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Yaroslavtseva A.V. PATHOLOGICALLY ALTERED STATES OF CONSCIOUSNESS: EPISTEMOLOGICAL AND ETHICAL ANALYSIS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 5 (133). P. 99-105

This article examines the criteria identify “pathologically” altered states of consciousness (“mental and behavioural disorders”) from a variety of altered states of consciousness. It demonstrates the deficiency and the haziness of epistemic characteristics of pathologically altered states of consciousness, the social nature of the criteria characterizing the altered states of consciousness as a “mental disorder”, the role of value systems in the choice of the methodology of the pathologically altered states of consciousness.

Keywords: consciousness, altered states of consciousness, pathologically altered states of consciousness, mental disorders, cognitive system

1955
2952

Skripka L.P., Samolyuk N.G. SOCIAL ADAPTATION OF CHILDREN BY MEANS OF TOURISM AND REGIONAL STUDIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 1 (178). P. 37-41

The establishment of an information society led to the massive use of modern gadgets and led to the fact that children have difficulty in direct communication, adaptation, especially in an unfamiliar environment, as well as contributes to the deterioration of children’s health, due to sedentary lifestyles. The leading role in the process of formation of the valuable relation to the world, to himself and to other people belongs to a secondary school. In the modern educational space to solve these problems optimally is possible not separately within the institution, but in the form of networking. Stakeholders create social and educational environment for a more successful social adaptation of the individual student. One of the effective means that children get from tourism and regional studies is the socialization and preservation of health. The authors present the mechanism of leading educational institutions’ networking: Municipal autonomous educational institution of secondary school number 28 in Tomsk and municipal budgetary educational institution of additional education of childhood and youth house “Our harbor” Tomsk. As part of the networking was created an innovative platform of municipal tourist and regional studies, which is being implemented under the conditions of socio-pedagogical project “Formation of socially-adapted person taught with the help of the tourist and local lore activity in conditions of an integrated socio-educational developing environment of general and supplementary education”. We present two authors’ models: the model of socio-educational developing environment for the formation of socially-adapted person enrolled in the secondary school № 28 and childhood and youth house “Our Harbour” and the model of formation of socially-adapted person in the conditions of socio-educational developing environment. The article also puts forward a system of monitoring research.

Keywords: networking, socio-pedagogical project, extracurricular activities, tourist and regional studies, integrated developing environment, model of educational environment, model of social adaptation of personality

1955
2953

Yan K. THE WAYS OF EXPRESSING SURPRISE IN THE ARTISTIC TEXTS OF IVAN BUNIN RELATED TO THE CHINESE TRANSLATION: ETHNOPSYCHOLINGUISTIC ASPECT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 2 (191). P. 121-126

This article is devoted to consideration of ways of conveying surprise in the artistic texts of I. A. Bunin compared to the translations into the Chinese language. From the point of view of cultural forms associated with the expression of emotions, traditions of transforming culture can be in different positions in relation to the source. In the present work, three groups of investigated units were singled out: 1) a way to express emotions in case of coincidence of the original and of the translating cultures; 2) a method of expressing emotions in the case of partial matches between the original and translating cultures; 3) a way to express emotions in case of discrepancy between the original and translating cultures. In Bunin’s fiction the emotion of wonder is expressed in three ways: nominative; descriptive; actually emotive. Translation of a literary text is inevitably exposed to the influence of the interpreter’s national picture of the world because of its conditionality to the language and culture of the people. In addition, the translation of a literary text helps to better understand the national, cultural-linguistic sense of the art work, and in several respects reveals the native Chinese speakers’ language picture of the world.

Keywords: ethnopsycholinguistics, ethnos, culture, language, linguistic consciousness, emotion of surprise

1955
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Protasova N.V. COGNITIVE INTEREST DEVELOPMENT AMONG SENIOR SCHOOLCHILDREN OF PROFILE NON-HUMANITARIAN CLASSES IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE ACQUISITION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 6 (195). P. 165-170

The article is devoted to the problem of cognitive interest development among senior schoolchildren of nonhumanitarian classes during the English language acquisition at a secondary school. The author draws attention to the fact that the newly formed scientific branches provide the emergence of new professions, change the system of school education and increase the development of cognitive interest among schoolchildren. The main idea of the present article is to demonstrate the necessity of learning English for senior schoolchildren, whose profile subjects are Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Mathematics, as new professions actively come into modern life. Foreign language is considered to be polysubject and can enrich senior schoolchildren of non–humanitarian profile with knowledge on Natural Science and Mathematics and develop their cognitive interest. The interest to a foreign language as a subject, in recent times, is explained by it’s penetrating into different spheres and nonlinguistic professions. Actually, spheres of using a foreign language are extended. According to the “Atlas of new professions”, to 2025–2035 many new professions occur, many of them will need the knowledge of a foreign language. Intersubject relations come into modern school education and really extend the zone of subject knowledge on profile because of the interpenetration of knowledge of different subjects. Integration of a foreign language with Science subjects and Mathematics gives the opportunity for schoolchildren to get new knowledge on profile subjects (Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Geography, Mathematics and others) and increase the development of cognitive interest among senior schoolchildren. We consider that intersubject integration increases schoolchildren’s motivation to learning foreign languages, develops different kinds of thinking, forms the following abilities – to analyze, to generalize, to synthesize, to compare, make conclusions and others.

Keywords: cognitive interest, cognitive motivation, intersubject, integration of humanitarian and natural science knowledge, new professions

1955
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Chub A.S. VERBAL AND NONVERBAL MEANS OF IMPLEMENTING THE STRATEGY OF DISTRUST IN THE COMMENTS OF YOUTUBE USERS (BY THE MATERIAL OF THE COMMENTS TO VIDEOS ABOUT THE “DIE CORONA-WARN-APP”). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2021. Issue 4 (216). P. 67-74

Introduction. In order to describe modern practices of verbal communication used in various spheres of personal and institutional communication, it is relevant to analyze communicative strategies and tactics carried out within the framework of discursive and pragmalinguistic studies of modern linguistic material. Internet communication provides a wide range of opportunities for the analysis of speech strategies within this type of discourse. The aim of the work is the analysis of verbal and nonverbal means of implementing the strategy of distrust in online comments on YouTube. Material and methods. The materials of the study are 43 comments to 14 videos about the German mobile application called “Die Corona-Warn-App”. The randomly selected comments were subjected to contextual, semantic and pragmalinguistic analysis. Results and discussion. We can define an online comment as a genre of public discussion, a multimedia phenomenon that functions as a sociocultural tool significantly contributing to shaping public opinion and as a means of linguistic construction of social reality. The speaker’s intention or attitude towards a certain object of reality is expressed with the help of various communication strategies and tactics. Taking into account the criterion “communication balance” we can distinguish two groups of communication strategies: cooperative and noncooperative (cooperation and confrontation strategies). Conclusion. Strategy of distrust is considered as an assertive communication strategy and is based on the evaluation criterion which differentiates the speaker’s attitude according to the “good-bad” scale. Thus, a speaker evaluates a certain event or an object on the basis of its relation to “normality”. By means of this strategy a speaker can express criticism and skepticism in relation to a particular event or phenomenon. This strategy includes a set of tactics: exaggeration, intimidation, allusions, ridicule etc. In online comments strategy of distrust is expressed by various verbal and nonverbal means which can be used both separately and in certain combinations. Examples of verbal means include allusions to negative historical and social phenomena, words with negative connotation, obscene language and various stylistic devices that emphasize the negative attitude of commenters towards the topic. Nonverbal means include capitalization, excessive use of exclamation marks and emojis.

Keywords: internet discourse, online comment, communication strategies and tactics, strategy of distrust, verbal and nonverbal means, the German language

1955
2956

Olitzkaya D.A. P. Urban – Translator of Chekhov (To the Background of Chekhov’s Dramatic Art Perception in Germany). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 3 (40). P. 62-65

The article is devoted to the problems of reception of A.P. Chekhov’s dramatic art in Germany in 70’s – 80’s of the XX century. This stage is inextricably related with P.Urban’s name – the German translator, publisher and the Slavic scholar contributed significantly to the point of comprehension and adoption of A.P. Chekhov’s drama heritage. His translations based on close perusal of the original and ability for delicate feeling of linguistic material, gave a new life to Chekhov’s plays, bringing them to the German reader, opening new opportunities for stage performance. The article gives a review on basic principles of P. Urban’s translation, which allowed him to keep in translation features of dramaturgic poetry style of Chekhov, simplicity and naturalness of the language of his plays, which translators of 60’s failed to succeed in many cases.

1954
2957

Snegireva L.I., Safonova T.A. The Re-evacuation of the Inhabitants of Western Siberia during the Great Patriotic War (1942–1945-s). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 4 (41). P. 22-30

This article deals with the process of the re-evacuation of the inhabitants of West Siberia during the Great Patriotic War, its stages and directions. The authors pay special attention to the problem of the mass re-evacuation: its organization, the release of trained personnel occupied with the national economy of West Siberia, their social and national complement, difficulties and defects of this process and its results.

1954
2958

Zhiganov A.N., Karpov A.S., Kurovsky V.N. The Center of Nuclear-Technical Education in Colony of the Closed Administrative Territorial Unit: Idea, Conception, Model. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 5 (42). P. 19-24

In the article the experience of practical realization of the project of Multilevel Continuous Education System (MCES) in closed settlement of the nuclear industry of Siberian Chemical Plant in Seversk. Tomsk region is analyzed. The investigation shows that MCES under conditions of Industrial implemented into Closed Administrative Territorial Unit (CATU) Seversk allows involving in educations process a large number of children and youth. This provides a possibility of purposeful formation of harmonically developed personality oriented to conducting of professional activity at factories and organizations of the Nuclear Department of the Russian Federation. The results of the investigation can be applied for solving similar tasks in the towns of the RF Nuclear Department, and also in other towns of Russian Federation.

1954
2959

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

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

1954
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Nekhoroshev Y.S. Market Redistribution of Ownership: Russia's Experience. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 5 (49). P. 13-16

There are different ways of the property repartition. Till 1995 the basic was privatization, subsequently on the foreground methods of buying up and shares buying up, bankruptcies, including custom-made, intracorporate conflicts and wars have left. Now the increasing value gets such quite civilized repartition method as merges and absorption. In development process property repartition methods changed from wild and force methods to market methods.

1954
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Zhuravskaya N.T. About Informational Aspect of the Innovation in Russian Higher Education. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 5 (49). P. 86-88

This article contents the description of innovation aspect in Russian high education, the goals and ways of its realization.

1954
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Budenkova V.E. Some Trends of the Contemporary Epistemology. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 7 (58). P. 33-37

The article discusses the problems that are connected with the revision of epistemological principals in the contemporary philosophy. Trends that form new concept of cognition: antysubstantionalism, antyfoundamentalism, pluralism are analysed. The article shows that non-classical approaches do not deny traditional epistemology but supplement it. The foundation of such interaction is communicative ontology. Communication is presented as united principle in modern conditions when reality becomes pluralistic and heterogeneous.

1954
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Stepanov A.A., Zolnikova L.M. Reasoning Investigations’ Urgency of Social and Cultural Aspects of Technical Creation. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 12 (63). P. 94-97

The article is devoted to reasoning investigations’ urgency of social and cultural aspects of technical creation. Substantiation logic is based on the technical activity evolution analysis and some specific features of Russia historical development. The article presents not only substantiation of necessity and timeliness of social and cultural aspects of technical creation study but also plans methodological guiding lines which open the possibilities of such investigations.

1954
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Utkina O.N. MEASURING FACIAL EXPRESSIONS OF THE TEACHER WITH USING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 5 (120). P. 203-206

One of the most important tools of pedagogical action is a facial expression of the teacher. There are many recommendations “a facial expressions of the teacher-high-class”, which based on the life experiences of the great educators and psychologists. The discussed method provides an opportunity for each teacher with based on the collective thinking a student’s to individualize facial expressions the teachers, to eliminate its average level. The purpose of method is a positive perception by student’s activities teaching to raise interest in the learning process.

Keywords: methods teachers, a facial expression of the teacher, the collective thinking a student’s

1954
2965

Afanasyeva Y.Y. THE DESTRUCTION OF PATRIARCHAL STEREOTYPES IN THE WORKS BY M. ZHUKOVA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 9 (124). P. 124-126

The article deals with the reception of the prose by Maria Zhukova from the viewpoint of gender literature studies. In her works, the writer develops new story plots, introducing non-traditional characters.

Keywords: 19th century fiction, gender perspective, women’s literature

1954
2966

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

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

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

1954
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Akeliev E.S. TECHNOLOGY GAP AND INNOVATION DIFFUSION AS THE MOST IMPORTANT COMPONENTS OF ECONOMY TRANSFORMATION IN THE CONTEXT OF EVOLUTION THEORY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 12 (140). P. 57-61

The article examines processes of innovations implantation in economy as one of the most important source of economy growth. Wherein innovations implantation is accompanying appearing of such facts like technology gap and innovation diffusion. It shows sources and possible instruments of technology gap overcoming in the context of evolutionary economic theory. The author analyzed processes of economies structures convergence and divergence in the result of innovations implantation.

Keywords: evolution of economy, innovations, institutes, economic growth, convergence and divergence

1954
2968

Dvizova A.V., Kryukova L.B. SPECIAL ASPECTS OF LINGUISTIC PRESENTATION OF TASTE SEMANTICS IN B. PASTERNAK’S POEMS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 2 (143). P. 76-79

Linguistic means of presentation of taste sense modality in B. Pasternak’s poetry at lexical and syntactic levels are considered in this article. It also touches upon such subjects as perceptual metaphors and synesthethic combinations with taste basis. A part of studied linguistic units in formation of images is defined.

Keywords: perception, taste sense modality, synesthethic metaphor

1954
2969

Orlova O.V., Zhukova E.Y. LINGVO-CULTURAL ORIGINALITY OF THE REGIONAL INFOSFERE: CREATIVE WORKS OF TOMSK ROCK-POET V. SHESTAKOV IN THE CONTEXT OF THE SIBERIAN PUNK SUBCULTURE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 10 (151). P. 174-177

The creative works of the Tomsk rock leader of the late 1980s – early 1990s V. Shestakov are considered in the given article in order to describe the lingvo-cultural originality of the regional infosfer. The poet’s discourse is seen in the aspect of the reflection of Siberian punk subculture in it. Born in the years of perestroika, the Siberian punk embodied in poetic texts own tragic vision of the social reality of the USSR in transition and clearly outlined protest not only against the official ideology, but also against the absurdity of the world order as a whole. A striking example of Tomsk Siberian punk version was the creation of the group “Children of Obrub” and its leader Viktor Shestakov, in whose poetry such traits as hypertrophic nihilism, pessimism, nonconformism, and acute social orientation are embodied. These features are characteristic of Siberian punk subculture as a whole, they originally refracted in a peculiar system of symbols and images inherent idiostile of creative language personality of Tomsk rock poet.

Keywords: regional infosphere, creative linguistic personality, Siberian punk subculture

1954
2970

Kereibayeva A.S. DEMOGRAPHIC DEVELOPMENT AND NUMBER OF BUSINESSMEN OF THE CITIES OF THE STEPPE REGION IN THE SECOND HALF OF THE XIX – EARLY XX CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 5 (182). P. 9-15

The aim of the publication is a research of the merchant class staff of the Steppe region cities, the dynamics of the number of merchants in the guilds both in the whole of North-East Kazakhstan, and in certain cities of the region in the second half of the XIX and early XX centuries. The main research sources are the documents of the Central state archive of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the State archive of Omsk Region. The author of the article studied the demographic development and the number of entrepreneurs of the Steppe region cities in the second half of the XIX and early XX centuries. A comprehensive comparative analysis has been done to identify the causes of quantitative changes of merchants and certain categories of the population in the major cities of the Steppe region as Petropavlovsk, Akmola, Semipalatinsk, Ust-Kamenogorsk and Pavlodar. Despite the difficulties in working with statistics and contradictions in it, the author reveals the quantitative and qualitative changes in the structure of the merchant class, as well as general trends in the formation of regional dealers and traces the emergence of the local merchant class in the cities and regions of the Steppe region. These statistics can be used in scientific research, the search of materials for scientific articles related to the demographic development of the merchant class not only in the north-eastern Kazakhstan but also in the history of Russian business, which are included in the process of building a modern management of sector model of the economy and the formation of infrastructure of the given territories, developing the region’s development strategy. The results of this study make it possible to introduce adjustments to some other research, and thus to increase the accuracy of the scientific data in the study of demographic processes in the major cities of the Steppe regions in the second half of the XIX and early XX centuries.

Keywords: Steppe, merchants, Guild, cities, transit trade, capital, certificate

1954
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Yan Z. INVARIANCE AND VARIABILITY IN THE PHRASEOLOGICAL SYSTEMS OF THE RUSSIAN AND CHINESE LANGUAGES: FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF THE COMPARATIVE LINGUOCULTURAL DESCRIPTION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 5 (211). P. 9-18

Introduction. The article is devoted to the consideration of ways of implementing language variability, represented at the level of phraseological subsystems of the Russian and Chinese languages. The object of the scientific description is the sphere of linguistic semantics, which receives conceptual understanding in connection with its study in the aspect of intercultural and interlanguage communication. The presence of a semantic invariant in the content of Russian and Chinese phraseological units is determined by the existence of general tendencies of sense formation and the action of universal laws of development of any national language. Semantic variants arise due to the peculiarity of national linguistic cultures as a result of the combined action of a number of extralinguistic and linguistic factors. Aim and objectives. The aim of the study is to study the functional manifestations of the theory of variation at the phraseological level of the Russian and Chinese languages in the aspect of comparative linguocultural interpretation. Material and methods. 54 phraseological units operating in modern Russian and Chinese languages, selected because of a continuous selection from lexicographic sources, were used as units of analysis. The main one is the comparative linguoculturological research method. Results and discussion. The starting point of the study was the thesis that phraseological units have not only linguistic, speech, but also linguocultural and linguocognitive status. In the meaning of most Russian phraseological units there is a pronounced national-cultural component of meaning. Taking this factor into account, general (invariant) and private (variative, characteristic for a particular linguistic culture) semantic components in the semantics of phraseological units that make up correlation semantic pairs (equivalent, non-equivalent, incompletely equivalent) are identified. In equivalent paired phraseological units, the core of semantics is the semantic invariant, nonequivalent ones are dominated by variable semantic attributes, incompletely equivalent are transitional types. Conclusion. Comparative linguistic and cultural studies make a significant contribution to the study of various linguistic concepts, including the theory of language variability, semantic interpretation, translation, on the basis of which it is concluded that they are extremely relevant for the modern scientific paradigm.

Keywords: phraseological unit, the Russian language, the Chinese language, comparative linguoculturological analysis, theory of variation, invariant of meaning, variant of meaning, semantic equivalent

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Gladyshev V.P., Kovaleva S.V. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1997. Issue 2 (2). P. 20-22

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Dmitriyenko V.A. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 1 (4). P. 90-104

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Kalinin I.B. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 3 (12). P. 37-38

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Babicheva Y.V. «...to think it over as the natural results (The monograph «The epic drama in Russian literature of the twentieth century». Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 1 (26). P. 94-96

The reviewer points out that the author of the work is cardinally revising the boundaries and the essense of the notion «epic dramas. She is giving the first systematic investigation within the framework of the Russian tradition to dramas thoroughly forgotten (by S. Tretjakov), quite new (by G Gorm, O. Brodsky, B, Aksjenov, V, Maksimov) and well known, which former interpretation cannot be accepted nowadays (by M. Gorky, К Trenev)

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Sami M., Dedich N. Unifying brane world inflation with quintessence. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 7 (44). P. 25-36

We review the recent attempts of unifying inflation with quintessence. It appears natural to join the two ends in the framework of brane world cosmology. The models of quintessential inflation belong to the class of non-oscillatory models for which the mechanism of conventional reheating does not work. Reheating through gravitational particle production is inefficient and leads to the excessive production of relic gravity waves which results in the violation of nucleosynthesis constraint. The mechanism of "Instant preheating" is quite efficient and is suitable for brane world quintessential inflation. The mode! is shown to be free from the problem of excessive production of gravity waves. The prospects of Gauss-Bonnet brane world inflation are also briefly indicated.

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

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

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Guzhova I.V. Integral Model of the Festival as Phenomenon Culture. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 7 (58). P. 92-95

The article actualizes the methodological problem of festival phenomenon conceptualization in the culture and describes the experience of its integral model reconstruction.

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Mikhaylichenko A.Y. THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF TEACHERS FROM SMALL RURAL SCHOOLS (FROM THE EXPERIENCE OF TOMSK STATE PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 12 (90). P. 19-21

Topical issues of general education - the functioning of ungraded schools in modern conditions is considered. The role of education degree in staffing of rural schools, including retraining teachers ungraded schools is determined. We give the experience of the Tomsk State Pedagogical University on teacher training for ungraded schools of Tomsk region.

Keywords: small rural schools, village school, professional development

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Potanina O.S. CODE-SWITCHING IN EASTERN KHANTY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 7 (97). P. 102-106

The paper discusses the cases of code-switching in Eastern Khanty in the context of sociolinguistic situation of its speakers. The author of the paper attempts to distinguish the examples of language contact and language shift in Vasyugan Khanty.

Keywords: Eastern Khanty, language contact, language shift, code-switching

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Tikhomirova Y.A. FOREIGN BASIS OF THE «ORIGINAL» RUSSIAN ROMANTIC POETRY: «ASSUMED» TRANSLATED TEXTS BY I. I. KOZLOV. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 8 (98). P. 37-41

The article explores I.I. Kozlov's «assumed» translated texts as a specific adaptation translation genre of English lyrical works to the Russian poetic reality. There have been analyzed the adaptation mechanisms which allowed longterm functioning of some of his translations in the national Russian literature as original Russian texts.

Keywords: Romantic poetic translation, «assumed» translated texts, adaptive translations, genres of translation, genre russification

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Galkina T.V. THE COMMUNICATIVE APPROACH AS NEW SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY OF MUSEUM IN ARTICLES OF M. S. KAGAN (1970–1990). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 11 (113). P. 208-213

In the article, art and museum activities were analyzed with resort to the methodology proposed by M. S. Kagan. It is disclosed that these activities are in complete identity as for communicative interaction. This allows using the methodology to develop models of museum communication, applied to the museum of all profiles.

Keywords: communication, communicative function of Arts, artistic activities, museum as communicative system

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Gach O.B. THE DEVELOPMENT OF GENERAL EDUCATION IN THE WEST SIBERIAN EDUCATIONAL DISTRICT AT THE END OF THE 19TH – BEGINNING OF THE 20TH CENTURIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 29-34

This article describes the dynamics of general education in the West Siberian educational district at the end of the 19th and at the beginning of the XX centuries. It shows the analysis of state primary and secondary education, and it also presents statistical data.

Keywords: primary education, secondary education, Western Siberia educational district

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Vinnichenko N.L., Osetrin K.E. VILLAGE PUPILS’ SPIRITUAL AND MORAL UPBRINGING IN JOINT PROJECT VENTURE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 93-97

The main idea of younger generation education in Russia is the creation of common educational space on the basis of modernization of approaches, priorities and modern educational and psychological techniques. Special attention is given to spiritual and moral upbringing which has to integrate all the educational process: academic, non-academic and development works. Joint project venture of teachers and pupils of village schools is the most actual form of modern education in which parties of educational process are given an opportunity for the most complete selfactualization.

Keywords: upbringing, educational process, academic, non-academic, development works

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

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

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

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Sudakova N.A. LINGUOCULTUROLOGICAL COMPETENCE OF A SCHOOLCHILD. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 10 (125). P. 211-217

The article contains explanation of theoretical and practical importance of linguistic and cultural competence for generation of language person of a schoolchild in connection with competence approach to up-to-date teaching the Russian language. The connection of linguistic and cultural competence with communicative, linguistic and language competence with a glance of achievements in Russian, linguistic and cultural, cognitive linguistic and communicative stylistics of a text teaching is examined.

Keywords: language teaching methodology, competence approach, language, culture, language person, text, linguistic and cultural competence

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Kulikov S.B. TRUTH PROBLEM IN THE CONTEXT OF INTERPRETATIONS OF QUANTUM LOGIC. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 9 (137). P. 211-214

The paper defends the thesis that analysis of truth problem in the context of interpretations of quantum logic allows to come to more general problem of the coherence between the scope of quantum mechanical and quantum logical studies on the basis of principle of the indiscernibility of identicals entered by G. Leibnitz and developed by S. Kripke. At the same time it’s revealed the prospect of elicitation of specifics of the relations between quantum mechanics and quantum logic in a context of modal expansions of quantum logic.

Keywords: principle of the indiscernibility of identical, quantum logic, model, interpretation

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Tsybulko I.P. NATIONAL PEDAGOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY AS A VECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT OF METHODS OF TEACHING THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 3 (156). P. 177-181

Brief Summary. The article deals with the necessity of the anthropological shift in linguistic methodology. Generalizes the results of the philosophical and anthropological foreign and domestic studies, and records those basic anthropological principles that now form the basis of pedagogical and anthropological vision of the educational process. Covers the spectrum of definitions of the object, method and objectives of educational anthropology. At the same time diagnostics of educational achievements of students should be transferred from the mere rationality to the sphere of lingual mentality where a growing person’s “experiential philosophy” is being developed. In this approach, students are active constructors of their own world, their own moral conception of the world and of man in it. Suggests one of the possible ways of scientific-theoretical and practical-technological solution to the problem of final exam in the Russian language on the basis of the lingual concept-centric pattern, when the diagnostics is shifting from pure rationality to the sphere of linguistic thought.

Keywords: anthropological shift, anthropological methodology, linguo-conceptual framework, diagnostics and control

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Stepanov A.A. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 1 (10). P. 16-19

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Kovaleva S.V., Gladyshev V.P. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 7 (16). P. 3-7

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Mikhaleva L.Z. The fundamental base of the economic management theory. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 5 (21). P. 16-22

The management of modern economy demands important scientific substantiation especially from the point of view of the foundation theory. The author speaks about the base being weak and suggests treating the economic society in research as the management system. For this purpose one proposes using a synthesis of social, natural and exact sciences. They include the following blocks: the economic (central) one and additional ones - the humanitarian, technical, integration sciences united by a common philosophical methodology.

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Dyagilev A.V., Kulikova N.V. Dosing Of Loading at the Preparation Stage of Training and its Influence on the Contest Result in the Weightlifting Sport. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 3 (35). P. 78-81

The article presents the concept of the load dosing at the special-preparatory stage of weightlifting sport and the influence of the load dosing on the competi¬tion results. The method of the moderate intensity loading during the period of preparation for the contest was proposed in accordance with some medical parameters and final competition results. The studies have shown that the training cycle of the moderate intensity is more adequate to the adaptation ability of the organism of weightlifting sportsmen and gives higher training effect in compari¬son with the training of the high intensity.

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Pleshchev V.V. Analysis and Forming of the Content of the Studied Subject and Methodical Provision of Adaptive Training in the Field of Programming.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 4 (36). P. 95-100

The article suggests the results of comparative analysis of modern means of programming (programming languages, SCDB, CASE means). The expert estimation of these means opportunities and speed of their development is given. The characteristic features of adaptive training in the field of programming are enumerated. The principles of creation of corresponding methodical provision are formulated: system types, classification on specialization of software and levels of their studying, self-sufficiency (a case provision), development, modality.

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Vavilova E.N., Eremenko E.P. Musical Education in Tomsk In the Second Half of the XIX Century. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 5 (42). P. 167-169

The issues of historical development of musical education in Tomsk since the midst to the end of the nineteenth century are disclosed in the article. The main focus is made on the analysis of their rote of clerical and secular educational institutions. Some of the data are published for the first time. On the basis of studying published and archive materials the conclusion is made on the significant input of Tomsk elementary and secondary educational establishments into developing musical culture in the city.

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Starodubtsev V.A. Computer teaching components for the methodology of physical education in technical university. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 10 (73). P. 126-132

The development of the methodical system for physical education in technical university requires the effective use of PC and local corporative network along with Internet. The goal of paper is to designate the possible directions for to integrate both pedagogical and computer technologies in its applications in physics

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Kostomarov P.I., Shchegolikhina Y.V. THE SPECIFIC OF INFORMATIVE SPEECH GENRES IN THE DISCOURSE OF THE NATIVE SPEAKER OF THE GERMAN PEOPLE’S SPOKEN LANGUAGE OF SIBERIA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 9 (111). P. 61-64

The article deals with the peculiarities of informative speech genres in discourse of ordinary personality. The main arts of messages are defined, which convert the gist of these genres. The generalization of signs of use of informative genres in the text body of German language personality is given.

Keywords: German folk-spoken discourse, ordinary language personality, informative speech genres.

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Avanesov S.S. THE STOIC PHILOSOPHY OF HUMAN LOT: PANTHEISM AND SUICIDE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 5 (133). P. 9-16

The article analyses the relation between metaphysics and ethics in the stoic philosophy. The author shows the dependence of the theory of suicide on fundamental ideas about the nature of the cosmos. The thesis of subordination of individual existence to principles of the global process leads eventually to the adoption of self-destructive programme in the individual life. The ethics of stoicism is not able to really oppose the person to circumstances. Therefore it inevitably reduces the individual activity to meet the requirements of the “state of affairs” – until the termination of their own lives in those cases, when it is the “state of affairs” will be read by sage as the terminal prescription of natural logos.

Keywords: philosophical anthropology, stoicism, wisdom, nature, ethics, suicide

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Bokhan T.G., Alekseyeva L.F., Shabalovskaya M.V., Moreva S.A., Kuznecova T.M. PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS AS RESOURCES AND POTENTIAL OF DEVELOPMENT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL READINESS FOR RESEARCH WORK. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 11 (139). P. 98-102

Results of research of personal characteristics of psychological readiness for research activity at beginning scientists are shown. The qualities that are a reference point for professional and personal development of beginning scientists are revealed. The importance of distinctions between respondents with various degree of an involvement into research activities for such personal characteristics, as responsibility, accuracy, self-checking, persistence, foresight, sociability and emotional stability is empirically proved.

Keywords: psychological readiness, research activity, self-assessment, personal features

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Obukhova E.A. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 3 (12). P. 40-41

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Vakhitova G.K. To the Problem of Creative Formation of Children of Pre-school Age in Playing Activity. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 2 (34). P. 51-53

In this paper the author considers two approaches to understanding the game role in the study process. There are the games that could be the means of study activity activization as well as the means of teaching. Special atten¬tion is paid to the role of the game for preschool children during study process. The author aims to emphasize the importance and ne¬cessity of using mental games for preschool children in class which favour creative abilities of children. The names of mental games are listed in this paper. The author gives a detailed description of some games. The conditions of the game conducted are presented.

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