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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

1992
3052

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

1992
3053

Tuchkov A.G. FISHING INNOVATIONS AMONG THE NARYM SELKUP IN 1920–1930s. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 1 (116). P. 130-135

The article is based on the archive material dated as back as 1920–1930s. The central point of attention is the mechanisms of the cultural change among Selkup people at the critical time for the Russian economy. It was found out that the fi shing traditions and customs of the Selkup population underwent material change because of the new social and economic relations that appeared at the time. As a result of the changes the Selkup economy integrated greatly in the economy of the Soviet society.

1992
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Babich V.V. PERIKHORESIS AND SELFNESS AS ANTHROPOLOGICAL STRATEGY IN CHRISTIAN CULTURAL TRADITION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 7 (148). P. 65-67

Two antropological strategies (selfness and perichoresis) represented in the Christian culture are comparatively analyzed. It is claimed that these anthropological strategies are conceivable only in the personalistic paradigm, according to which a person a self-identical reality, a “center” capable of “anthropological openness” perceived as constitutive disconnection – forming person's constitution, person's identity structure as an anthropological topos, made with the sum of person's communicative acts.

Keywords: person, human, Christian culture, anthropological strategies, synergy anthropology, anthropological opening

1992
3055

Skripnik A.V., Skripnik O.G. MODELLING OF THE ASSOCIATIVE FIELD OF THE CONCEPT “SPORT” AS BASIS OF FORMATION OF IMAGE CHARACTERISTICS OF SPORT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 10 (187). P. 48-55

In the XXI century sport begins to return the position which it lost at the end of the last century. The Olympic Games-2014 in Sochi, the introduction of GTO (Ready for Labor and Defense ) standards (especially for schoolchildren and students) and the additional points for admission to universities for the delivery of these norms, various sporting events of the regional level – all these things make an impact on the formation of the positive sport’s image among the modern youth. In accordance with this indicator, we have established the percentage of students of higher and secondary education who are engaged in physical culture and sports. We used the technique of the linguistic and cognitive modeling of the concept’s maintenance. We developed the reference points of the sport’s image model on the basis of results of an associative experiment. From the positions of cognitive linguistics it is possible to offer the following definition of the sport’s image: sport’s image is a mental construct formed by means of information influence for the purpose of fixing in the picture of the world of the addressee of a steady set of representations and associations connected with sport. The results of the experiment allow to draw a conclusion that in language consciousness of the native speakers the concept has more values, than it is described in the dictionaries. The results of the associative experiment and the poll allow us to offer the following reference points for modeling of the sport’s image. 1. It is necessary to use the words connected with the concept for the concept’s verbalization in the different types of the propaganda materials designed for young people. 2. It is worth thinking of development of the parallel advertizing campaigns designed for different target audiences taking into account gender aspect. 3. Such way of formation of the image as involvement in this activity of the famous athletes, in this case seems to us demanding a further research.

Keywords: sport’s image, propaganda, concept, associative experiment, associative field of a concept

1992
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Chernyak V.D., Li H. CARTOON CHARACTERS AS A COMPONENT OF THE LINGUISTIC PERSONALITY’S INTERTEXTUAL THESAURUS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 5 (202). P. 88-94

Introduction. Modern interdisciplinary research proves the deep psychological motivation of a significant place of animated films in modern culture, and the noticeable displacement of book culture by visual images. Children from an early age begin to watch cartoons, which have a significant influence on the formation of their perception of the world, their vocabulary and thesaurus. They are among the precedent texts presented in the thesaurus of the modern linguistic personality. Aim and objectives. The aim of the research is to reveal the nominations of cartoon characters as a part of the intertextual thesaurus of the linguistic personality. Material and methods. The study of precedent phenomena associated with cartoons, suggests an address to a variety of texts with reproducibility of these language units, to results of associative experiments and to dictionaries. The main material of the article is the data of six associative dictionaries, which represent fragments of the verbal memory reflected in the consciousness of the “average” native speaker. In their totality, they allow to reconstruct a fragment of intertextual thesaurus of the Russian linguistic personality in its dynamics. The contextual analysis enables to confirm the place of precedent phenomena related to cartoons in the associative thesaurus of personality. Results and discussion. The analysis of associative dictionaries shows that the names of cartoon characters for children are not only a significant part of the child’s thesaurus, but also remain relevant in the adult thesaurus, and cartoons, based on literary, in the thesaurus of the modern linguistic personality are more important than the books themselves. The fact that cartoon characters are part of the intertextual thesaurus, which is widely used in speech, is evidenced by numerous examples from the National corpus of the Russian language and works of modern fiction. Conclusion. The data of associative experiments and numerous cases of reference to cartoons as sources of intertextual inclusions convince that the works of this genre of cinema remain in the memory of the linguistic personality for a long time. They give evidence for the fixedness of the names of the characters from the cartoons in the associative-verbal network.

Keywords: intertextual thesaurus, precedent names, associative dictionary, associative-verbal network

1992
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Markova N.A. THE PHENOMENON OF “ADAPTATION LEARNING” IN HIGHER EDUCATION: ANALYSIS AND DEFINITION CONSTRUCTION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2022. Issue 5 (223). P. 7-17

Introduction. The difference between higher education and school education, which consists in a different content and conditions of the organization of the educational process, in the emergence of new social relations, often becomes the reason that the first-year student is not ready for the new conditions of study at the university. Along with psychological and physiological adaptation, researchers single out the academic (educational) adaptation of students, which can cause poor academic performance in various university disciplines. At the same time, we note that the initial (basic) training of students is practically not taken into account at the beginning of their studies at the university: the university program is not designed for very weak students. As a result, first-year students “adapt” to the peculiarities of educational activities (to new content, methods and means), but students also influence the educational environment of the university: the teacher has to look for new methodological approaches and more advanced teaching methods. As a result, adaptive training has emerged in universities, which is designed to eliminate the main reason for the poor academic performance of students due to the low initial preparation of the applicant. Successful integration into the core curriculum and successful mastery of the curriculum of the university discipline in the future is the main criterion for the effectiveness of adaptive learning. The purpose of the article is to identify and describe the nature of the phenomenon of “adaptation learning”, to eliminate ambiguity of this term, and to present its proper scientifically grounded definition. The materials and methods of the study are the method of content analysis of definitions, analysis and comparison, classification, formal-logical method of concept definition. Results and discussion. A brief description of the development of the didactic approach to the concept of “adaptation” is presented. An analysis of the definitions of adaptation education available in the literature (adaptation training, adaptation workshop, adaptation course, adaptation work) and concepts related, but not identical to it (corrective training, corrective course, alignment course) are made. The conducted content analysis revealed the diversity of researchers’ approaches to the issue and emphasizes the uncertainty and inconsistency. In this regard, the need for a definition that will adequately reflect the essential characteristics of the issue has been identified. The result of formal-logical definition: adaptation learning is the training of specialists having initially different level of competence formation (from zero to low), in order to achieve in a certain period of time the required basic level (minimum necessary) for further training. Thus, basically, it can be concluded that the study contributes to the development of the phenomenon. The identification of differentiating features made it possible to separate the concept of “adaptation learning” from similar concepts. The constructed definition can become the basis for determining the content and developing programs of adaptation courses in different disciplines studied in universities.

Keywords: adaptation learning, adaptation to higher education, initial training of students, formal-logical method, training of highly qualified specialists

1992
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Malysheva L.G. Schiller's Philosophic Lyrics in the Context of i.S. Turguenev's Creative Work. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 1 (26). P. 10-16

The author analyses the philosophic lyrics by F. Schiller in which his ethnical and aesthetical views were fully reflected, and the forthcoming analysis of the works by Turguenev brings the author to the conclusion which is quite new for the Russian tradition of looking upon Turguenev and of the influence of F. Schiller's ideas upon Turguenev's world outlook and artistic method, the conclusion of the proximity of moral philosophic and aesthetic positions of the German and Russian writers.

1991
3059

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.

1991
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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.

1991
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Snegireva M.V. The use of public resources for the effective forming of legal culture among students of non – low departments.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 1 (79). P. 64-68

The article deals with the complex problem of the use of public resources in law education. The problem is analyzed with the account of law and economic culture, correlating with the notion “education”. Developed and tested qualitive criteria of law education effectiveness and their correlation with quantitive data are given in the article.

Keywords: law education, social adaptability, law and education correlation

1991
3062

Kopenkina L.V., Vorobyev A.A. THE QUALITY OF PEAT LITTER. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 3 (81). P. 154-156

Now the problem of use of peat as litter is actual as in Russia and abroad. Application of peat as litter is one of the most valuable agriculture utilization of peat. Peat of a low degree of decomposition as a litter has a number of advantages in comparison with wood shavings, sawdust and straw. The peat litter possesses a high moisture capacity and gas absorbing ability, small heat conductivity, antiseptic properties. High water- and gas absorbing ability allows utilizing manure and drains of cattle-breeding farms, integrated poultry farms, keeps the nutrients necessary for cultivation of agricultural crops. Using of a peat litter one can receive peat manure - the valuable organic fertilizer used in field husbandry. Productivity of animals and birds also raises, working conditions improve. We studied the fractional composition and size characteristic of raw material for litter, water absorbing ability of different fractions, pressing peat of a low degree of decomposition. Researches in the field of manufacturing and using of a peat litter continue.

Keywords: peat litter, water absorbing ability, fractional composition of raw material, size characteristic, the pressing peat of a low degree of decomposition

1991
3063

Pisarev O.M. SPECIAL FEATURES OF A PERSON’S SENSUAL ORIENTATIONS IN CLOSED ENVIRONMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 5 (95). P. 123-128

The problems of studying of various phenomena of a human being in the conditions of sudden change of environment are studied in the article. The results of empirical research on special features of personal sensual orientations are represented. The necessity of studying values of a person in closed environment is determined.

Keywords: sensual orientation, psychological environment, closed environment, person’s outlook

1991
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Volkova E.S. TRANSFORMATION OF REGIONAL SYSTEM OF NATURE MANAGEMENT IN THE WEST SIBERIA: THE HISTORICAL RETROSPECTIVE SHOW. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 9 (99). P. 183-188

The historical-geographical and system methods were used to identify and analyse the main stages of nature management in West Siberia. Periodization of the nature management process provides a means of studying quantitative and qualitative transformations of relations between a nature and the man in different areas of West Siberia.

Keywords: history of nature management, natural resources, development, periodization

1991
3065

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

1991
3066

Saushkina V.V. POLYCULTURAL EDUCATION IN THE SYSTEM OF LANGUAGE TRAINING OF ADVERTISING SPECIALISTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 5 (120). P. 65-68

In this article the author analyzes the topical problem of language polycultural education of advertising specialists in the linguistic university. The author offers the technology of teaching a foreign language to students of the advertising faculty, thus proving that study of advertising cannot be separated from study of national-cultural specificity and linguistic realities.

Keywords: language polycultural education, an individual’s cultural identity, national-cultural specificity, advertising communication, advertising localization

1991
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Bulatova T.A., Galashova N.B., Kamarova N.A. ON THE RELIGIOUS IDENTITY OF THE POPULATION OF TOMSK REGION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 11 (126). P. 229-234

The question of religious identity of Tomsk region, the concept of “religion”, “churched”, define the criteria of religious identity. Analyzed the level of representation and the prevalence of religion, and the degree of involvement of the population of Tomsk region in religion and observance of religious traditions.

Keywords: religious identity, representation denominations, the prevalence of belief, observance of religious traditions, tolerance, rooted religious traditions and celebrations

1991
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Shpet E.N. MECHANISMS OF SOCIAL ADAPTATION OF EDUCATIONAL MIGRANTS PARTICIPATING IN THE CADEMIC MOBILITY PROGRAMS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 11 (152). P. 170-172

The article discusses study migration as well as the topicality of the social adaptation of the students of the institutions of higher education as part of the transition of society to the post-industrial type of its socio-economical development. Special importance is now acquired by knowledge, information, scientific developments and trainings of world-class specialists. It provides the examples of adaptation mechanisms used by students of the institutions of higher education in Tomsk and Semipalatinsk and presents the investigation of the mechanisms used by the students for their adaptation to a different educational environment, in particular the creation of students’ organizations on a voluntary basis and other mechanisms, which create favorable psycho-emotional environment during the educational process.

Keywords: study migration, postindustrial society, social adaptation, educational process

1991
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Mineyeva T.M. DEVELOPMENT OF MORAL CULTURE OF THE PUBLIC CIVIL SERVANTS AT IMPLEMENTATION OF PROGRAMS OF ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 8 (161). P. 109-114

Development of the system of public service requires special attention to the problem of the morality of civil servants. Moral reliability and responsibility is a core of social and axiological potential of the civil servants. The effective instruments of development of moral culture of the civil servants are programs of additional professional education. The article submits the data of empirical researches of the author on the opportunities of additional professional education for realization of social and axiological potential of civil servants. The presented training program of civil servants “Ethics of public service” is modular in nature and in terms of methodology, based on the principle of polysubjectivity.

Keywords: additional professional education, ethics of public service, moral culture of civil servants, responsibility, social and axiological potential, value orientations

1991
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Ershova T.V. SPATIAL INHOMOGENEITY OF THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY AND EARTH’S CRAVITY FIELD ANOMALIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 11 (164). P. 169-173

The article presents the analysis of recent data on the global distribution of thunderstorm activity obtained from satellites and ground-based lightning detection systems, as well as the World’s Meteorological stations network. Gravity anomalies are considered as additional reasons for the spatial distribution of thunderstorm activity over the Globe. Analyzes maps of lightning discharges density, and maps of Earth’s gravity field anomalies obtained by NASA satellites. It is shown that the vast global centers of thunderstorm activity in central Africa and South America are associated with areas of slight negative gravity anomalies. An exception is the world thunderstorm outbreak in the region of Indonesia and the Philippines, which is located above the intense positive gravity anomaly. Regional analysis in Central Europe showed the presence of thunderstorm cells over the negative gravity anomalies.

Keywords: thunderstorm, lightning discharges density, gravity field of the Earth, Earth’s gravity field anomalies

1991
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Davletshina S.M. STRUCTURAL PECULIARITIES ANALYSIS OF THE CATEGORY OF POSSESSIVENESS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 8 (197). P. 51-55

The heterogeneity of the category of possessiveness conditioned the emergence of different points of view on its structure. There is a vision of the category of possessiveness as a binary opposition. According to the semantics of the name of the possessor, his person, animacy, the degree of his concreteness or abstractness, and the semantics of the object of possession, many linguists distinguish such oppositions as alienable/unalienable appurtenance, internal/external possession, temporary/permanent possessiveness, absolute/relative appurtenance, actual/virtual possession, legal/somatic appurtenance. In the context of the gradual opposition possessive relations can be represented in the form of absolute/relative appurtenance, inalienable appurtenance, relatively inalienable possession, occasionally inalienable and properly alienable appurtenance. According to another interpretation, the object can be inalienable, semi-alienable and alienable. Onomasiological approach proponents describe the possessiveness using as a basis the extra linguistic reality: they describe eventual types of possessors, potential types of objects of possession, try to anticipate their potential relationship. Semasiological approach supporters take as a basis specific language and speech facts – various possessive constructions. They analyze the influence of the form of possessive constructions (presence/absence of noun determiners, verbs) on its semantics.

Keywords: opposition, unalienable possession, alienable possession, internal possession, external possession, temporary possession, permanent possession, actual possession, virtual possession, onomasiological approach, semasiological approach

1991
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Ukhobotova S.V. Multimodal Patterns of Speech Disfluencies Compensators (Based on Student Dialogic Discourse). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2023. Issue 1 (225). P. 9-18

Speech as a multidimensional phenomenon still remains relevant in linguistics studies. It is known that verbal communication evolved later than non-verbal one, however, a multimodal approach to language communication modeling based on spontaneous dialogues is only gaining momentum in Russian linguistics studies. The aim of the article is to provide data on principles of verbal and non-verbal correlation at times of difficulty during the development of spoken discourse between two speakers, as well as to systematize them in the most frequent multimodal patterns. The material of the article is 16 video clips of spontaneous dialogues of Russian native speakers, the total timing is 1.5 hours. The annotated video materials are students’ spontaneous dialogic discourse. The topics of dialogues can be divided into two groups – communication between friends/colleagues and communication between the client and service staff. Each video clip is annotated in ELAN v.6.2. The presented results are based on general linguistic methods of description and comparison, as well as a method of analyzing a cognitive event. Analyzing cognitive events and providing statistics on the subject, we describe the main multimodal patterns, which have been classified by the frequent nature of some speech disfluencies and non-verbal response to them. Our study is based on the gestural repetition concept. As a result, the most common speech disfluencies have been identified and divided into five large blocks. Each of the blocks is accompanied by the main multimodal patterns, implemented in different channels – manual channel, gaze channel and cephalic channel. The number of speech disfluencies recorded at the external level directly depends on the topic and not always on the level of competence of the speakers, since all dialogues are improvised by students who only have presuppositions regarding the deployment of discourse depending on the given role. Speech disfluencies and the principles of their compensation in different multimodal channels depend on both internal (cognitive) and external factors (overlapping and interruptions), which represent an interpenetrating indivisible system.

Keywords: multimodal pattern, speech disfluency, manual channel, gaze channel, cephalic channel, cognitive event, overlapping

1991
3073

Chabanets E.N. Buddhism as a World-outlook Basis of the Eastern Arts of the Daily Life. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 4 (32). P. 56-60

The problems of some Buddhist psychological practices and their previous religious formations are considered in this article. They influenced forming of the Buddhist philosophy and were reflected in the human life, the daily arts, not only representing direct reflection, but also producing in fluence on formation of a world-outlook and philosophical aspects of the creative personality.

1990
3074

Kafanova O.B. Russian George Sand: To the 200th Anniversary of Birthday. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 3 (40). P. 5-12

The article is devoted to the interesting phenomenon of Russian cultural life prevalent in the middle of the XIX century, received the name «georgesandism». This term means penetration of the ideas, characters, plots of George Sand’s novels into Russian culture, public consciousness and a love life. The French writer was perceived first of all as a destroyer of Christian and church ideas of «sanctity» and indestructibility of the marriage. The most debatable novels from the point of view of their plot and characters are considered. The early mythological image of George Sand as a «seducer», and «morally depraved person», which was created first of all by «masculine» reception in Russia of 1830’s, is investigated.

1990
3075

Bel'ts V.E. Forming of Motivation and Value Attitude of Children and Teenagers to Physical Culture with Help of Karate-do. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 5 (68). P. 61-66

Playing sports the teenager develops will, character, and studies to accept the decisions. Formation of motivation of children and teenagers to physical culture is possible to decide with help of employment karate. Karate renders positive influence on the level of uneasiness, on the decrease of aggression and the development of communicative abilities

1990
3076

Maksimova Z.S. Research of Realization of Problem Education in School. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 7 (70). P. 111-113

The author of the article researches the essence and development of problem education since Socrat’s maephtic to modern Russian Education Science and Psychology. The author researches the specific nature of the use of problem education at Russian schools. He tries to discover the factors impeding the realization of problem education at modern schools. Also he tries to establish the dependence between these factors and the system of educational quality

1990
3077

Filonov N.G., Kovalenko L.V., Dashchinskaya S.K. To the Question of Analysis of the Services Continuum in Logistic Systems. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 9 (72). P. 76-77

The article analyzes the services continuum in logistic systems. It shows that the priority of the logistics of the latest years is the services continuum management. However, in spite of the service importance, the efficient ways of its quality estimation are still not found. It can be explained by a number of service peculiarities. The authors of the article offer the mathematic model, which describes the process of services continuum formation

1990
3078

Rostova N.N. Person of Reverse Perspective as Philosophical Anthropological Type (Investigation of Fools for Christ’s Sake). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 11 (74). P. 105-112

The article devotes to phenomenon of Fool in Christ. Author investigates it from philosophical point of view and defines Fool in Christ as a Person of reverse perspective, using icon-painting language of Florensky’s work «Return perspective». Also author analyses metaphors another investigators of phenomenon for defining Fool in Christ like «antibehaviour» (B. Uspenskiy) «antiworld» (D. Lihachev and A. Panchenko)

1990
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Novikova Y.V. FEATURES OF TEACHING PAINTING IN UNIVERSITIES OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE PROPAEDEUTIC APPROACH. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 4 (106). P. 44-47

The author considers the typical approaches of teaching of painting in various schools of architecture and design within the limits of the undergraduate degree. Particular attention is paid to the peculiarities of teaching painting at the initial (propaedeutic) grade level. In the article some methods of training at the course of painting within the limits of the propaedeutic approach, developed by the author on the basis of the theoretical analysis of the scientific and special literature, and the results of experimental studies is described.

Keywords: Bachelor, propaedeutics, painting, teaching methods

1990
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Yakovleva A.G. INDICATOR FOR DEFINITION OF FORMING METHODOLOGICAL COMPETENCES OF MASTER OF PEDAGOGY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 10 (112). P. 38-40

The article defines “methodological competence”, the author shows the necessity of the indicator of development for forming this competence. The author demonstrates results of empirical research and development of indicators of forming methodological competences Master of Pedagogy.

Keywords: methodological competence, competency, methodological competences, methodical training, indicator

1990
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Lyurya N.A. DEMOCRATIC VALUES AND PREPARATION OF THE TEACHER IN A MODERN SOCIETY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 2 (117). P. 216-221

Values of an epoch are reflected in an education system through education and show professional qualities of the teacher. Democratic values of the present are analyzed through historical analogs of models of free education of Russo and Tolstoy.

Keywords: democratic values, freedom, compulsion, professional pedagogical

1990
3082

Kunashenko Y.P. BREMSSTRAHLUNG FROM FAST NEUTRONS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 7 (122). P. 49-55

The theory of bremsstrahlung from fast neutrons in electric field of atom is developed. The cross-section of process is derived. The angular and energy cross-section dependence is investigated. There are two possibilities of the photon emission: with and without neutron spin flip.

Keywords: fast neutrons, bremsstrahlung

1990
3083

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

1990
3084

Go C. ANALYSIS OF THE DIALOGUE IN THE PLAY OF PINTER “LAST TO GO” IN THE ASPECT OF TEXT LINGUISTICS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2022. Issue 1 (219). P. 93-101

Introduction. The relevance of the study is determined by the need for further development of the issues of structuring a conversational speech work from the standpoint of text linguistics, the problems of which are concentrated around the study of the rules of cohesion (connectivity) of components in the structural organization of texts. The novelty of the research lies in the substantiation of the selection of such a unit of coherent dialogical text (we are talking about the artistic sphere of communication) as a “fragment of dialogue”. Material and methods. The material of the study is the play by G. Pinter “Last to Go” – a sample of a small dramatic form. Dialogue is analyzed in the aspect of the segment of the dialog fragments in accordance with the selected criteria. The methodological base is a set of research methods: a scientific description, textual, contextual analysis. Results and discussion. It is proved that a fragment of a dialogue as a unit of coherent dialogical speech is suprasegment in relation to the previously identified traditional dialogical units (utterance, dialogic unity). As criteria for its identification, structural-semantic and communicative-functional grounds are formulated, which allow the author’s meta-comments (author’s remarks), meaningfully correlated with the topic of speech, to be included in the boundaries of the selected dialogical unit. An utterance, a dialogical unity and a fragment of a dialogue constitute a three-level system of dialogical discourse from subsegment (utterance), segment (dialogical unity) to supra-segment (dialogue fragment). The utterance, the dialogic unity and the dialog fragment are both a construction and communicative unit of discourse. In the latter case, certain structural components can be distinguished in a fragment of the dialogue. Based on the features of the dialogue in literary works, the fragments of the dialogue in literary works include the preface, a structural combination of speeches of characters in the literary discourse and remark, commenting on the characteristics of the characters’ speech activity, and the end of communicative actions. Conclusion. Putting forward the concept of “fragment of dialogue” expands the scope of research of dialogical text and forms a theoretical basis for defining units of dialogue discourse from a communicative perspective.

Keywords: utterance, dialogical unity, dialogue fragment, dialogic text, text linguistics, Harold Pinter

1990
3085

Chumakova L.P. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 3 (12). P. 6-9

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1989
3086

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.

1989
3087

Anisimov K.V. At the Sources of the Siberian Subject in Russian Literature of the XIXth Century: G.I. Spassky’s Magazine «The Siberian Bulletin». Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 3 (40). P. 65-72

The article is devoted to the first in the literature and publicism of the beginning of the XIX century Siberia research edition – «The Siberian bulletin» by G.I. Spassky. Special attention is paid to the principles of selection of the material, ways of its submission which as it is represented, are caused by specificity of recognition of Siberia in culture of the beginning of the century. East Russia is comprehended in «The Siberian bulletin «as exotic territory; receptions of its description go back to utopian performances about «the far grounds». Spassky’s magazine played a determining role during formation of the ambivalent image of Siberia – on the one hand, the parts of Russia adjoining with it territorially and «other» ground regularly studied, on the other hand, the remote, novel, occupied the people conducting essentially other lifestyle, than to what the intellectual of «the Education Age» got used to.

1989
3088

Rusanova O.N. Motive in the Aspect of Historical Poetics. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 8 (59). P. 120-126

The article of O.N. Rusanova is devoted to tie history of the alteration of the motive organization principles in the literary works of different epochs - folklore, preliterary cultural forms, first literary works and the «new time» and «the newest times) literature.

1989
3089

Rubleva N.I. -. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 8 (59). P. 132-134

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1989
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Pecheritsa E.I. Institution of Children’s Additional Education as the efficient resource for pupils’ upbringing. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 1 (79). P. 15-18

The article considers the question of contemporary schoolchildren education which important part is the formation of civic consciousness. The author presents the experience of teacher-pupil project work as a means of personal development at an Institution of Children’s Additional Education .

Keywords: attitude, body of knowledge, teacher-pupil interaction, correlation, civic consciousness

1989
3091

Khudyakova I.S. THE MOTIVATION OF PRAISE IN THE STRUCTURE OF SUSPECTED, ACCUSED AND CONVICTED PEOPLE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 4 (94). P. 154-157

The article shows the results of researching the peculiarity of the praise motivation in the structure of suspected, accused and convicted people personality sentenced in -settlement type colony. The author concludes that among offenders the dominative motive is fear to be rejected. This motive becomes apparent in the fear to be non-accepted by respectful people.

Keywords: the motive of praise (affilation), striving to acceptance, fear to be rejected, psychology of a convict

1989
3092

Tazina K.A. STRATEGY IN TRANSLATION TEACHING FROM ENGLISH AS LINGUA FRANCA BETWEEN RUSSIAN AND JAPANESE CULTURES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 9 (111). P. 204-209

Translation is not only a speech act but also an act of cross-cultural communication. Translation is determined by the system and norm at least of two languages and two cultures. The conflict between the cultures in translation is overcome by making the strategy based on principles and rules, background knowledge, skills and habits. These knowledge and skills are taught in creative linguasociocultural environment which maximum is near by the natural foreign environment. Thus, the author’s main attention has been focussed on working out in greater detail the system of skills. Then it is shown how these skills are practically taught in Japanese linguasociocultural environment (on the example of tea ceremony and other national, historical, geographical, religious and cultural realities).

Keywords: creative linguasociocultural environment, background knowledge, skills and habits, abilities, equivalence, adequacy, strategy, Japanese, tea ceremony, lingua franca

1989
3093

Normanskaya Y.V. STRESS IN CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN SELKUP DIALECTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 1 (116). P. 16-21

In the article the stress in the central and southern dialects of the Selkup language is described. The research is based on the material collected during field work with last speakers of these dialects, processings of the material of the A. P. Dulzon archive and the analysis of the language of the first Selkup books. In the course of research it is revealed that in all southern and central dialects of the Selkup language there were systems paradigmatic accents, which can be described in terms “dominant” and “recessive” morphemes. The basic differences in various dialects consist in stress position, basically in marks of suffixes.

Keywords: stress, morphology, Selkup language

1989
3094

Koshechko A.N. SCIENCE PROJECT “PARADIGMS OF ARTISTIC CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE NARRATIVE CULTURE”: RESULTS AND PERSPECTIVES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 3 (118). P. 106-109

This article is devote to analyze results of science project “Paradigms of artistic consciousness in the narrative culture” (the state contract № 14.740.11.1394 from October 20, 2011).

Keywords: artistic consciousness, narrative culture, critical reception, drama, poetic, prose, pathographo text, translation, strategies of adaptation, translator’s myth, romanticism, legal consciousness, authors consciousness, historicism, historical fiction, reli

1989
3095

Lukina A.K. THE NETWORK MODEL “HIGHER EDUCATION WORKSHOPS” AS A FORM OF TEACHERS’ PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 8 (123). P. 109-113

The article analyses the experience of teaching workshops as a form of implementation of the master’s education program.

Keywords: online community, graduate, teacher training workshops

1989
3096

Smirnov O.N., Golubina O.A., Sergeyeva M.A., Porokhina E.V. DYNAMICS OF BIOCHEMICAL ACTIVITY AND GAS REGIME OF EUTROPHIC BOG. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 8 (123). P. 187-191

Results of enzyme activity and mode of gas (carbon dioxide and methane) in peat deposits of eutrophic bog in climatic conditions in 2011 year are described in the article.

Keywords: peat deposit, enzymes, biochemical activity, gas regime

1989
3097

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

1989
3098

Kurovsky V.N., Kirillova I.O., Kopytov A.D. JOINT ACTIONS AND PROJECTS AS A MEANS OF FORMATION OF PRIMARY SCHOOL STUDENTS’ EXPERIENCE OF CIVIL ACTIONS IN THE INCLUSIVE EDUCATION CLASS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 9 (174). P. 93-97

Formation of primary schoolchildren’s citizenship allows to build common spiritual and moral values, primary value orientations and civil ideology. Civil education is considered as the direction of the educational activities associated with the formation of the social role of personality, its public face. Creation of the student’s experience of the social group and individual behavior of the civil nature goes through a joint analysis, solution of the group social problems, joint social action in the framework of non-recurrent separate social actions as well as long-term projects. Concept and methods of implementing social actions and projects arise and are discussed in the student community and implemented with the support and supervision of parents, class teacher, and public organizations. Preparatory work for inclusion in social planning is done with students by means of educational and extracurricular activities, educational work with parents – through thematic parent-teacher meetings, collective creative works. The results are stability of citizenship, including cognitive, emotional and behavioral components of the evaluation, the constancy of socially approved behavior patterns with a strong civil position of primary school children, the positive experience of their civil action.

Keywords: primary school, civil education, cognitive, emotional evaluation, behavioral components of citizenship, experience of civil action, children-invalids, children with disabilities, parents, family, joint social action

1989
3099

Karimova R.K., Khabibullina O.A. ONOMATOPOETIC CLASS OF WORDS IN LEXICAL SYSTEMS OF UNRELATED LANGUAGES (GERMAN AND TATAR). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 4 (193). P. 90-95

The article deals with the semantic features of onomatopoeic words in German and Tatar languages in comparative terms. The aim of the research was to identify the similarities, differences and features in the words under analysis. In each language there are certain features in the perception of sounds. In both languages there are not only onomatopoeia but also the onomatopoeic nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs, which are an onomatopoetic vocabulary of each language. It is a universal vocabulary that has much in common even in unrelated languages. Separately is analyzed a group of onomatopoeic nouns, which represent the names of insects, birds and animals in both languages and the principles of their nomination in the Tatar language. In German, these words are non-productive while in Tatar it is the result of word-formation processes. The classification of verbs of sound according to their denotative content takes into account the peculiarities of both languages. Many onomatopoeic verbs are multivalued and can be assigned to several groups at once. Functional possibilities of onomatopoetic lexicon of both languages are considered as well – children’s language, proverbs and set phrases – characteristic of all languages and most vividly reflecting the national identity of the language. Knowledge of these functions is necessary to exclude communicative failures.

Keywords: onomatopoeia, an imitative origin of the word, lexical expressive means, semantics, verbs of sound

1989
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Pronina A.N., Yakovleva I.V. CHARACTERISTICS OF SPEECH ACTIVITY OF OLDER PRESCHOOLERS WITH DIFFERENT SOCIOMETRIC STATUS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 7 (196). P. 96-102

The relevance of this study is due to the fact that the high level of speech activity ensures the establishment of positive interpersonal relationships of preschoolers with peers and the child’s occupation of a certain status position in the children’s collective. The author raises the question of comparative characteristics of speech activity of preschool children with different sociometric statuses. The article describes the criteria, indicators and levels of speech activity of preschool children, which are used in the organization of observations of children of different sociometric statuses in free play and organized joint activities. In particular, such criteria of speech activity as initiative, type of speech communication, speech motivation, content and emotional expressiveness are highlighted. The results of the experiment, for example, revealed a high level of speech activity in children with the status of “stars”, the middle and low level of speech. The detailed description of levels and characteristics of speech activity of preschool children with different sociometric statuses is given. Statistics of comparison of criteria, levels of speech activity of children with different sociometric statuses and explanation of such differences are presented. Thus, the study revealed differences between children with the status of “stars” and “isolated” according to the criteria of speech initiative, motivation and types of speech communication.

Keywords: speech, activity, speech activity, socialization, interpersonal relations, sociometric status, preschool children, influence, group of peers

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