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Dyrin V.A. ACTIVITY OF CATALASE IN PEAT OF VIRGIN AND RECLAMATED SITES OF LOWLAND BOG ECOSYSTEM. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 6 (84). P. 121-125

In virgin and residual (1 m) peat under permanent cereal grasses of reclamated site of lowland bog ecosystem activity of catalase was defined in 1993, 2002 and 2008 in dynamics. It is shown, that activity of this enzyme is defined by local meteoconditions, peat temperature, level of swamp waters, presence of nutrients (in the form of mineral fertilizers). The reclamation of the developed site (since 1986) has not caused essential increase of fermentative activity in all terms of researches, only in 2008 the tendency to its increase was teethed. The soil of a virgin fallow and soil of experiment site are characterized by comparable sizes of activity of catalase, possibly because residual peat is the lowermost horizon of before not drained virgin soil.

Keywords: marsh ecosystems, virgin soil, reclamated soil, enzymes, catalase, biological potency, peat, manurials, grasses

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Voyevoda N.B. MEASURING IN SPACE IN THE HUMAN-CENTRIC ASPECT (DATA OF ENGLISH). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 3 (105). P. 109-112

This article deals with the peculiarities of the concept «space» expression from a position of a human being’s commonplace sense and existing everyday practice. The methods of «inaccurate» vertical measurement of the space with the help of the parts of the human body have been analyzed (data of English).

Keywords: space, «inaccurate» measurement, vertical, anthropocentrism, scalar and vector observations, everyday practice

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Snegirev T.V. DIVERGENCE OF THE EFFECTIVE ACTION OF FREE MASSLESS SPIN-3 THEORY IN ANTI-DE-SITTER SPACE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 8 (110). P. 57-59

In this work we investigate the structure of the effective action for a simplest model of the higher spin fields, free massless spin-3 field theory in anti-de Sitter space. We calculate the divergence of the effective action in the one-loop approximation, which in 4-dimensional space can be reduced to finding De Witt’s coefficients.

Keywords: quantization, effective action, one-loop approximation, higher spins, De Witt’s coefficients

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Nikolskaya O.L. REVEAL THE PSYCHOLOGICAL BASIS THE CREATIVE POTENTIAL OF STUDENTS TEACHER TRAINING UNIVERSITY AND PREPARATION OF FOR CREATIVE ACTIVITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 13 (141). P. 48-55

The article reveals the psychological basis of the creative potential of students’ training at a pedagogical university and preparation them for creative activity and methods for their organization in different approaches to teaching rising generations that has a determining influence on the quality of educational processes and development of the personality of a new type demanded new social and economic conditions in Russia.

Keywords: psychological bases of the development of the creative potential, self-actualization, prospective learning technologies, system, pedagogue

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Karageorgiy N.M., Altukhova N.V. THE USE OF WORK THERAPY AS A MEANS OF ADAPTTIVE PHYSICAL CULTURE IN COMPLEX REHABILITATION OF PERSONS WITH PARKINSON DISEASE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 1 (154). P. 112-117

In Russia now the social policy concerning disabled people considerably improves. The special relevance is gained by the programs of development of disabled people’s complex medico-social rehabilitation. Complex rehabilitation increases the level of the host functionality, promotes recovery of the social communications lost because of chronic diseases. The social and pedagogical component of complex rehabilitation motivates chronic patients with violations of the motive sphere to daily occupations with adaptive physical culture. Work therapy as a means of adaptive physical culture can positively influence a social rehabilitations of persons with Parkinson disease. Parkinson’s disease is one of the reasons for invalidization and disability of mature agepersons. The main symptoms of a disease are motive violations and cognitive frustrations. The application of rational work therapy in a complex with pharmacotherapy, a dietotherapy, physiotreatment improves a psycho-functional state, household adaptation and socialization of patients with parkinsonism at late stages of disease.

Keywords: work therapy, complex rehabilitation, Parkinson illness, adaptive physical culture, social adaptation

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Galashova N.B., Kamarova N.A., Chernykh E.I. NON-STANDARD FORMS OF ADVERTISING EXPOSURE: MARKETING EFFECT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 5 (158). P. 63-68

The main strategic objective of advertising is to increase sales of a particular company. There is no doubt that the consumer knows about this problem and about the various methods of advertising impact. Some of these methods seem to be quite complex, and some clear and simple. The relevance of the study due to the fact that the effectiveness of traditional promotional tools, such as direct advertising and public relations, goes down each year. Marketers develop alternative ways of influencing consumer. This article discusses the non-standard forms of advertising and promotion: ambient marketing, product placement, creating intrigue in the advertising message, flashmobs and other.

Keywords: marketing tools to promote products and services, the efficiency of instruments of promotion, nonstandard forms of advertising promotion

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Dubskikh A.I., Sevastyanova V.S. “STAR” INTERVIEW: STRUCTURAL AND COMPOSITIONAL ASPECTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 3 (168). P. 24-28

The article dwells upon the range of theoretical issues related to the definition of the concept of “star” interview. The article is focused on structural and compositional characteristics of “star” interview’s texts as a form of massmedia discourse. The author analyzes constitutive components and reveals distinct characteristics of “star” interview. The emphasis of “star” interview is placed on person’s eccentricity. This interview is aimed to create a bright emotional-psychological portrait. The key goal of “star” interview is to attract attention and maintain interest of the mass audience. There are a lot of personal questions in “star” interview. This explains the fact that “star” interview is less informative in social and political terms.

Keywords: mass-media discourse, “star” interview, journalist, respondent, mass audience, dialogical text, dialogical unity

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Bondarchuk E.M. POETICS OF CULTURAL MEMORY AND SUBJECT-MATERIAL ONTHOLOGY IN THE NOVEL BY F.M. DOSTOEVSKY “THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 5 (211). P. 142-154

Introduction. The basis of cultural memory are the processes of “rebirth” and “oblivion”, the ratio of which affects the spiritual make-up of each era. However, the action of the mechanism of “cultural memory” acquires special significance in times of social cataclysms. In the artistic thinking of the crisis time, the semantic complex of “cultural memory” primarily implements the function of “ordering the elemental world”, “modeling” its aesthetically relevant “copy” according to the universal principle of the creation myth and its structure. The understanding of the spiritual reality of the crisis time is carried out in synthesized forms that arise as a result of intrageneric and intergenre transformations. This kind of artistic phenomena includes the final novel by F. M. Dostoevsky’s “The Brothers Karamazov”, which reflects the author’s desire to create a universal artistic super-form for a comprehensive embodiment of the worldview. Aim and objectives. To study the subject-material world in the novel “The Brothers Karamazov” from ontological positions and in the context of the poetics of cultural memory. In this regard to identify characteristic features of descriptive parts of the plot, to reveal key spatial images, to differentiate the “subject” and “material” meanings of interior objects. Material and methods. The article explores the features of image of the objective world in the novel “The Brothers Karamazov”, relying on the works by M. M. Bakhtin, S. S. Averintsev, A. P. Chudakov, M. N. Epstein, K. G. Isupov. The subject of study is the interior as one of the aspects of the subject-material world and a number of things-operators in their connection with the problems of cultural memory. The study is carried out on the basis of the structuralsemiotic method. Results and discussion. In Russian literary criticism, the problem of object / subject poetics has not been systematically studied. The tokens “subject” and “thing” are most often used in a generalized sense. The differences in their etymons are given, the composite term “subject-material world” is proposed, which combines different (visual and auditory) versions of the artistic interpretation of reality while preserving the original values, and also includes an approach to the subject and things from the standpoint of spiritual development, the discovery of existential meaning. The subject-material aspect in the poetics of F. M. Dostoevsky is represented in an undeveloped manner. However, in the context of the aspiration of thought F. M. Dostoevsky on the “subject-matter”, “substantial” subject-material world acquires special characteristics. The “stereotyped” descriptions of interiors in the novel “The Brothers Karamazov”, as a technique, creates multiple plot calls and repetitions, which together reveal a metaphysical image of the common space. Interior items, depicted extremely conditionally, at the same time realize the symbolic function of the “things” of messengers. The brevity of descriptions, which in the limit boils down to enumeration, actualizes the early, donarrative forms of the cumulative type in the plot, giving dynamics and eventfulness to the descriptive parts of the plot. In addition, the symbolism of objects of the subject-real world includes the possibility of transforming an object into a thing, which is understood as revealing the eidos, living structure or metaphysical depth of a thing and the inverse movement of a thing into an object, “closing” its existential core, “solidifying” within the external forms of material existence. Conclusion. Thus, the subject-material world in “The Brothers Karamazov”, in particular the interior, given in brief descriptions, listings, references, not only dotted outlines the contours of everyday life of heroes, determines the trajectories of their movements, actions, but also implements the possibility of “entering” into existential meanings, into the space of sacred memory, becoming, by the definition of P. Florensky, a symbol of Eternity created in Time.

Keywords: cultural memory, object, thing, interior, iteration, metaphysics, eidos, descriptive fragments, Dostoevsky, “The Brothers Karamazov”

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Skrylnikova N.A. Competition in the informational economics. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2000. Issue 5 (21). P. 39-42

The article gives the basic ideas about the changes in a competitive world in connection with the spread of Information Technologies.

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Sobolnikov V.V. Particularities of Siberian Peoples' Ethnicity. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 3 (31). P. 18-24

In this article the results of the psychological study of ethnoses, living in Siberian region, are described. The ethnical identifity of separate ethnoses. the psychological distance between representatives of title ethnoses and Russian-speaking population. Substitutions of ethnical national attitudes in some ethnoses were noticed. The data on the national composition of numerically small peoples are presented.

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Kokarevich M.N. To the Problem of Distinction of Culture and Civilization. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2004. Issue 2 (39). P. 98-102

In the article it is shown, that the civilization is a necessary, constant aspect of culture. Each culture, cultural – historical type represent objectivation and an explication of cultural and civilized values as actualizations of cultural and civilized aspects of a human nature. Cultural aspect of a human nature is represented by need for creativity, for sense of the existence, for belief, for service to idea etc.; civilized aspect such as need for safety, well-being, care of posterity etc. Then, cultural values – Real, True, the God etc.; civilized values – family, validity, a cosiness etc.

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Grigoray I.V. . Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 8 (71). P. 151-152

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Dolgin V.N. FRESH-WATER MOLLUSCS IN FOOD OF FISHES OF SIBERIA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 6 (84). P. 117-120

In the article on the basis of long-term researches the data about the role of fresh-water molluscs in food of fishes in the reservoirs of Siberia is generalized. Qualitative and quantitative characteristics of food Coregonus, Acipenser and some Cyprinidae fishes from the pools of the rivers Ob, Enisei, Lena, Yana, Indigirka and Kolyma and from the reservoirs of peninsulas Yamals, Gydansky and Tajmyrsky are given.

Keywords: Molluscs, Coregonus, Acipenser, occurrence, food, Ob, Enisei, Tajmyr, Lena, Yana, Indigirka, Kolyma, Subarctic region, Arctic regions

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Gach O.B. LEGAL BASIS OF A FORMATION OF NON-GOVERNMENTAL EDUCATION IN PRE-REVOLUTIONARY RUSSIA. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 9 (99). P. 156-161

The article covers the problem of formation of legal basis of the activity of private educational institutions in prerevolutionary Russia and presents the analysis of the basic laws in the sphere of non-governmental education.

Keywords: non-governmental education, private educational institution, private school, public school, prerevolutionary history of Russia

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Cheremisina-Kharrer I.A. PROBLEM-BASED LEARNING OF ENGLISH FOR ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY STUDENTS IN THE CONTEXT OF INTERDISCIPLINARY GROUP PROJECTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 10 (112). P. 68-71

The paper focuses on certain aspects of using the technology of problem-based learning of English for engineering students in the context of solving interdisciplinary problems. Teaching English by doing project work encourages the development of intercultural communication skills in modern engineers, who will be able to work in teams and solve engineering problems with the help of project management tools.

Keywords: problem-based learning, soft skills, interdisciplinary project work, intercultural competence

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Boronenko T.S. POST-NEWTONIAN EFFECTS IN THE MOTION OF THE INNERMOST JUPITER’S SATELLITES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 7 (122). P. 70-75

In the present paper the possibility of measuring general relativistic effects on the orbits of the inner Jupiter’s satellites are discussed. We consider for Amalthea J5 the question if the PN components of orbital precession can be isolated from the far larger Newtonian precession. The results of several numerical simulations have shown that all larger contributions of Newtonian perturbations can be modeled and subtracted out.

Keywords: celestial mechanics, perturbation theory, satellites dynamics, relativistic effects, Jupiter’s satellites

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Makeeva N.U. PSYCHOLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY OF SPECIALISTS IN THE PENSION FUND OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 6 (134). P. 180-183

The article deals with psychological content of professional activity of the specialists in the Pension fund of Russian Federation. It also reveals characteristic features activity and features of the working position of specialists in the Pension fund. There were analysed main requirements to the specialist as to the personality and the subject of work.

Keywords: professional activity, psychological analysis of professional activity, working position, specialists in the Pension fund of the Russian Federation

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Titova O.V. CORRESPONDENCE OF THE SAFETY POTENTIAL OF HERITAGE OBJECTS AND HISTORICAL AND CULTURAL POTENTIAL OF THE SPECIALLY PROTECTED NATURAL TERRITORIES OF VOLOGDA REGION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 8 (136). P. 217-221

The article presents the results of assessment of historical and cultural potential and the safety potential objects of heritage of specially protected natural territories of Vologda region. As a result of the analysis of the correspondence potentials we identified three groups of their equivalents on the basis of which the conclusions on the possibility of incorporating of specially protected natural territories into tourist activities.

Keywords: specially protected natural territories, natural and cultural heritage, the safety potential objects of heritage, historical and cultural potential

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Guohong W. THE POETICS OF THE A. P. CHEKHOV’S WORKS’ HEADINGS IN THE ASPECT OF THE IDEA AND CONTENT UNITY IN CHEKHOV’S ARTISTIC WORLD. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 3 (168). P. 130-134

The article is devoted to the A. Chekhov’s works’ titles analysis as the unified system, and to the discovery of the correlations of the poetic particularity with the peculiarities of his artistic world. The analysis is made in two different aspects, both in the isolated context of the author’s works and also from the point of view of inclusion of Chekhov’s art in the continuous literary process. The author attempts to compare the regularities in the choice of the titles related to the artistic works of the wrighter’s closest contemporaries – I. S. Turgenev, I. A. Bunin, who as well as Chekhov composed flash fiction.

Keywords: Chekhov, name, heading, title, poetics

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Kacheva E.V., Borchenko I.D., Abramovskikh T.A. DIAGNOSTICS AS A MECHANISM FOR CREATING CONDITIONS ENSURING THE LEVEL OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF THE TEACHER FOR WORK IN THE DIGITAL EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2021. Issue 5 (217). P. 124-132

Introduction. The relevance of the study lies in the fact that today, in the period of the accelerating process of development and implementation of e-learning and distance learning technologies, the creation of a promising educational system, it is necessary to anticipate and forestall the emerging very contradictory problems. One of them is the demand for scientific and pedagogical workers who possess the necessary skills to carry out work in the electronic information and educational environment of the institute, and their insufficient training for the successful application of these technologies in professional activities. The goal is to identify the level of professional competence of scientific and pedagogical workers in order to organize activities in the digital educational environment. Material and methods. The methodological basis of the study was the psychological concept of the subject-activity approach, the essence of which lies in the idea of the person as an active subject, self-improving, self-actualizing and self-determining. The idea of this approach is based on the connection between the cognitive and activity mechanisms of the subject’s involvement in the external environment and assumes that he has a stable personal position on his own transformation and development. No less important is the second approach – acmeological – increasing the teacher’s professional competencies through informal forms of professional development. Results and discussion. The article presents an analysis of the problem of training scientific and pedagogical workers for the development of additional professional programs developed in the format of digital educational resources in the context of an accelerated change in the social and professional environment due to the expansion of digital technologies. The authors’ attention is focused on diagnosing digital competencies of specialists. The study of the digital competence of the scientific and pedagogical workers of the institute made it possible to determine the influence of the digital educational space on their professional development and to reveal the level of their readiness to participate in didactic communications using digital technologies. Conclusion. Thus, it should be noted that the diagnostics made it possible to fully assess the level of the institute’s employees with the competencies necessary to work in a digital educational environment, including for the development and implementation of additional professional programs in the format of digital educational resources. So, after the proposed number of forms of advanced training for teachers of the institute, in December 2021, a second diagnosis will be carried out, which will show the dynamics of increasing professional competence in terms of work in a digital educational environment.

Keywords: digital education, professional competencies, digital competencies, diagnostics of teachers’ competence levels, digital educational environment

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Sannikova L.V. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 3 (6). P. 41-43

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Pankin V.A. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 3 (12). P. 39-39

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Anyanova N.A. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 5 (14). P. 73-74

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Karpov A.B. The meaning building aspects of the religious mentality. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 3 (28). P. 55-57

The article «The meaning building aspects of the religious mentality* is the first authors attempt to approach to the analysis of the main meaning building aspects of the religious mentality as the ground of the mentality in general and confirmation of the culture building role for religious knowledge on every existence levels.

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Voytekhovskaya M.P., Kochurina S.A. Tomsk teachers' institute during the years of the first world war (1914— 1917). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2001. Issue 3 (28). P. 68-75

In the article the analysis of functioning of Tomsk Teachers' Institute during the period of the World War I is presented made on the basis of archives documents. The main problems of organization of the learning process in the Institute under the conditions of war times are disclosed. The changes in the faculty staff, students' structure, peculiarities of job placement of graduates are examined as well as the situation of military mobilization of students in the period viewed.

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Werner Н.K. Pustai J. Discussion Remarks Regarding Investigation of Language-Basis (Proto-Uralic). (= Publications of Ural-Altaic Society. V. 43). Visbaden. 1995.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 1 (29). P. 63-64

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Klimova M.N. On the History of "The Oedipus Plot" in the Russian Literature. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 8 (59). P. 60-68

The article traces the history of one of the most well-known literary plots on the Russian ground - in the masterpieces of the Ancient Russian literature and the works of the «new time* writ¬ers, such as V.K. Kukhelbekker, K.K. Slutchevsky, A.M. Remizov, B.A. Pilnyak and others.

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Batratskaya Y.S. The Peculiarities of Integrated Industrial – Bank Structures in Russian Transition Economy Formation. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 12 (63). P. 116-119

The article presents the analysis of the role of industrial-bank capital in different stages of development of integrated structures. The advantages of industrial – bank unification are marked: enlarging size of capital, widening of profit earning possibilities, reduction and division of market risks, creation of the conditions for productive investment activity. Industrial-bank unifications appear to be the link, which is able to create high structured capital which provides the conditions for economic growth.

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From E. . Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 8 (71). P. 148-148

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Rogotneva E.N. Models of Personality and Their Realization in Various Educational Systems. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 1 (75). P. 123-125

The information synergetic approach (Melik-Haiazyan I.V.) lets to state that education is a process. It gave possibilities to constitute consequent stages of educational systems’ development. So, now we can follow the way of appearing and developing of European educational paradigms, which go back to different ethical ideas. As soon as principle of complementarity doesn’t work within ethics, system differences of education mean the boundaries of pedagogic technologies. The research is supported by grant RFBR №08-06-00109

Keywords: information-synergetic approach, procedurality of education, stages of educational systems development, paradigms of European education, ethical systems, system differences of education, borders of pedagogical technologies

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Kaverin Y.A. CREATIVE SELF-DEVELOPMENT OF THE TEACHER AS PROCESS OF PERFECTION OF ITS PROFESSIONALISM. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 10 (88). P. 55-58

The article desribes the essential aspects of creative self-development of a teacher and suggests the criterions of this process efficiency. The article also covers goal, conditions, mechanism of creative self-development of a teacher, defines its components and levels.

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Khandorin V.G. ON THE AGRARIAN VIEWS OF SIBERIAN CONSTRUCTIONAL DEMOCRATS DURING THE REVOLUTION AND CIVIL WAR. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 9 (99). P. 33-45

The article is devoted to the analysis of the Siberian Constructional Democrats’ program positions evolution on the agrarian issue during the revolution and Civil War and the attempts of their practical achievements. Compromise content of the agrarian policy of the Constructional Democrats in the reviewed period, its motives, influence on the policy of A. V. Kolchak government and the reasons for the final failure was revealed on the materials of the Constructional Democrats party congresses and conferences, the Constructional Democrats periodical press and the archival documents.

Keywords: Liberalism, Siberia, Revolution, Civil War

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Savintseva N.V. THE INTEGRATION OF E-LEARNING WITH TRADITIONAL TRAINING TOOLS FOR SCHOOL MATHEMATICS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 11 (101). P. 147-150

The article is devoted to the approaches to the integration of e-learning with traditional training tools for school Mathematics, based on example of e-educational complex in mathematics for primary school; it describes in detail the structure of electronic complex.

Keywords: school textbook with a new type of computer support, e-education complex in mathematics.

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Urazova M.B., Eshpulatov S.N. FRAME TECHNOLOGY AS WAY OF FORMING INDEPENDENT THINKING OF STUDENTS AT PEDAGOGICAL UNIVERSITIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 4 (106). P. 163-165

The essence of frame technology is revealed in the given article, also its efficiency and productivity are considered. This system allows students to develop cognitive activity, independent way of thinking and creative abilities. In addition, the technology changes base of the educational pedagogical ambience itself by filling it with the spirit of cooperation and development of the individual.

Keywords: frame technology, frame scheme, model of knowledge, slots

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Molokova O.A. DYNAMICS OF THE STUDENTS ASSESSMENT OF RELATIONSHIP WITH TEACHERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 1 (129). P. 38-41

Humanistic approaches to learning based on relationship of the teacher and the student. The problem for the development of such approaches may be difficult to establish the atmosphere of a dialogue. his article analyses the ten-year study conducted in the Linguistic University, which reflects some of the features of interpersonal relations among teachers and students. According to the author, the results indicate changes in relation to the main subjects of training due to the increasing role of humanistic trend in the outlook of teachers.

Keywords: humanistic outlook, interpersonal relationships of teachers and students, the dynamics of evaluation relations, pedagogical conflicts

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Rakitina S.V. Cognitive and Semantic Matter of a Term in Scientific Text. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 3 (47). P. 10-14

The article is devoted to cognitive and semantic contents of the tern in scientific functional style, to peculiarities of its development in the process of discursive thinking, which is typical of a scientist who explains the foundation of his new conception

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Osipova O.A. Thoughts about the Indo-European Heteroclite Declension.. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 4 (48). P. 5-9

An attempt is taken to prove that Indo-European heteroclite declension may be explained through the typological comparison with the possessive declensions in Finno-Ugric languages.

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Ivanov A.S. People Deportation Mechanisms During The Great Patriotic War. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2008. Issue 3 (77). P. 94-97

The article considers mechanisms of the displacement of Calmik settelers in Omsk region, at that special attention is given to Khanti-Mansiysk region. The process of internal migration during the war are studied. For the first time the author introduces the scientific use, the numerous materials which were not published earlier.

Keywords: SpecialTrials-Calmiс, deportation, Omsk region, Khanti-Mansiysk region, Dwelling space, Migration, Statefishorg.

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Barsht K.A. “THE ETHEREAL WIND” CONCEPTION AND THE THEORY OF RELATIVITY BY A. EINSTEIN IN A. P. PLATONOVA’S WORKS: IMITATION AND INTERPRETATION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 7 (109). P. 122-128

The scientific revolution of the end 19th – beginning 20th century had a great importance on the formation of Platonov’s world-view. Especially it refers to the Einshtein’s Theory of Relativity and the connected with it polemics about “the ethereal wind”. Platonov studied these conceptions in the beginning of 1920-s as a student of the physical and mathematical faculty, then he was interested in this matter like a philosopher and a man of letters. The article depicts some ways of reflection for these two theories in Platonov’s stories.

Keywords: creativity A. Platonov, poetic language, the substance of existence the theory of relativity, theory of the ether, quantum, the electron, the gravity, radio the evolution, time and the space

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Babaev E.A. CANADA AND COUNTRIES OF THE ASIAN-PACIFIC REGION: TENDENCIES OF THE LAST THIRD OF THE 20TH CENTURY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 11 (113). P. 48-52

The article is devoted to Canada’s policy in the countries of the Asian-Pacific region in the 1970–1990s. It analyzes the efforts of Canadian diplomats in intensification of bilateral links and co-operation in the regional international organizations.

Keywords: international relations, Canada, Japan, China, Commonwealth, APEC, ACEAN

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Nuriakhmetova N.R. THE CONTENT AND THE FORM OF HOLDING TEACHERS’ QUALIFICATION EXAMINATION UNDER THE NEW CERTIFICATION ORDER OF TEACHERS OF STATE AND MUNICIPAL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS IN RUSSIAN FEDERATION REGIONS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 123-126

The article is devoted to problems of the development of teachers’ qualification examination holding procedure instituted by 2011.

Keywords: certification, qualification examination, holding procedure

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Cherkasova I.I. CHARACTERISTICS OF LAWS AND PRINCIPLES OF HIGHER SCHOOL LEVEL OF PANORAMIC-PEDAGOGICAL THINKING FORMATION PROCESS OF FUTURE TEACHERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 203-209

This article deals with the concept “panoramic-pedagogical thinking”. It also proves possibility of its formation during high school education. It characterizes external and internal laws of formation process and principles corresponding to them.

Keywords: panoramic-pedagogical thinking; concept of panoramic-pedagogical thinking formation; laws; principles

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Nevskaya I.A. INCLUSIVE AND EXCLUSIVE IN ALTAIC LANGUAGES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 1 (116). P. 75-81

The article deals with the category of inclusive/exclusive in Altaic languages: special sets of pronouns and nominal and verbal forms in Manchu-Tungusic and Mongolic, forms of augmented and minimal inclusive in Turkic imperative paradigms. A special attention is paid to the structural patterns of building inclusive. All-Turkic multi-plural personal pronouns having more than one affi x of plurality in their morphological structure as well as collective-dual pronouns in Yakut are characterized according to their ability to express inclusive/exclusive semantics.

Keywords: exclusive, inclusive, minimal and augmented inclusive Altaic languages

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Federyakin A.J. CONVENTION AS A LITERARY DEVICE IN ILYA EHRENBURG’S CYCLE “CONVENTIONAL SUFFERINGS OF CAFЙ’S HABITUE”. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2014. Issue 11 (152). P. 55-59

The article presents a short review of underexplored part of Ehrenburg’s artistic heritage – literary cycle “Conventional Sufferings of Cafй’s Habitue” – in connection with the phenomenon of the convention stated in the title of the cycle. The place of the reviewed cycle is accounted in the works of Ilya Ehrenburg in 20s of the XX century. The paper analyses ideological and thematic content of the text, its aesthetic and genre nature. The article deduces relation between convention as a literary device in the cycle and other arts that was Ehrenburg’s subject of attention. Convention as a literary device is compared with a line of cinematographic acceptances, what gives a whole cycle combination of essay and novella types of writing. Chosen locuses allow the usage of a round-up technique, which gives a panoramic view of reality to the cycle.

Keywords: Ilya Ehrenburg, literary cycle, convention in literature, 20s of XX century

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Belonogova T.Y. WAYS OF TERM FORMATION IN THE OLD ENGLISH AND OLD RUSSIAN LANGUAGES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 6 (171). P. 99-102

Discusses the ways of term formation in Old English and Old Russian based on the data of Anglo-Saxon and Old Russian charters which deal with legal transactions of landed property. As follows from the analysis the most productive way of term formation in Anglo-Saxon and Old Russian charters was semantic derivation, the change of the meaning of words already existing in the language. Consequently common lexis constituted the basis of emerging terminology in Anglo-Saxon and Old Russian charters. The term formation took place by means of terminologisation of common lexis. The transfer of common lexis into the sphere of terminology was accompanied by semantic narrowing, metonymic and metaphoric transfer of the meaning.

Keywords: Anglo-Saxon charter, Old Russian charter, ways of term formation, semantic derivation, semantic narrowing, metonymic transfer, metaphoric transfer

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Gubaydullina A.N. ONTOLOGICAL MOTIFS IN THE KRASNOYARSK ANTHOLOGY OF LITERATURE FOR CHILDREN. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 1 (198). P. 67-73

Introduction. The article describes the prerequisites for addressing the Krasnoyarsk anthology, which is the phenomenon of two-address literature (for schoolchildren and adults). Aim and objectives. The purpose of the survey was to examine the key motifs of poetic and prose works included in the “Anthology for children” of Krasnoyarsk Territory (2017). Materials and research methods. The author uses the method of motive and thematic analysis. The author analyzes the key motifs of the poetic and prose works, included in the “Anthology of literature for children” of the Krasnoyarsk Territory (2017). The anthology includes poems and prose of 58 authors. The compilers of the anthology included texts of various genres: prose (for example, M. Koryakin), fairy tales (V. Nesterenko, L. Rychkova), prose miniature (E. Zharikova), lyrical poetry (A. Dudin, N. Iva), excerpts from the poem (M. Tarkovsky, O. Aksenova), poetic alphabet (N. Anishina), puzzles (K. Eremin, M. Radkevich). The texts were written during the second half of the twentieth century and at the beginning of the XXI century. At present, regional studies have a high scientific value. The author turns to the anthology, published in 2017. The study reveals an auto-reference of Siberia in poetry and prose of both the Soviet and the post-Soviet period. Results and discussion. Writers of the mid-twentieth century reproduce in their works an ontological model of the world. In different texts, one can see the mythological model of the world as a repeating cycle. The main motives organizing this model of the world are such as the model of an anthropomorphic, creative taiga and the motive of an ideal, free childhood. Conclusion. The key conflict in the texts of the middle of XX century is the conflict between nature and urban civilization. However, in the texts of the early 21st century, the ontological picture of the world gives way to the game perception of the world.

Keywords: contemporary literature for children, writers of Krasnoyarsk, Siberian poetry, Siberian prose, analysis of motives

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Kolmakova O.A. CHILD AND CHILDISHNESS IN THE NOVEL BY P. V. KRUSANOV «THE AMERICAN HOLE». Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 1 (198). P. 74-80

Introduction. The image of a child in art is universal because it is associated with the widest range of problems: from socio-psychological to philosophical and cultural. The aesthetic complex of childishness turns out to be highly relevant for expressing the essence of the subject of the modern transition due to the specificity of the image of the child, which is associated not only with the ideas of naturalness and creative fantasy, but also infantilism and primitivism. Aim and objectives. The aim of this work is disclosure of the symbolic content of the motif and image complex of childishness in P. V. Krusanov’s novel “American hole” (2005). The objectives of the work are studying the role of the Child archetype (“Infant-Orphan”, “Divine Infant”) and the myth-folklore motifs associated with this archetype (“children in the forest”, “initiation”). Materials and research methods. The author of the article used the structural-semiotic method, the method of myth-restoration and the method of complex analysis based on the synthesis of literary theoretic, linguistic and philosophical-cultural approaches to the artistic text. Results and discussion. To express the essence of the subject of modern transition epoch, the aesthetic complex of the childishness is very relevant, because the child’s specific image means not only naturalness and imagination, but also infantilism and primitivism. In the novel “The American Hole” by P. Krusanov, the deep symbolism of the child’s image is created by play upon the Jung’s Child archetype (“Infant-Orphan”, “Divine Infant”) and the associated myth and folk motifs (“children in the forest”, “initiation”). Despite the prevailing in the text elements of the carnival, subjecting all its ideology and axiology to inversion, the mythological analysis of the plot allows us to reveal the serious meanings that constitute the author’s “message” to the reader. The plot of the transformation of reality in the game, organized by the extremely free artist Sergey Kuryokhin and the eternal boy Evgraf, cancels the idea of the inevitable elimination of childhood and childish in adult life. Conclusion. The author of the article comes to the following conclusions. Firstly, the game inversion creates in the novel by P. Krusanov axiologically ambivalent images of the modern transitional era. Secondly, the inconsistency of the image of the child becomes a means of identifying a modern person with his infantilism, on the one hand, and the cult of creativity, on the other. Thirdly, the child for the modern man continues to be a symbol of hope and spiritual enlightenment.

Keywords: P. V. Krusanov, “The American hole”, child, childishness, play, image, motif, archetype

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Kryuchkova O.Y. THE SCALE OF SPEECH AWARENESS AS AN INDICATOR OF DYNAMIC PROCESSES IN DIALECT COMMUNICATION AND CONSCIOUSNESS OF DIALECT SPEAKERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 3 (209). P. 96-103

Introduction. Meta-language narratives are the most indicative material to study how the dialect speakers perceive their own speech and the speech of others, as well as peculiarities of their linguistic reflection. The study of this phenomenon revealed the set of peculiarities of dialect speakers’ language consciousness. But dynamic aspects of dialect speakers’ language consciousness haven’t been examined until present. The purpose of the article is to reveal the types (degrees) of meta-language reflection and to determine the factors of its heterogeneity in the speech of dialect speakers. Material and methods. The material for analysis includes contexts with meta-language topics; the subject of the research is the character of meta-language topic development in the speech of a dialect speaker, as well as his ability for metalanguage reflection; the main research method is probabilistic object modeling. Results and discussion. Records of dialect speech represent different degrees of awareness of dialect speakers of their speech – from almost complete inability to concentrate their attention on a word itself, in distraction from objects and situations denoted by this word, to the active meta-language reflection. The attention of dialect speakers is usually drawn to the language and speech in those communicative situations, when the communicants belong to different social groups and have visibly different language and/or culture codes. But there are also transitional, intermediate degrees of speech awareness. These are the cases of effortful, gradual transition from the situational reflection to the linguistic one, the cases of switching from meta-language topic to the reflection on the corresponding facts or things, as well as the cases of meta-language reflection in situations, untypical for literary language speakers. Conclusion. Unwritten traditional culture is characterized by the weak speech awareness, by the interfusion of the word itself and situations it represents. These features are consequences of such general distinguishing characteristics of traditional folk life culture bearers as the priority of trivial consciousness in contrast with rational (theoretical) consciousness, which is formed by specially organized cognitive activity. The strengthening of meta-language reflection is associated with the growth of literacy among the dialect speakers. Familiarization with written culture leads to greater speech awareness, to shifting the balance between trivial and rational consciousness. The scale of the degrees of speech awareness in dialect speech is the result and the evidence of changes in dialect communication. The specificity of socio-cultural situations in the dialects supports and promotes the tendency to the expansion of meta-language reflection.

Keywords: dialect, language consciousness, meta-language introspection

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Stepovaya V.I. ENGLISH-LANGUAGE RECEPTION OF N. V. GOGOL’S COMEDY “THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR” IN THE TRANSLATION INTERPRETATION BY K. GARNETT. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2020. Issue 5 (211). P. 192-205

Introduction. The choice of approach to the analysis of literary translation in this article is explained by the fact that interpretation in translation involves co-creation of the translator and the author of the original work, so that a new understanding of it can arise. Aim and objectives. The aim of the article is to identify the differences between the author’s interpretation of the comedy “The Government Inspector” and its translation interpretation by K. Garnett. It will allow us to see the semantic transformations of the work as it penetrates into the English-speaking culture. Material and methods. The material of the research is the comedy “The Government Inspector” by N. V. Gogol and its translation into English, made by the British translator K. Garnett in 1926. The methodology of this research is based on a comparative method, as well as a method for studying translation through the concept of “translation interpretation”. Results and discussion. The translator does not put the name “Silent scene” in a separate title and writes it in small italics merged with the previous text. This reduces its significance for English readers. In addition, K. Garnett in the translation of the play removes the division into scenes, which supports the classical symmetry and correctness of architectonics, while demonstrating the subordination of being to the divine plan. This suggests that in the understanding of the translator there were no initially harmonious laws of human existence. As for anthroponomy, all the names and surnames of the characters are conveyed by K. Garnett using transliteration. This means that for the English-speaking reader, their “speaking” meaning is lost. At the same time, this method of translation may also have a deeper meaning. In the original work, the characters are united by their involvement in vice, the symbolic embodiment of which they are. They are also connected by a common expectation of punishment for their actions and, undoubtedly, by belonging to the same people, since this issue was important for Gogol. It embodies the influence of the romanticism traditions on him. In comedy, the unity of the people demonstrates, in particular, the common national character of the dramatic personae. The presence and nature of the vice in each individual case is expressed, among other things, by the name of the character. But since this semantics is lost due to transliteration in translation, the connecting thread becomes less obvious to English-speaking reader. The loss of the original semantics of belonging of heroes to a common nation is facilitated by the translation of phraseological phrases, proverbs and sayings found in the original text. In the translation by K. Garnett, the idiomatic speech of the characters, indicating their folk character, was largely reduced. A similar feature is the frequent replacement of colloquial expressions of heroes with lexemes of the literary language. Therefore, the characters’ speech becomes more neutral and loses its expressiveness. Due to the prevailing number of such transformations, the characters of the dramatic personae in the translation of the comedy can hardly be called folk. Regarding the translation of Russian realities, it should be noted that K. Garnett replaced many of them with English ones. And although we cannot say that this applies to all realities, but they are the absolute majority, which cannot but affect readers reception. Among other things, K. Garnett adds a Gendarme to the list of actors, which does not correspond to Gogol’s conception. The Gendarme in the comedy acts as a “herald of the Last judgment” and his figure shows “transpersonal power”, which is why he is not on the stage of the theater. However, the appearance of the Gendarme in the list of actors in the translation text completely deprives him of the opportunity to embody the hand of God. Together with the “Silent scene” leveling this deprives comedy its significance and true meaning, which Gogol sought to express. Conclusion. The emergence of such a version of the comedy translation can be attributed to the fact that K. Garnett worked at the beginning of the modernist era, “the root characteristic of the literature of which is, in particular, the belief in the isolation, alienation and ultimate absurdity of each individual existence and the entire macrocosm of reality”. This largely contributes to the formalistic approach to poetics, which in this case is chosen by the translator. This is expressed in the fact that K. Garnett reproduces the text without taking into account the influence of the author’s biography and views. It cannot also be said that the cultural and historical context of the original and Gogol’s reception of literary traditions were sufficiently taken into account. Transformations in translation have led to the fact that characters are perceived as part of a faceless crowd, each member of which is not connected by anything, and not as people drawing inspiration from their unity. The characters are still together waiting for the Government Inspector, but the meaning of his appearance loses its sacred meaning of God’s punishment. In this interpretation, the existence of comedy characters appears absurd and even tragic to some extent, since there is no positive or negative dynamics. Thus, although the original author’s meaning was not recreated by K. Garnett in the translation of “The Government Inspector” into English, it can be stated that a new one that conveys a sense of hopelessness at the turn of the XIX−XX centuries has emerged.

Keywords: N. V. Gogol, C. Garnett, reception, translation, interpretation

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Nijiati A. OPTIMIZATION OF THE ORGANIZATION OF THE LEARNING PROCESS AMONG CHINESE STUDENTS AT THE STAGE OF PRE-UNIVERSITY TRAINING USING COMPUTER TECHNOLOGIES. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2021. Issue 2 (214). P. 45-53

Introduction. The article deals with the problem of optimizing the teaching of Russian as a foreign language using computer technologies at the stage of pre-University training of Chinese students. Students from China experience a number of difficulties related to cultural, national characteristics, as well as large differences in the principles of their native and Russian languages. The aim of the work is to analyze the practices of using computer technologies at the initial stage of studying RCT by Chinese students; to postulate the need to use existing electronic educational complexes, as well as to create new ones. Material and methods. The methodology included information retrieval, continuous sampling analysis, and systematization. Results and discussion. The theoretical and practical significance of the study lies in the systematization of the described experience of using electronic resources and conclusions. In Russia, several electronic and methodological complexes have been created in recent years, which simplify the process of mastering Russian as a foreign language. Using them, the student can repeatedly reproduce the training material, return to it after some time. The effective experience of using e-courses at the stage of pre-University training is described. They are used in Moscow, Krasnodar, Voronezh and other cities. Most of the computer systems concern phonetics as a section of the Russian language. This is due to the complexity of this section for international students. The part is created on topics that are studied much later than the initial stage, for example, «Chemistry», «Economics», «Literature». We have noted the lack of narrowly thematic educational electronic materials for students of the initial stage. Also, for effective learning and comfort in a foreign language environment, students can be provided with interactive dictionaries. It is important that the role of the teacher is not leveled in the course of using electronic learning environments. Conclusion. Interactive courses serve as necessary additional elements in the training system of RCTS, but they cannot replace the tutor’s control by a live person. We noted the descriptive nature of scientific works on the functioning of e-courses, which means that there is a need to quantify their effectiveness using sociological, pedagogical and statistical methods, and to highlight the results in the General pedagogical discourse.

Keywords: computer technologies, RCT, pre-University training, Chinese students, optimization of Russian language teaching, multimedia complexes, electronic courses

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