (SULZhDS) which was engaged in construction of the Transarctic railroad of Plagues (Vorkuta) concluded in Northern management – Salekhard – Igarka. As a result of the conducted research draws the conclusion that real motivation for prisoners within labor competition as one of the directions of cultural and educational work there was a system of offsets of the working days. Due to the use of the system of “offsets” the high level of interest of the contingent of prisoners in the end results of the work at construction of the Transarctic railroad was provided.

Keywords: Camp newspaper, cultural and educational department, Transarctic railroad, Northern management of camps of railway construction, GULAG

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Shchukov D.A. THE IDYLLIC MODEL OF V. A. ZHUKOVSKY IN N. V. GOGOL’S POEM “GANZ KUCHELGARTEN”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2022. Issue 3 (221). P. 115-125

Introduction. The genre of idyll, which has been developing in world literature since Antiquity, is crucial for the poetics of Russian literature in the first third of the XIX century. The aesthetics of Romanticism helped it develop, and thus a romantic idyll arose. A great contribution to the development of idyll in Russia was made by V. A. Zhukovsky, the founder of Romanticism in Russian literature. The scale of the poet’s work was quite large and influenced the works of his contemporaries, among whom was N. V. Gogol, who showed considerable interest in idyllic themes in his youth. Aim and objectives. In this regard, the purpose of the article is to determine the features of V. A. Zhukovsky’s idyllic model implementation in N. V. Gogol’s early poem “Ganz Kuchelgarten”. Material and methods. The material of the study is the idyllic poem by N. V. Gogol “Ganz Kuchelgarten”, as well as the works of V. A. Zhukovsky that influenced it, including an idyll “The Village Watchman at Midnight”, “pavlovian poems”, the poems “Theon and Aeschines”, “Anguish” (“toska”), “Lalla-Rookh”, “There the heavens and waters are clear!”, the elegies “Slavyanka” and “Evening”, the romance “Desire”, the song “Traveller”, the article “About a simple and decorated style”. Biographical and comparative research methods are used in the work. Results and discussion. The genre of idyll is very close to V. A. Zhukovsky. An idyllic worldview exists organically in his poetic consciousness. The period of the poet’s strong interest in idyll is synchronized with his youth. In his youth, he draws new poetic forms mainly from European idylls. In them Zhukovsky is attracted by images of simple, everyday life, focus on rural nature, patriarchal mores. The poet is especially inspired by the natural philosophical aspects. The distinctive features of Zhukovsky’s works created in this genre are descriptiveness, an abundance of static natural paintings, free verse. In addition, we will separately highlight the author’s aim at reproducing the natural dynamics of life. The poet acts as a painter who strives to convey in his paintings the smallest details of the inner nature life. However, this is only an explicit part of Zhukovsky’s idylls. Their implicit part is much more important. By it we mean the sacred, the religious and the mystical. We see a certain evolution of Zhukovsky’s idyll. From the glorification of landscapes and the depiction of human life in the bosom of nature, the poet consciously moves to a more complex creative stage, focusing on the mystical and listening to his religious feeling. As for other features of the idyll genre in Zhukovsky’s work, like contrast or two-worldness of romanticism, the works of this genre translated by him are an alloy, a synthesis of the beautiful and the enigmatic in the world. It is no coincidence that many of them open with night landscapes. These were the features of the idyll genre implementation in Zhukovsky’s creative system. It was under their influence that N. V. Gogol wrote his first work, the poem “Ganz Kuchelgarten”. Zhukovsky’s idyllic model in Gogol’s poem “Ganz Kuchelgarten” is identified almost immediately. This is confirmed, firstly, by the topos of the poem (rural hinterland). Secondly, by the fact that the reader is shown pictures of pastoral life. It is also important that at the beginning of the poem there is an image of the family (patriarchy is an important aspect of the idyll). In addition, Gogol’s poem reveals other traditional topos for idyll (house, garden). Following the example of Zhukovsky, Gogol uses the motifs of food, sleep and music in the work. They are widely represented in the text and emphasize the idyllic moments of the poem. The heroic series can also be considered traditional for the idyll (the canons of which in Russian literature were first laid by Zhukovsky), since the author’s detailed representation of Louise’s family is following an idyllic orientation to the fullness of life, which here is the integrity of the family. The poem shows the desire of the characters to achieve happiness, they dream of an idyllic life. However, romantic features are more visible in the main character of the poem. And yet it lacks the passion of Byron’s heroes. At the end, Ganz rather follows the line of behavior of Aeschines, embodied by Zhukovsky. Conclusion. Thus, Gogol, when working on his youthful poem “Ganz Kuchelgarten”, was guided by the idyllic model of Zhukovsky. This is indicated by the traditional elements of the poet’s idylls, which are clearly present in Gogol’s text (the image of a family, pastoral landscapes, natural cycles, the motif of food, sleep and childhood). However, Gogol ignores some important elements inherent in Zhukovsky’s idylls. So, Gogol’s main character demonstrates the features of a romantic hero rather than an idyllic one. In addition, there is no pronounced mystical veil in Gogol’s poem. And finally, dissonance (the substratum of the romantic and idyllic) is certainly felt in it. The reason for it lies in the insufficiently thought-out compilation of leading European and Russian writers’ artistic techniques.

Keywords: N. V. Gogol, V. A. Zhukovskiy, “Ganz Kuchelgarten”, idyll

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Bogomaz I.V. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 4 (7). P. 52-59

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Andrenov N.B. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 1 (10). P. 25-27

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