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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

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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

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Krayeva I.A. SPECIFIC FEATURES OF THE ENGLISH GRADABLE ADJECTIVES’ LEXICOGRAPHIC REPRESENTATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 4 (201). P. 85-94

The article is devoted to the investigation of ways of representing in English one of the basic universal conceptual categories – the category of graduality. The main aim is to determine specific features of lexicographic description of lexical units that express graduality implicitly in English dictionaries. Modern paradigm of linguistic knowledge – cognitive linguistics – gave an opportunity to look at a number of problems from a new angle, in particular at the formation of the category of graduality and its linguistic representation. Within the framework of cognitive linguistics graduality is rightly viewed as a concept expressed in the language by a category of graduality that includes in the first place quality adjectives because only they can denote some feature that can manifest itself in a higher or lower degr ee and as a result have gradable meanings. The article gives a short survey of present-day opinions on lexical units that express features of objects and new ways of their structural presentation, in particular opinions of leading Russian and foreign linguists – E. S. Kubryakova, N. N. Boldyrev, E. G. Beliaevskaya, L. Talmy. The investigation was carried out on the material of 533 adjectives selected from several authoritative dictionaries of the English language. The author describes the procedure of the conceptual analysis of some frequently used English quality adjectives that have an indication of graduality in their meanings. In the course of the analysis the author makes some conclusions concerning the conceptual structure of English quality adjectives representing graduality implicitly, singles out concepts that serve as a basis for the semantics of the adjectives under analysis and dwells on the peculiarities of their lexicographic description and that of relative adjectives used in their quality meanings. The study shows that the conceptual structure underlying the semantics of English adjectives representing graduality implicitly includes two concepts – “feature” and “feature degree”. The first one has a different semantic representation depending on the meaning of the adjective while the other one expresses the same feature degree in all the meanings (very high, high, low). The research is interesting for further analysis as not only the issue of lexicographic presentation of graduality is of great interest today but also the issue of new approaches and methods of studying graduality, the status of units functioning as means of expressing graduality and some others. All these issues need further investigation on the material of different languages.

Keywords: graduality, conceptual category, implicitness, conceptual analysis, quality adjectives, relative adjectives, means of representation, inference

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Egorova G.I., Syazi N.M., Chabarova B.M. EDUCATIONAL POTENTIAL OF THE REGIONAL ENVIRONMENT IN THE SYSTEM OF DEVELOPMENT OF POLYETHNIC CULTURE OF SCHOOLCHILDREN. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 1 (207). P. 24-32

Introduction. The appeal of teachers, scientists to the scientific concept of “regional environment” is a timely need, due to global changes and the deepening cultural differences of each region. Knowledge of the achievements of the multinational environment of the region is considered as an important condition for the development of a multi-ethnic culture, ensuring conflict-free interaction between schoolchildren and representatives of different cultures and an important factor in a conscious understanding of the regional construct “past, present, future” of the region in unity and in interconnection. The purpose of the article is to reveal the possibilities of teaching aids based on the multinational environment of the region in the development of a multi-ethnic culture of schoolchildren, to identify their functional and didactic significance, and conditions of use. Materials and methods. The research material was developed on the basis of the multinational environment of the region: content modules, printed media (tables, maps, developmental tasks, technologies). The following methods were used: theoretical and methodological analysis of the leading concepts on the topic under study, content analysis, a selection of leading authors on the studied problem, comparative, benchmarking analysis). In the study of pedagogical experience, the method of classification, analogies, content analysis was used. Empirical methods included questioning, conversation, comparative analysis. Statistical methods were based on mathematical analysis methods. Results. Content modules based on the multinational environment of the region that enhance the variability and invariant of subject knowledge have been developed and implemented: the cultural module reveals the multi-ethnic function of subject knowledge through studying the culture of ethnic groups, their role in the development of the region; the historical module creates a holistic view of the history of the region, multinational construction sites, heroes, discoverers of the Siberian land; ecological - geographical module takes into account the living conditions of ethnic groups with a rapid change of technology; socio-economic module shows the role of ethnic groups in the development of natural resources, industry of the region. The necessity of the phased development of a multi-ethnic culture of schoolchildren through the consistent inclusion of teaching aids based on the multinational environment of the region (texts, tables, maps (personal, cognitive, informational, web-quests); a system of developing tasks, interactive technologies that update knowledge and skills of a multi-ethnic nature is proved. Conclusion. At the end of the article, the results of the study are summarized, the practical significance of the use of teaching aids based on the multinational environment of the region as the basis for the development of a multi-ethnic culture of students is revealed.

Keywords: region, regional space, regional environment, teaching aids, multi-ethnic culture

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Sysoyeva L.S., Sayfullina M.V. Artistic Culture as the Way of Aesthetic Consciousness of Man. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 7 (23). P. 40-44

In this article culture is represented as means of aes-thetical being of a person. Culture is creativity, activity and social memory. Aesthetical being of a person - is social-cultural process, which determining by beauty and forming of perfect individuality. This article makes accent not on contemplation of beauty in the world but on a person's possibility to make it in culture, to appraise and to transmit it.

1949
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Cheshuina T.G. Theory of educational-pedagogical prognosis of pedagogical practice. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 2 (27). P. 69-72

Educational-pedagogical prognosis is the sphere of scientific knowledge In which principles, phenomena and methods of prognosis concerning specific objects which are studied by sciences of education, are considered. In this case, the object of research is pedagogical practice. The particularities of educational activity's objects, periods of scientific research, methods of prognosed-strategic research are examined in this article.

1949
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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.

1949
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Babenko I.I. Sacral-religious Component in Language and Conceptual World Picture of M. Tsvetaeva. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 3 (47). P. 33-39

The place of sacral-religious knowledge in language and conceptual world picture of M. Cvetaeva was studied in the article. We examined that lexemes which correlate with religious notion and contain sacral component in its semantics are of great importance in language world picture of the poet. In contrary these lexemes carry out background function and belong to presupposition that is to knowledge which does not depend on poet’s vision and moral principals.

1949
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Osipov Y.M., Uvarov A.F., Osipov O.Y. Forming of the Operational and Economic Requirements for Science Intensive Products. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 5 (49). P. 77-78

An approach is introduced to forming operational and economic requirements for science intensive products. The approach is based on utilization of theories of the economic balance and of the competitiveness of products. Graphic interpretation is provided for the "Cost of production-operational indices" econometric model.

1949
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Ovcharova M.A. M.A. Ovcharova. Mordva in the Altai Region: the Settlement and Ethnic Identity. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 3 (66). P. 144-150

On the basis of a great number of investigations, archive and documentary materials, the author examine the steps of mordva settling and their ethnic self awareness. The article can be interesting to specialists with fields of history, ethnography. The final results of questionnaire and ethnic and sociological examination became the basis for reconstruction of settling of an ethnic group and for theoretic generalization concerning the problem determined in the article

1949
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Shchitova O.G. FUNCTIONAL EQUIVALENCE OF PRE-SIBERIAN BORROWINGS IN THE BUSINESS WRITTEN LANGUAGE OF THE XVII CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 6 (96). P. 5-10

The article is devoted to the functional equivalence of the borrowings in the business written language of the XVII century in terms of functional assimilation in the recipient language. The author distinguishes equivalent and unequivalent vocabulary. The work contains both the typology of the relationships between foreign words and their equivalents and the simultaneous analysis of borrowed vocabulary in terms of nomination features. The author defines the role of these characteristics of the borrowed words in the process of their assimilation in the recipient language continuum.

Keywords: functional equivalence, historical lexicology, dialectology, borrowing, foreign vocabulary, Middle-Ob dialects, business written language of the XVII c

1949
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Baydak A.V., Kim A.A. PRINCIPLES OF THE NOMINATION OF THE SELKUP POSTHUMOUS LODGINGS IN CULTURAL CONTEXT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 7 (97). P. 88-93

This article observes the principles of the nomination of the Selkup posthumous lodgings: the cemetery, the grave and the coffin. Ethnolinguistic analysis reveals the particularities and cultural importance of the Selkup burial tradition.

Keywords: ethnolinguistics, the Selkup language, the cemetery, the grave, the coffin

1949
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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

1949
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Veryayev A.A., Ushakov A.A. THE ELEMENTS OF DISTANT TRAINING (NETWORKING) IN LEARNING AT GENERAL EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 8 (123). P. 72-75

The paper presents the analysis of motivational provision of remote support of school education and organizational forms of networking in the school (data: educational institutions of Altay Territory).

Keywords: motivational provision, distant education, organizational forms of networking

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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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Bataeva L.A. THE PROBLEM OF ARTISTIC AND CREATIVE ABILITIES OF PUPILS IN THE PROCESS OF MASTERING THE ART OF SILHOUETTE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 4 (145). P. 168-171

In the artistic pedagogy, there is a constant need to develop new training programs on the one hand based on the classical principles of learning the fine arts, on the other - to meet the latest stage of a society’s culture and scientific developments in the field of psychology.

Keywords: artistic and creative abilities, inclinations, holistic artistic vision, silhouette art, teaching methodology

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Gorbunov A.G. DISCURSIVE FOREIGN LANGUAGE COMPETENCE: ONTHOLOGICAL APPROACH. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 6 (147). P. 167-171

We have determined the place of discursive foreign language competence in the structure of communicative foreign language competence. As well, we have listed the approaches which are the basis to develop communicative foreign language competence and discursive foreign language competence, in particular, along with the English language instruction. We defined the term “communicative foreign language competence”, described the components of discursive foreign language competence structure and gave definition to the term “discursive foreign language competence”.

Keywords: competence approach, communicative competence, discursive foreign language competence: component, structure, definition

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Pushkareva Y.E. RECEPTION AND COMPREHENSION OF ITALIAN NATURE IN THE TRAVELOGUES BY S. P. SHEVYREV. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 2 (191). P. 175-179

The article examines the issue of reception and comprehension of Italian nature in the journey diaries and letters of S. P. Shevyrev, the author belonging to the group of the Lubomudry. Italy was an important part of Shevyrev’s life and creativity, therefore it became a particular imagological phenomenon in his texts. As a significant component of the image of Italy, nature expresses some features of the country in general and interacts with other aspects of its image: historical, aesthetical (for example, Italian literature and pictorial art), social ones. From the point of view of the Russian traveler, the national character of the Italians (their sincere belief in God, sense of beauty, carelessness) depends on the soft climate and picturesque landscapes. Texts created by Vergil, Petrarch, Tasso, Ariosto reflect Italian nature, and images of these authors are tied with it in Shevyrev’s creativity. Nature was highly important for the intensive development of Italy in the Roman Empire and the Renaissance epochs, which is obvious in Shevyrev’s diaries and letters. Besides, Italian nature (images of the Vesuvius, the island Ischia, the sea, etc.) is associated with ontological senses and remains the ideal of beauty and harmony. In Shevyrev’s diaries and letters, traditional romantic interpretation of Italy as of a cultural myth, an earthly paradise coexists with individual comprehension and philosophical accents. These features correspond to the specificity of the cultural dialogue between Russia and Italy in the creativity of the Lubomudry.

Keywords: the Lubomudry, Russian romanticism, Italian text, landscape

1949
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Stepanova E.S. ACTUALIZATION OF THE INTERDISCOURSE CATEGORY IN THE SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOURSE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 7 (196). P. 19-24

The article deals with the question of representation of the interdiscourse category in the scientific medical discourse. It provides the differentiation of the notions “intertextuality” and “interdiscursivity” and gives parameters of their differentiation. In case of intertextuality the sings are linguistic units that indicate the interaction between texts, in case of interdiscursivity the indications are the elements of conceptual and linguistic plan of the discourse. The article shows the interaction between intertextuality and interdiscursivity in the scientific medical discourse. Intertextuality depends on interdiscursivity and marks it with the help of different linguistic means. In the scientific medical discourse marked and unmarked forms represent interdiscursive connections. The article presents the examples of realization of interdiscursive connections in the scientific medical discourse. It concludes that interdiscursivity in the scientific medical discourse is a cognitive and a discursive phenomenon. The cognitive side of interdiscursivity reflects the possibility to gain and organize medical knowledge; the discursive one is connected with the extension of knowledge in the text that allows considering the acquired knowledge and experience. The category of interdiscourse is actualized by the inclusion of fragments of knowledge in this type of text that have textual and nontextual etymology and which relate to other discourses.

Keywords: interdiscourse, interdiscursivity, intertextuality, precedent phenomenon, medical discourse

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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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Sysoyeva L.S., Golovchiner V.E. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 5 (14). P. 15-19

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Dmitriyev S.V. Cultural Meanings of a Sportsman's Motion Activity. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 3 (35). P. 24-28

Projective, technological, communicative properties are determinative in man's mental and practical acti¬vity. Science, art, pedagogics possess a communica¬tive feature. However, this problem has been consi¬dered not enough in traditional didactics.

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Golubeva L.M. Considering a Question about Assessment of Educational Achievements of Schoolboys within a Contemporary Educational Paradigm. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 2 (46). P. 136-139

The article is devoted to the problem of pupils’ educational achievements assessment according to a contemporary educational paradigm of a personality development within the educational process. Development of the test tasks that allows to monitor and collects the information on educational achievements in different subject domains during training is offered.

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Dyrin V.A., Krasnozhenov E.P. Dynamic of Microbiological Process in the Native and Recultivated Eutrophic Bog Ecological System. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 6 (57). P. 45-52

The estimation of the process activites of the transformation carbon and nitrogen – containing compounds in the native and recultivated sites of the low marsrh ecological system “Tagan”, representative for Tomsk discrict were given. In creased, but low activiti of destructive processes in residual (1 m) a layer of peat under longterm grasses

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Avdoshkina O.V. Large Bourgeoisie and the Merchants on the Far East in the Second Half of the XIXth – at the Beginning of the XXth Centures. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 3 (66). P. 35-39

The research of different historical aspects of the Russian enterprise, understanding of its role and perspectives of its development at present is one of the most important directions in study of the given phenomenon. This is a more actual problem in connection with the tempestuous revival of entrepreneurship in present Russia. In given foreshortening studying the problem in its regional aspect presents unconditional interest, in particular, consideration of particularities of forming and activity of large bourgeoisie and the merchants on Far East in the second half XIX –at the beginning of XXth centuries. This article is dedicated to consideration of the most important questions, connected with peculiarities of the development, activity and economic interests of Far Eastern business circle, large firms, moreover not only Russian, but also foreign.

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Kozhanova N.V. Descriptive Means in General Nominative Paradigm of the German Language (on the Materials of Names of Professions). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 4 (67). P. 23-26

The paper considers the problems of word building in the sphere of names of professions in the German language. The most common descriptive means of word building were analyzed: the author considered structural peculiarities of different descriptive means of word building in this sphere, taking into consideration their functional characteristics.

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Dmitriyev V.A. EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCHES OF EFFICIENCY OF CREATIVE TRAINING OF STUDENTS – ENGINEERS AND TEACHERS ON THE BASIS OF INNOVATIVE DESIGNING TECHNOLOGIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 9 (87). P. 52-56

The article presents the results of the experimental studies of creative training of students of engineering universities - engineers and teachers on the basis of technologies of innovative designing. It is shown that teaching innovative designing to the students greatly influences on basic characteristics of their creative thinking – fluency, flexibility and originality. The article also presents the results of creative preparation of students in the process of performance of test works, course projects and creative exams.

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Dubrovskaya L.I., Brezhneva E.S. COMPOSITION AND TIMES DYNAMIC OF HYDROHIMICHAL FLOW WITH RIVER-WATER FROM OLIGOTROPHIC ASSOCIATE LANDSCAPE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 3 (93). P. 108-113

The aim of this study is to investigate composition and dynamics of hydrohimichal flow with river-water from oligotrophic deposits in North-eastern part of Vasyugan Mire. Module of the ion sewer has formed 1.38 g/(s-km2).

Keywords: concentration, macrocomponents, organic substances, a mineralization, the module of an ionic sewer, the background content, time dynamic, Vasyugan mire

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Afanasyeva Y.Y. ARTISTIC SPACE OF M. ZHUKOVA PROSE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 8 (98). P. 87-92

The provincial space in prose Zhukova is investigated. Reflecting on the uniqueness of female provincial character, it reveals the origins of its formation in the world of the steppe universe.

Keywords: the provinces, steppe, home, garden, church, spirituality, search, road, Saint-Petersburg

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Ivanitsky A.E., Rayda V.S., Minich A.S., Ivlev G.A. RESEARCH OF PROPERTIES OF PHOTOLUMINESCENT FILMS AT EXCITATION BY A SOLAR RADIATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 8 (110). P. 119-123

The fluorescen properties of polyethylene photoluminescent films connected with injecting to their composition of photoluminophor on the basis of linkings of europium in excitation of UV by radiation of the sun are investigated. For the first time experimental measurement of rates of fluorescent radiation of a photoluminescent film at its exploitation in natural conditions are carried out. The maximum values of fluorescence intensity of films in investigated conditions make near to 8 mW/m2, average day from 0.5 to 2 mW/m2. For the first time the received results have allowed to make a quantitative estimation of fluorescent radiation intensity of photoluminescent films at effective cultivation under them plants in natural conditions. Reproducing of such indices can allow transferring effect studying to controllable laboratory conditions.

Keywords: the polymeric, fluorescent, agricultural films; optical properties

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Novikova L.Y. THE USE OF STUDENTS’ EXPERTISE OF STUDENTS AT TRAINING MATHEMATICS AS CONDITION FOR FORMATION OF UNIVERSAL LEARNING ACTIONS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 10 (112). P. 141-144

The problem of retrieval and enrichment of students’ expertise by means of specially developed texts as condition for formation of universal learning actions (ULA) is considered in the article. There are types of texts specified which involve students’ expertise and facilitate formation of the main ULA kinds, such as: personal, regulating and cognitive. Here are examples of such texts for one of the most important themes of the school course in mathematics “Relations and Ratios”.

Keywords: universal learning actions (ULA), personal learning actions, regulating learning actions, cognitive learning actions, in detail-practical experience, relations and ratios

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Reviakina V.I. PROFILE CLASSES AS DEFINE LEVEL OF PUPIL’S PROFESSIONAL SELF-DETERMINATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 2 (117). P. 197-201

The article considers the organizational forms, content, conditions and principles of pupil’s professional orientation to education activity of pedagogical profile classes, developing in Russian secondary schools in 1990–2000.

Keywords: specialized education and professional self-determination, comparative characteristics of general admission and graduates of the teacher training classes

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Minich A.S., Minich I.B., Permyakova N.L. PRODUCTIVITY OF DIFFERENT PLANTS SPECIES AND VARIETIES OF FAMILY SOLANACEAE UNDER FLUORESCENT FILMS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 7 (122). P. 100-105

Change of plants productivity of family Solanaceae in the conditions of protected cultivation under fluorescent polyethylene films was studied. A number of general laws of plants productivity change of different varieties of Lycopersincon ecsulentum, Capsicum annuum and Solanum melongena was revealed. It has been found experimentally that increase of their productivity under fluorescent films is connected with intensive reproductive organs development, accompanied by formation of better quality fruits, and increase of plants vegetation at the average by 14 days.

Keywords: protected cultivation, fluorescent film, family Solanaceae, productivity

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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

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Bulatova T.A., Galashova N.B., Kamarova N.A. THE PROBLEM OF RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE IN TOMSK MEDIA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 12 (127). P. 208-214

The article deals with the problem of religious tolerance in Tomsk media; addresses the subjects of articulation and attribution of religious tolerance and intolerance. As a result of the number of references is the dominant denominations, which have a negative or a positive attitude to foreign religions. The analysis allows us identifing the media as teams representing the Tomsk tolerant attitude to confessions.

Keywords: religious tolerance, religious intolerance, religion, media of Tomsk

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Nizkodubov G.A. ENGLISH LANGUAGE COURSES IN ADULT EDUCATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 7 (135). P. 172-175

The paper deals with a compositional analysis of levels in adult education. The analysis is aimed at revealing key features, which determine models of adult education, peculiarities of English language courses for adult learners. The author suggests a classification for English language courses as an effective means for acquiring the maximum level in English language learning.

Keywords: lifelong education, adult education, system of education, course structure

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Pervushina N.A. BASES FOR THE CLASSIFICATION OF PSYCHOLOGICAL THEORIES OF INFORMATION PERCEPTION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 7 (148). P. 94-98

The possibility for classification of psychological theories of visual information perception are investigated with the aim to define the applicable limits for each approach. The perception of visual information is seen as part of the information process (generation, coding, storage, transfer of information, etc.). The information process interpreted within the context of post-non-classical paradigm (V. S. Stepin). This kind of perception interpretation corresponds to the methodology of information-synergetic approach developed by I. V. Melik-Gaykazyan. Therefore, the main theses and models of information- synergetic approach are chosen as bases for the classification of psychological theories of visual information perception. Some results of the of the RFBR project № 14-06-00440; of project no. 155 “Methodology of modeling of semiotic mechanisms of management of nonlinear dynamics educational systems” of the State assignment for Tomsk State Pedagogical University are presented.

Keywords: visual information, perception of visual information, post-non-classical paradigm, synergetics, information-synergetic approach

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Sazonova N.I., Galkina T.V., Zaytseva T.I., Pletneva L.M. RESULTS OF ALL-RUSSIAN SCIENTIFIC CONFERENCE WITH INTERNATIONAL PARTICIPATION “THE V HISTORICAL READINGS OF TOMSK STATE PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITY”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 2 (155). P. 236-240

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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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Stepanov V.E. HISTORY SOURCES OF ACTIVITY OF “PARTIES IN POWER” ON THE TERRITORY OF WESTERN SIBERIA IN THE 1990TH. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 5 (182). P. 72-77

The availability of historical sources is the basis that significantly increases the objectivity of the study. Such historical documents are significant when studying political parties within the framework of modern Russian history, in order to avoid excessive politicization of judgments. Studying of history of creation and functioning of «parties in power» is directly connected with involvement in scientific turnover of regulations, data of archival funds, periodicals, propaganda materials and others. It allows to expand the range of information on this problem, creates conditions for carrying out the system analysis of activities of data of the organizations in the specific region. Analyzing conditions of the source base of work, it is necessary to state that insufficient representation in archival funds of the documents which are handed over by political parties and the politized movements became the main problem of the use of sources. Nevertheless, it would be desirable to note that this lack was met by the complex use of other groups of sources, at the same time the basis of source base owing to specifics of an object and an object of research was constituted by periodicals materials. In general the provided source base is sufficient for the solution of effective objectives and tasks both in quantitative sense, and in high-quality representativeness of the provided materials.

Keywords: party in power, historical sources, documents of political parties, periodicals, memoirs literature, reference media

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Koshkarova N.N., Aleksandrova Y.A. LINGUO-COGNITIVE AND CULTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE OPPOSITION “INTELLIGENCE-SILLINESS” (ON THE BASIS OF THE RUSSIAN AND ENGLISH FOLK TALES). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 4 (193). P. 138-141

The paper is devoted to the analysis of the linguo-cognitive and cultural characteristics of the opposition representation “intelligence-silliness” on the basis of the Russian and English folk tales. The underlying premises worked out in the framework of the linguistic conceptology serve as the theoretical foundation of the research. The linguistic conceptology is viewed as a branch of modern cognitive linguistics and it often focuses on the comparative analysis of these or those concepts. Folk talk as a genre reflects the reality and interprets it from a certain perspective. Moreover, folk tale can be considered as an axiogenic event which in its turn functions as a kind of an axiogenic situation. The opposition “intelligence-silliness” is analysed from the point of view of lexical explication, gender peculiarities and social status of the tales’ heroes. The conclusion is made that the English and Russian languages differ in terms of estimating and presenting intelligent and silly people. But at the same time intelligence in both linguo-cultures is associated with mental power, common sense, experience. Silliness always means lack of innate intelligence, wit and is even equal to greediness and laziness. The perspectives of the study are outlined. The representation of the opposition “intelligence- silliness” may be studied in the common language consciousness.

Keywords: intelligence, silliness, folk tale, genre, linguistic conceptology

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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

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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

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Milevskiy O.A. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 1 (10). P. 55-57

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Antoshchuk L.K. Phenomenon of the Crowd in Russian Prose of the 1900-s. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 1 (26). P. 34-40

The article deals with the conception of mass and individual consciousness correlation in L.Andreyev's creative work and analyzes the image of the crowd in short stones «it was so» and «The Curse of the Beast*. In his creative work L. Andreyev anticipated the latest discoveries of Western phsychoiogists and sociologists in mutual conditionality of mass and power. The author of the article concludes that the writer's interest in the phenomenon of the crowd indicates actualization of the problem of the normal life arrangement in Russian cultural consciousness at the beginning of the XX-th century.

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Yazykov K.G. Personality Development Variability in the Two-Dimensional Psycho-Genetic Space. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 3 (31). P. 37-45

Mental variability of human development is considered from evolutionary genetic and onthogenetic points of view. Borderline and abnormal variability zones are represented by individuals with dissdaptive complexes genes. Geometrical zones of individuals with different degrees of abnormality are formed in phenotypical areas of integral personal parameters. Transitions between individuals develope according to genetic correlations. Dynamic approaches to analyze pnenotyical features, wioh can prove efficient for psychogenetic studies on human psyche at different hierarchial levels of variability are given.

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Menshikova E.A. Psychological-Pedagogical Aspects of Children's Successes in Learning Process in Elementary Schools. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 2 (34). P. 53-57

This article is devoted to finding significant and insignifi¬cant dependences between intellectual personality and emo¬tional- volitional components of school maturity and successes of children in studying. On the base of data research the au¬thor suggests computer program of younger classes school-children's progress that can be used by the specialists of psychological-pedagogical profile in practical work.

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Kostyukova T.A. Pedagogical Meaning of Buddhism's Ideas. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 5 (42). P. 161-167

The article is devoted to the pedagogical analysis of values, content, and methods of one of four traditional spiritual Russian practices - Buddhism. Philosophical ideas of liberation are considered here as well as original understanding of life and nature, laying in the basis of Buddhism pedagogical tradition. In the article pedagogical interpretation of Buddhism methods (concentration in inner life, special diet, limitation, meditation etc. are regarded. The article Is of interest for scientists, psychologists, philosophers, teachers and students of higher pedagogical educational establishments.

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Glagolev M.V. Wetlands in the Problem of Methane as Greenhouse Gas: What was Investigated and What is Forthcoming. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 4 (78). P. 74-77

The paper presents brief results on the methane emission research for the wetlands of West Siberia. These results include the discovery of new acidophilic methanogenic and methanotrophic microorganisms. Some partial problems for further research are pointed out

Keywords: Methanogenesis, West Siberia, methanogenic microorganisms, methanotrophic microorganisms, methane emission.

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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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