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Petrochenko L.A., Ptashkin A.S., Andreyeva A.A. THE MEANS OF EXPRESSING THE MENTAL COMPONENT IN THE DEFICIENCY CATEGORY (DATA OF ENGLISH). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 4 (145). P. 35-39

The article deals with the deficiency category as an important constituent of the deviation category, its structure and the means of expressing the mental component as one of the parts of the given category.

Keywords: category, deviation, deficiency, structure, mental component

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Kovrizhina J.S. THE PICTORIAL BEGINNING IN THE WORKS OF VIRGINIA WOOLF. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 7 (148). P. 211-217

The article examines the examples of interaction between pictorial arts and literature in Virginia Woolf’s writing. The British writer often used painting language as a source of renewal of fictional inventory. The paper analyzes different cases of intermedial interactions on the level of form (borrowing particular qualities of a genre in combination with peculiarities of composition characteristic of this genre, painting technique and tools) and content (allusions to certain paintings or popular topos, used by artists of different epochs, movements and schools).

Keywords: Virginia Woolf, intermediality, visual poetics of the prose, allusions, impressionism in the literature, effect of the picture frame

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Eflova Z.B. MODERN RURAL SCHOOL OF FINLAND: NOTES FROM THEORY AND PRACTICE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 6 (212). P. 39-45

Introduction. A comparative study of the theory and practice of education in Finland is due to the natural interest of researchers in the experience of countries that hold leading positions in international educational monitoring, where the Finnish system shows consistently high results. The focus of the analysis is education implemented in rural areas, the features of the activity of a rural school, the specifics of the professional activity of a rural teacher. Materials and methods. The material for the analysis was the research of Finnish scientists and specialists in the field of education, the experience of international Russian-Finnish educational projects. Results and discussion. The theory and practice of the development of education in Finland is of interest for Russian scientists and practitioners, and for researchers of the Republic of Karelia, especially, since the similarity of both territories in terms of geographical, natural-climatic, ethnocultural, demographic and other indicators is obvious. In both territories, rural schools represent a significant part of the general education system. Conclusion. Analysis of the works of Finnish and Russian scientists made it possible to: fix the coincidence of the positions of researchers regarding the peculiarities of the rural school and the specifics of the work of a rural teacher, the relevance of the socio-cultural approach to the modernization of education in rural areas, as well as the need for targeted training and support for the professional formation and development of a rural teacher in the paradigm of lifelong education ; to identify common approaches to substantiating such ways of preserving and developing a small school such as creating a socio-cultural center, transforming a school into a service center for a rural settlement (according to E. Korpinen).

Keywords: comparative research, rural school, rural teacher, sociocultural modernization of education

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Kopytov A.D., Anufriyev S.I. The Role of Philosophic-Methodological Analysis in Solving Pedagogical Problems. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 3 (35). P. 29-34

The article considers the role of philosophy with re¬spect to psychological-pedagogical knowledge, its methodological function in solving pedagogical prob¬lems. It gives characteristics of philosophical educa¬tion as a special research direction, analyses different approaches to the definition of its scientific status. The article discusses heuristic possibilities of philosophy in scientific research.

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Zhilin V.I. Multiple-Discipline as the Necessary Multiplier of Future Teachers’ Subject Training. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 6 (43). P. 127-129

The article depicts the methods of multiple-discipline presentation of school education content and shows advantages of its usage in school education. To prepare the future teachers for its usage in school process the author suggests to change the teaching methods of the additional professional training unit. These methods in the author’s opinion should be essentially different from those of similar subjects for non-pedagogical specialities.

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Kostarev I.S., Kuksenko S.P., Gazizov T.R. Increas¬ing the efficiency of linear systems solving by itera¬tive methods.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 7 (51). P. 148-154

Review of methods, allowing to increase the efficiency of linear systems solving by iterative methods is given. Method of matrix-vector multiplication with use of fast Fourier transform (FFT) and Schenhage-Schtrassen method, accelerating large linear systems solving are presented. Results of comparison of matrix-vector multi¬plication with FFT use and of traditional method of ma¬trix-vector multiplication are shown.

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Burlakova Y.V. Ecological, Faunistic and Zoographicolly Review Coleoptera, Malachiidae Northwest Caucasus and Adjacent Territories. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 4 (78). P. 83-86

The Fauna of beetles of family Malachiidae of Northwest Caucasus totals 39 kinds, including rare kinds make 64.1 %, small kinds – 23.1 %, usual – 7.7 %, numerous – 5.1 % of fauna. Structure of fauna make 7 zoographicolly complexes. Formation of fauna Malachiidae of Northwest Caucasus followed the account of penetration into region Golarktic, Transpalearctic, Front-asyatic and the European kinds. The order of number of fauna of 5 % Malachiidae make endemic for Northwest Caucasus kinds

Keywords: Beetles, family Malachiidae, Northwest Caucasus, 39 kinds, 7 zoographicolly complexes, endemic kinds

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Bondareva O.V. RESEARCH OF CORRELATION OF EGOISM WITH THE AGE OF MARRIAGE AND SATISFACTION WITH MARRIAGE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 5 (83). P. 120-123

The problem of personality egoism is considered. Correlation of egoism with the age of marriage, as well as correlation of marriage partners’ egocentricity with the satisfaction with marriage is traced.

Keywords: egoism, egocentricity, satisfaction with marriage, spaces of being, space of marital relations

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Efremov O.Y., Osipov D.L. REALIZATION OF INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES OF PEDAGOGICAL DIAGNOSTICS IN TRAINING OF THE OFFICER STAFF. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 9 (87). P. 57-61

In the article realization of innovative technologies of pedagogical diagnostics is considered as a factor of maintenance of training quality of the officer staff. On the basis of the analysis of the theory and practice of training of the officer staff the basic contradictions, the purposes, conditions and laws of carrying out of pedagogical diagnostics in educational process of military high school are allocated.

Keywords: pedagogical diagnostics, vocational training of the officer staff, innovative technologies of pedagogical diagnostics

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Moshkarova N.S. INTEGRATION OF MULTIMEDIA TEACHING TO THE PROFESSIONAL MUSIC EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 4 (106). P. 117-119

The integration of interactive multimedia educational purpose is one of the most promising areas of modern stage of computerization of professional music education.

Keywords: multimedia technology, integration, efficiency interactive, multimedia educational purpose, professional music education

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Voytekhovskaya M.P. THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE FORM OF PROFESSIONAL PEDAGOGICAL EDUCATION IN RUSSIA IN THE 1ST QUARTER OF THE 19TH CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 11-16

The debating point about the time of origin of professional pedagogical education in Russia and the problem of development of national model of pedagogical staff training in the 1st quarter of the 19th century are considered.

Keywords: history of education, pedagogical staff training, teachers’ institute, pedagogical institute, normal school

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Burkova S.I. THE FORMS EXPRESSING UNREAL MODALITY IN NENETS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 1 (116). P. 28-32

The paper deals with morphological means of expression of unreal modality in Nenets, their functional distribution in modern Nenets and their probable diachronic evolution.

Keywords: Nenets, verb morphology, modality

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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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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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Abaturov I.A. THE RESEARCH OF PROFESSIOANAL MOTIVATION OF STUDENTS WITH PEDAGOGICAL MAJORS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 3 (144). P. 127-130

The formation aspects of professional motivation within educational activity are observed. The rise and development features of students’ professional motivation in various study periods are analyzed on the basis of research data evaluation and generalization.

Keywords: motivation, educational activity, professional activity

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Romanova I.A. EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM FOR DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNGER SCHOOLCHILDREN’S CULTURE OF INTELLECTUAL ACTIVITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 1 (154). P. 87-91

The article considers the experience of implementation of a system for development of younger schoolboys’ culture of intellectual activity. The author shows the possibility of using intellectual games in the educational process at school; reveals the main factors, determining the effectiveness of methods of pedagogical leadership by intellectual games; pedagogical conditions of construction of intellectually educational space. The use of the chess game in the educational process in elementary school is examined through an elective course that combines math, logic and chess. Describes the features of training social pedagogues for the formation of students’ intellectual culture through animation activities in the course “Pedagogy of intellectual and leisure activities”.

Keywords: culture of intellectual activity, younger schoolchildren, chess, intellectual games, social pedagogues’ training, pedagogical conditions, the ability to learn

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Egorova I.S., Mikhalkina E.A. ORGANIZATION OF EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT BY THE EXAMPLE OF TEACHING DISCIPLINE «BASICS OF MATHEMATICAL INFORMATION PROCESSING». Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 3 (156). P. 119-129

Focuses on the requirements of a modern teacher. He must possess the skills of creative activity, which is characterized by its ability to generate ideas; the ability to find solutions in non-standard situations; the ability to analyze, predict different situations. It substantiates the necessity of organizing a creative learning environment in the universities providing education in the field of teacher education. There is a group of conditions to be met by this environment. Describes the model of the organization of creative educational environment on the example of teaching discipline “Fundamentals of mathematical processing of information”.

Keywords: creative potential, professional competence of a teacher, creative educational environment, creative competence of a teacher

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Rizen Y.S. LEARNING OUTCOMES AND PRINCIPLES OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FORMATION IN THE INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SPHERE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 4 (181). P. 9-15

The existing foreign recommendations and international principles of educational programs design and management do not have adaptations for Russia. As a result, there is a need to create uniform principles of educational programs and learning outcomes for the international cooperation, the roadmaps implementation of the leading universities and achievement indicators in the world rankings. In addition, the sphere of information technology is the most rapidly evolving and has a number of features that do not allow students to study all existing technologies, development environments, etc. In this connection, the author identified promising areas of education (such as the development of domestic hardware platforms and equipment; Information Security; the development of mobile applications; design, development, implementation and support of information systems; parallel and distributed computing; design, creation and implementation of converged systems; software engineering; the development of decision support and data management systems; the creation of artificial intelligence, intelligent systems) and their content; offered the principles of formation of actual educational programs (that includes consistency, continuity, flexibility, etc.); as well as formulated specifications and additional competences of IT-graduates, necessary for educational programs design. Integrated use of the proposed solutions allowed: to strengthen existing relations with foreign partners and to expand the scope of international cooperation in the implementation of joint educational programs, research projects and grants; to change the conditions of learning, making them more flexible and adaptable to the constant changes in the professional environment; to make cooperation with employers stronger.

Keywords: information technology industry, competences, unified educational space

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Kuzub A.V. J. BRODSKY’S ENGLISH POETRY IN ENGLISH CRITICS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 5 (211). P. 181-191

Introduction. The article focuses on different statements concerning Joseph Brodsky’s original English poetry made by English and American critics, poets and translators. Aim and objectives. The paper aims to classify, systematize and critically value those statements, which can be described as occasional and unsystematic. Material and methods. The research is based on statements concerning Brodsky’s original English poetical works made by foreign English-speaking philologists, critics and poets. All the statements are found in variety of different interviews and books dedicated to Brodsky’s life and work. The methods used in the research are as follows: frontal analysis and content analysis, comparative method. Results and discussion. Brodsky’s English verses are yet to be studied as for researchers neglect such an important component of Brodsky’s works, which however is to help construct the whole picture of one’s esthetic thinking to its logical whole. As long as philologists traditionally concentrate on Brodsky’s Russian verses, English essays and (self) translations, this paper addresses Brodsky’s original English poetry as a phenomenon craving for deeper scientific understanding. The article brings the light on the reasons determined Brodsky’s turn toward English which can be divided into three groups: esthetic, utilitarian and linguistic ones. Brodsky’s attitude towards his own English verses was complicated. Creating original English poetical texts was like so-called play in versification and prosody with the using of new linguistic tools. He admitted in English prosody ability of rhyming short English lexical elements in broad variety of possible combinations, using impossible in Russian rhythmical and syntactic structures, experimenting with prosody. The paper provides review of statements addressing Brodsky’s original English poetry. All the statements are divided into groups according to geographical, linguistic and professional areas of the authors they were made by. The majority of studying statements are occasional and unsystematic, united however with some same features. Even supporters of Brodsky’s English poetry were forced to mention a bunch of imperfections in Brodsky’s English, stylistic mistakes and too Russian being of his English verses. One of the main grievance about Brodsky’s English verses is his incorrect using of English idiomatic elements. Many underline interferential and interconditional nature of English and Russian languages in Brodsky’s verses. Some consider this feature to be unacceptable, others as a unique style of bilingual author. Conclusion. Finally the article concludes that Joseph Brodsky was a two-cultured and two-language representative: Russian and English. Despite all the deviation in opinion of critics, poets and translators, the majority of them focus solemnly on linguistic level of Brodsky’s English verses. It’s worth noticing the lack of esthetic interpretation of Brodsky’s English poetry. The upcoming research can provide an answer to a question: does Brodsky’s world view remain the same in his English poetry or did it change subsequent to the language?

Keywords: Joseph Brodsky, Russian poetry, English poetry, critics of poetry, analysis of poetical text

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Gladyshev V.P., Kovaleva S.V., Kolesnikova E.V. Concept of techogenesis dependent food chains. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 9 (25). P. 11-13

Beginning from water systems and soils, all series connection links of this chain can be viewed as deposition or oozing mediums in relation to toxic devices or linkages, in which there is a dynamic balance realized in system uptake - eduction or uptake - accumulation -eduction.

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May O.A., Malanina V.A. The Modem Institutional Economy. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 5 (37). P. 126-127

The present article focuses on cultural context of institutional economy and its' changes in terms of eco¬nomic theory.

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Golovchiner V.E. Opportunity and Problems of Final/ Introductory Test on Literature in the Form of Test Tasks. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 3 (40). P. 113-115

In the article the authour informs about the experience of the XX–th century literature faculty and world art culture of Tomsk State University. The authour draws conclusions and makes suggestions.

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Tolstova O.S. THE POTENTIALS OF THE INTERACTIVE TEACHING METHODS USED IN THE USA IN THE DELIVERING FOUR ELEMENTS OF THE CONTENT OF EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 4 (82). P. 18-22

The interactive teaching methods, learning activities and exercises used in the USA educational institutions are considered in the article. The potentials of the interactive teaching methods and the learning activities in the delivering four elements of the content of education are analysed.

Keywords: the interactive teaching methods, the content of education, the learning activities, the exercises, teaching at a distance, the research method, the heuristic method

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Muratova N.A., Ostanina S.N., Rusanova O.N. DRAMA AND THEATRE: ARTISTIC SYSTEMS, AUTHOR’S MODELS AND MEANS OF THEIR INTERPRETATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 4 (82). P. 179-181

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Mamontova M.Y. STATISTICAL METHODS OF CONTROL OVER ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 9 (87). P. 44-51

The article considers the issue of securing of quality of university specialist training in accordance with state educational standards. Systemic statistical control over academic activities is used as a means ensuring the university transition from orientation on final result control to the concept of identification and prevention of deficiencies in specialist training. Statistical control is understood as adjustment of the parameters of academic activities based on the results of random statistical testing of student proficiency. Shewhart control charts, Pareto charts, synchronic and diachronic analysis of results obtained in the course of student assessment, have been used as major methods. Application of statistical control methods facilitates feedback in academic activities, changes and improvement of management and process control. The paper presents methods of statistical control over academic activities and experience of its application at universities to provide and support the required level of specialist training quality.

Keywords: quality of specialist training, quality management, feedback, academic activity statistical control, statistical control methods

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Petukhova L.V., Baygulova N.V. HISTORICO-PEDAGOGICAL TYPOLOGY OF RURAL FEW COMPLEMENT EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS AS THE BASIS FOR DIFFERENT-AGE SCHOOL MODEL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 12 (90). P. 39-44

The article analyses five historical stages of modern rural few complement schools formation in Russia, their specificity and leading models of that kind of rural schools

Keywords: historical stages of ruralfew complement schools formation in Russia, different-age school models

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Kuznetsov P.V. GUDOK’S FEUILLETONS: A SUBJECT OF REFLECTION AND RESEARCH METHODS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 5 (95). P. 79-82

The Feuilleton as the small art-publicistic form, characteristic of periodicals and different for topical character of subjects, satirical focusing or humour, was extremely claimed in 1920s in the newspaper «Gudok». The journalism acted as a transitive step, «the border zone» separating (and connecting) journalism and fiction. In this journalistic genre the particular interest is given to the subject of reflection.

Keywords: journalism, the feuilleton, a subject, event, process, a situation, the person

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Ostrovatikova G.A. HOME IN «SEMINARY SKETCHES» BY N. G. POMYALOVSKY AND «THE SHKID REPUBLIC» BY G. BELYKH AND L. PANTELEEV. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 8 (98). P. 102-106

The concept of Home, which is traditional for Russian literature and culture, is explored in the context of «Seminary Sketches» by N. G. Pomyalovsky and «The Shkid Republic» by G. Belykh and L. Panteleev. The Seminary (Bursa) in «Seminary Sketches» by N. G. Pomyalovsky has attributes of an Anti-Home-Hell, in which its inhabitants perish. By contrast to this, a character of the state-owned house Shkid in «The Shkid Republic» by G. Belykh and L. Panteleev idtransforms from «Republic», Home-State to Home-Nest which gives its pupils a better start in life.

Keywords: living space, home, anti-home, homelessness, home-nest, home-state

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Shubovich M.M., Faizova V.B. THE FORMATION OF VALUES, FORMING PSYCHOLOGICAL READINESS FOR MARRIAGE OF STUDENTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 4 (132). P. 89-94

An important part is the formation of the professional preparedness of the student’s personality traits like independence, the ability to make responsible decisions, social and professional responsibility. These qualities are the components of the system of values that form the psychological readiness for marriage.

Keywords: marriage satisfaction, educational support for the formation of the individual student

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Fedotova E.L., Derevtcova E.N. READINESS TO PARTNERSHIP AS A QUALITATIVE INDICATOR OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF THE SOCIAL PEDAGOGUE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 9 (137). P. 26-31

Based on in-depth analysis of the categories of “professional competence”, “readiness for professional activity”, ”partnerships”, analysis of the personal characteristics and the specific activity of a social pedagogue, the authors defined the component of the readiness of the expert to the partnership; the authors present understanding of the key concepts of the problem.

Keywords: partnership, readiness to partnership, social educator, professional competence

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Baklanova E.A., Bogachanova T.D. ON THE ESSENCE OF A WORD: A REVIEW OF VARIOUS APPROACHES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 10 (138). P. 168-174

The article deals with studying and treating the notion “word” by modern linguists, psychologists and literary scholars. The analysis performed along with the conclusions supplied demonstrates that despite the current diversity of opinions this linguistic unit is highly essential for the humanities on the whole.

Keywords: word, word analysis aspects, lexical meaning, signification, denotation, onomatic word, syntagmatic word, word associative field, pragmeme, informeme, concept, lexical-semantic variant, expresseme

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Efimova E.M. THE MODEL OF ENHANCING SOCIAL RESILIENCE IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 3 (144). P. 110-116

The author highlights the importance and necessity to study the phenomenon of social resilience of personality. The author describes social resilience from the pedagogical point of view and outlines its components. The author describes the theoretical model of enhancing social resilience in institutions of higher education. The article contains the results of the experiment of applying the recommended theoretical model in practice.

Keywords: social resilience, model of enhancing social resilience, methodological approaches to social resilience, methods of developing social resilience, levels of social resilience, social resilience assessment criteria

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Suvorova I.V. EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM OF HANDICAPPED AND SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN IN TOMSK REGION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 6 (147). P. 131-138

The article deals with the present situation, problems and way-outs of educational system of special children in Tomsk region in the variety of its components: special, integrative and inclusive types of education are explored. Special attention is paid to distance learning as an important form of education being realized in different types of educational institutes.

Keywords: children with special needs, handicapped children, special education, integrative education, inclusive education, distance learning, Tomsk region

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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

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Petrochenko L.A. THE FUNCTIONAL-SEMANTIC FIELD OF DEATH AS A EUPHEMISTIC PHENOMENON. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 6 (183). P. 76-79

The article deals with the peculiarities of the use of euphemisms and dysphemisms belonging to the functionalsemantic field of death. Euphemisms became important bricks in the walls people have built to keep the dead from making them uncomfortable. The most fertile ground for euphemizing is one where open discussion of a topic is taboo. So it was with sex in the Victorian era, and so it became with death after World War II. Postwar advice books counseled parents to avoid talking about this subject with their children. Having done their best to avoid anything connected with the dying and dead, English-speaking communities replaced associated expressions considered too direct with soothing alternatives. The words ‘passed away’, or simply ‘passed’, and ‘gone’ are the most prevalent synonyms for ‘died’. Much has been written on the psychology of denying imminent death. Euphemisms clearly have an important role to play in this denial process. Growing interest in death and dying during recent decades, supported by several publications on the subject, suggests a certain willingness to face the topic squarely in print. This willingness, however, is not reflected in everyday discourse which can be proved by mass literature contexts. In addition to euphemisms there exist various dysphemisms and slang words. Like euphemisms, dysphemisms are motivated by fear and distaste, but also by hatred and contempt. Slang expressions and dysphemistic terms of insult or disrespect should be avoided in speech and teaching a language.

Keywords: functional-semantic field, semantic vagueness, conceptual category, death, euphemism, dysphemism

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Vildanova G.A. NATIONAL AND CULTURAL SPECIFICITY OF INDIRECT STATEMENT (BASED ON AMERICAN ENGLISH). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 11 (188). P. 85-89

The paper focuses on national and cultural peculiarities of indirect euphemistic expressions in American English. The author suggests that euphemism is a strategic communicative device varying within and under the influence of the historic, socio and cultural linguistic context. The major emphasis of the article is the concept of “American football” as a means of understanding American cultural mind set and source of equivocal euphemistic vocabulary. The paper explores some American cultural traits and values (related to sports traditions and rules) that are deeply impressed in mind and influence language choice: individualism, high risks, strategic planning, obsession with technology, competitiveness, religious affiliation, nationalist beliefs and aggressive business behaviour. The article highlights the popularity of American football and sports in the USA that results in the corresponding euphemistic vocabulary generation. Some sports terms borrowed from American football get in general use and are widely employed in political rhetoric and everyday speech. Therefore, American euphemisms are believed to be a class of their own, principally because they involve American realia and appeal to basic American values, thus becoming challenging to decipher for outsiders and at the same time sounding familiar and picturesque to American English speakers. Accordingly, euphemisms under study provide cultural insight and bespeak cultural identity.

Keywords: culture, indirect statement, euphemism, sports term, culture metaphor

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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

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Shchukov D.A. THE ECHO OF V. A. ZHUKOVSKY’S WORKS IN N. V. GOGOL’S STORIES “NEVSKY PROSPEKT”, “THE PORTRAIT”, “THE OVERCOAT”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2022. Issue 4 (222). P. 107-120

Introduction. The creative heritage of N. V. Gogol to this day encourages many literary critics to productive studies. In particular, researchers are interested in the intertext of V. A. Zhukovsky in the works of the writer. When considering the works dedicated to the personality and creativity of Gogol, it is really difficult not to find a mention of this Russian poet, since he was important for Gogol’s creative consciousness. In this regard, the purpose of the article is to determine the degree of Gogol’s acquaintance with Zhukovsky’s work during the writing of the “Petersburg Stories”. It is also important to identify and analyze the motives, plots, allusions and reminiscences of Zhukovsky’s works in Gogol’s stories. This will help to see the peculiarities of Gogol’s mastering of the poet’s works, to identify the transformations that Zhukovsky’s discoveries used by him have undergone in Gogol’s artistic system. Material and methods. Since most of the references to Zhukovsky’s work are present in Gogol’s stories “Nevsky Prospekt”, “The Portrait” and “The Overcoat”, the study will be organized on the basis of them. Biographical and comparative research methods are used in the work. Results and discussion. In the story “Nevsky Prospekt”, the narrator describes a refined, creative nature. A similar type often appears in Zhukovsky’s lyrics. In addition, the features of Zhukovsky’s idyll are revealed in the description of the image of the stranger Piskarev met: simplicity is glorified in it and the hero’s desire for harmony and purity is obvious. You can also pay attention to the fact that the artist deifies the young person he met. Probably, in her image, the author tried to reflect the highest manifestation of female beauty on earth, which for Gogol-Christian, of course, was the Madonna. In this case, the feelings of the young man are similar to those described by Zhukovsky in the aesthetic manifesto “Raphael’s Madonna”. However, the beauty leads Piskarev to a brothel. His idealistic consciousness cannot admit that beauty and vulgarity can be synonymous. This correlates with the principles of kalokagatiya, which were common in the Russian literature of the Romantic era and were reflected in the works of Zhukovsky. Having failed to resolve the conflict between reality and dream, Piskarev resorts to opium sleep, which, replacing life for him, becomes one of the factors that led to the tragic denouement, because, seeing his personal paradise in a dream, the artist increasingly moves away from reality and, ultimately, loses the ability to real life. In the features of the story’s plot, one can see the transformation of the idyllic motifs of Zhukovsky’s works. Faced with reality, Piskarev loses his mind. Such a finale is correlated with the plots of ballads which were translated by Zhukovsky. In them evil tempts and lures the unfortunate victim into a trap, and then takes his / her life (“Der Taucher”, “Erlkönig”). Thus, beauty for Gogol is no longer a sign of good. He comes closer to understanding the true beauty and the false beauty of Zhukovsky’s balladeer, shows the fragility of harmony in the world. The novel “Portrait” is considered by some researchers as an aesthetic manifesto of Gogol. This also suggests following the traditions of Zhukovsky. In addition, the two-part structure of the story may refer to the architectonics of Zhukovsky’s story “The Twelve Sleeping Maidens”. Her two ballads “Gromoboi” and “Vadim” are also opposite in their ethics and have ideological similarities with Gogol’s story. In the work, one can also find plot echoes with such works of the poet as the ballads “Lyudmila” (Lyudmila’s grumbling at fate is similar to Chartkov’s behavior) and “Varvik” (the character’s sin also provokes the appearance of otherworldly forces, which is a kind of warning and test). It can also be mentioned that Zhukovsky’s rebel heroes, dissatisfied with their lot, as a rule, suffer a painful defeat and their soul goes to hell. Something similar is happening with Chartkov. As for the second part of the story, it also has common features with Zhukovsky’s manifesto “Raphael’s Madonna”, because Gogol’s icon painter creates a picture that literally “breathes” divine grace. In the story “The Overcoat”, humanistic and Christian motives are revealed. The main character does not expect a better fate, but humbly fulfills his official duties. Children’s enthusiasm and sincerity, coupled with a truly zealous service, turn him into a real ascetic. Bashmachkin’s purity and love for people, as well as his self-sacrifice, allow us to say that his behavior is akin to chivalry, which was characteristic of the main character of “Don Quixote of La Mancha”, the translator of which was Zhukovsky. However, having received “God’s mercy” in the form of a greatcoat, which could well personify a “beautiful lady”, Bashmachkin is no longer so zealously performing his service. The tragic ending of the work can be connected with this. Similar ethical laws apply in the art world of Zhukovsky. Nevertheless, after death, the official returns to true service: by returning in the form of a ghost (which is the image characteristic of Zhukovsky’s works) to a significant person and other high-ranking officials to pick up overcoats, he restores a certain balance in the world. Thus, the universal justice inherent in the artistic world of Zhukovsky is being actualized again. Conclusion. The “Petersburg period” of Gogol’s work is closely connected with Zhukovsky’s creative activity. Gogol gets acquainted with the poet’s lyrics and publicism, actively reflects on what he found in it. It is important to emphasize that Gogol directly assimilates the aesthetics and poetics of Zhukovsky, after which he reproduces certain aspects of the poet’s creativity in his works, subjecting them to his own creative processing, which in general contributed to the formation of the writer’s unique genius.

Keywords: N. V. Gogol, V. A. Zhukovsky, “Nevsky prospekt”, “The Portrait”, “The Overcoat”, story

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Bryukhantseva I.V. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 1 (10). P. 20-24

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Sokolova E.N. Development of Specialists* Morality for Professional Pedagogical Activity. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 3 (35). P. 42-46

The article is devoted to some aspects of profes¬sional self-determination that is connected with edu¬cation of personality in conformity with the requirements of the contemporary development of the society. In the article the author makes an attempt to represent the structure of morality and the peculiarities of its trai¬ning.

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Lelyushkina K.S. Theoretical and Methodical Aspects of Intensification in the Process of Studying Person-Oriented Communication. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 5 (42). P. 99-102

Modern innovative processes in education, pluralism In methodical created unprenadental possibilities for teaching foreign languages what at present results in formation of communicative competence. In her article K.S. Lelioushkina presents a new productive model of teaching foreign person-orientated communication of upper forms pupils, which motivates the growth of their creative abilities and in enriches and promotes their private experience.

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Zhitkova E.V., Kachalov N.A. Musical Compositions as the Teaching Training Means. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 4 (67). P. 104-108

Musical ability to influence on people has been forming throughout centuries. Research in the field of ancient art and music origin proved the fact that musical language has formed as one of the informational connection means. Through the evolutionary process in the interaction artistic and exartistic intercourse, music is developing, first -as the means of understanding, second as unity, and finally as people’ communicative relations. Resemblance of the speech and music, proximity of speech function and musical intonation gives transmission possibility of speaking experience to perceive musical compositions. If language acquisition is provided in the form of intercourse we can come to the conclusion that musical compositions can be used as speaking teaching means.

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Stas A.N., Dolganova N.F. The problems of computational geometry in the conditions of a pedagogical university. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 6 (69). P. 112-115

The features of the training process of computer science teachers are considered in this article. The drawback is a low level of informative and technological components of the teachers’ professional training content. It is suggested to improve the basic fundamental training by incorporating new subjects by means of the regional component of the university. Computational geometry is one of such disciplines. This work covers a new approach to teaching of computational geometry foundations on the basis of the specific character of pedagogical education. The problems of computational geometry training in the conditions of a pedagogical university and the ways of their solving are analysed

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Menshikova E.A. COGNITIVE ACTIVITIES POSITION AS ACHIEVEMENT OF PSYCHOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN IN PRIMARY SCHOOL. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 8 (86). P. 116-120

This article is devoted to the exposure of the nature of the phenomenon of cognitive activities position as achievement of psychological development of children in primary school. The author analyses various scientific positions of research workers, discovers the nature of this phenomen, the cognitive interest, jou in learning process, person's analysis, morals and will-powers characteristics.

Keywords: cognitive activities position of the age, the cognitive interest, jou in learning process, person's analysis, morals and will-powers characteristics

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Dobrydina T.I. THE FORMATION OF FUTURE TEACHERS’ PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCES IN THE PROCESS OF FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEACHING. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 1 (91). P. 32-35

The article considers the problems of the formation of future teachers’ professional competences in the process of foreign language teaching which are particularly actual at preset due to the introduction of new Federal State Educational Standards for Higher Professional Education. Interactive teaching, authentic materials and use of new information technologies give great possibilities for developing students’ abilities, skills and knowledge, which will grow into the required teachers’ professional competences.

Keywords: formation, future teacher, professional competences, foreign language teaching

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Kupert Y.V., Lutsenko A.V. EVOLUTION OF ALEXANDER BOGDANOV’S PHILOSOPHICAL CONCEPT OF HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 3 (118). P. 247-253

The philosophical concept of historical development created by Alexander Bogdanov (1873–1928) on the basis of general organizational science (tectology) laws is considered. The comparison of the Bogdanov’s concept with Hegel’s philosophy of history and historical materialism of Karl Marx is carried out; the strong and weak parties of the organizational method to an explanation of historical process are analyzed. The modern philosophy of «the end of history» developed by F. Fukuyama is criticized.

Keywords: “the end of history”, philosophy of a history, development of a society, dialectics, Marxism, tectology, organizational laws.

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Avdonin V.V. TYPOLOGY OF A FOOL’S IMAGE IN VOINOVICH’S PROSE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 9 (124). P. 144-149

The typological signs of an image of the fool in V. Voinovich’s prose in comparison with the image of fairy tale Ivan-fool and as special type of Russian national character in the article are considered.

Keywords: V. Voinovich, fairy tale Ivan-fool, typology of a fool’s image, Ivan Chonkin, absurd, conflict, satirical novel

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Musina A.A. ORGANIZATION OF MONITORING THE DEVELOPMENT OF KEY COMPETENCIES OF YOUNGER SCHOOLCHILDREN IN ICT-BASED EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 11 (164). P. 18-22

The article proves the necessity of monitoring the dynamics of the development of key competencies and education of students in ICT-based educational environment; proposes test materials for the diagnosis of maturity of metasubject competencies. Describes the system of assessment, evaluation criteria and the results of testing CMM. Presents the variants of tasks including the subject content of primary education (Russian language, literary reading, science). ICT tools are presented as a pedagogical tool of diagnostic ability of computer hardware and software to work with information. Provides the results of the solution of educational problems to assess the level of information activity of students’ procedural readiness for independent interaction with components of the environment.

Keywords: ICT-based educational environment, ICT competence, universal educational competences development, diagnostic materials

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Dubskikh A.I., Butova A.V., Zalavina T.Y. THE VERBALIZING MEANS OF POSITIVE SELF-PRESENTATION IN THE “STAR” INTERVIEW. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 4 (193). P. 53-58

The paper is devoted to studying the communicative and pragmatic foundations of personality self-presentation and its significance in the process of communication. In modern society the intensification of communicative processes demands considerable resources from a person to govern the impression. The development of mass communications and political technologies increases the importance of governing the impression and constructing one’s own image that is not only a mean for various kinds of manipulation, but is a necessary element of self-realization for every person. Most researchers of self-presentation note the man’s aspiration to create a positive image is formed by tactics of emphasizing positive information. The implementation of the tactics in the “star” interview suggests the demonstration of positive characteristics, outstanding leadership skills, and the ability to overcome difficulties, the source of creative inspiration. The texts of the “star” interview are analyzed from the various ways of verbalizing the tactics of emphasizing positive information. The spectrum of lexical-semantic and syntactical means, conducive to positive selfpresentation of the public person is carefully analyzed. The practical value of the work is determined by the possibility to use its provisions and conclusions for preparing training courses and special seminars on communication, cognitive linguistics, pragmalinguistics, and image.

Keywords: communication, self-presentation, image, a positive image, the “star” interview, the tactics of emphasizing positive information

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Rossinskaya A.N., Bulanov M.V., Asonova E.A. Pedagogical evaluation or urban resources. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2023. Issue 2 (226). P. 33-42

The problem of educators’ evaluation of urban sites in order to select them and include in the educational process in accordance with current pedagogical objectives has become very important. For this purpose, teachers and educational authorities need to make organizational and teaching decisions, depending on the characteristics of urban objects under consideration. The focus of the study is to develop and describe a pedagogical assessment tool to evaluate urban facilities, which will help in making informed decisions. The aim of the study is to develop a convenient tool for educators to assess the urban environment in terms of opportunities and ways of using its various elements in the teaching process. To achieve the goal, it is necessary to identify evaluation criteria, describe them, define indicators for each criterion, and verify whether the proposed tool meets the needs of educators. To conduct the study, the methods of questioning, interviewing, analysis, modeling and verifying results of the study were used. As a result of the analysis of available scales of assessment of the educational environment, questioning and interviewing teachers, and modeling, the authors developed three criteria for pedagogical evaluation of urban facilities. These include safety, accessibility, and educational potential. Each criterion is characterized by several indicators. It is proposed to evaluate physical, psychological and informational safety, organizational, communicative, psychological and pedagogical, normative, physical, temporal, material accessibility, as well as educational value, adequacy of the object to pedagogical goals, uniqueness and effectiveness. The developed assessment tool was tested in the pedagogical community of Moscow in the form of practical works on the assessment of urban facilities and their subsequent discussion. The data was received the practical applicability of the pedagogical assessment tool of urban objects by teachers of primary and secondary schools for the selection of urban environment objects in order to include them in the educational process and to expand the range of urban resources used in the educational process.

Keywords: educational urban studies, city, urban environment, urban educational resources, pedagogical assessment

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