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Bogdanova E.L., Komarovskaya L.V. DISCUSSING THE ISSUE OF COMMUNICATION FUNCTIONS REDUCTION IN EDUCATIONAL PRACTICE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 7 (85). P. 31-34

Values and contents of pedagogical communication as a factor of development of participants of educational process are discussed in the article. Value-meaning attitude of students and teachers towards various aspects of pedagogical communication is discovered on the basis of analysis of the empirical data. The problem of reduction of communication functions under real conditions of educational interaction is argued.

Keywords: pedagogical communication, educational reality, interaction, functions of communication, valuemeaning attitude

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Penskaya Y.K. STUDYING MODERN MODELS OF TRAINING AS MEANS OF FORMATION OF PROFESSIONAL COMPETENCE OF THE FUTURE MATHEMATICS TEACHERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 7 (85). P. 39-43

The article considers problems of preparation of the competent mathematics teacher. We contemplate the problem of revealing of pedagogical conditions and means which help to introduce modern models of training in the program of preparation of the future mathematics teachers. Also we focus on the role of special courses «Modern models of training» and «Intellectual education of pupils». We give examples of educational tasks which stir up informative activity of students and create conditions for formation of their professional competence.

Keywords: competence, modern models of training, «enriching model» training, intellectual education

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Burtovaya N.B. THE METHODS OF DEVELOPMENT OF PROFESSIONAL ABILITIES OF STUDENTS-MANAGERS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 5 (95). P. 142-149

Theoretical analysis on the problem of the structure of professional knowledge and skills of a manager as well as new approaches on the development of abilities of a student-manager to learning and work are presented in this article.

Keywords: manager, managing, management, knowledge, skills, learning

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Cherkashina T.T. CRITERIA OF ASSESMENT OF INTERACTIVE COMPETENCE LEVEL OF STUDENTS SPECIALIZING IN ECONOMICS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 2 (104). P. 124-129

The author analyses the criteria of assesment of interactive competence skills which show how the students specializing in economics can act as «the author», «the listener» and «the expert».

Keywords: interactive competence, integral subjective personal quality, reflexion and self-reflexion.

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Kashnikova E.Y. TERMS OF ORGANIZATION OF SPEECH SELF-EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITY OF STUDENTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 4 (106). P. 35-39

The article discloses characteristics of speech self-education activity. The author of the article expounds questions of organization of activity of students speech self-education; describes the didactic psychological, pedagogical and organizational conditions necessary for successful speech self-education.

Keywords: activity of speech self-education, structure of speech self-education activity, conditions of arrangements of speech self-education.

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Strelets L.I. COMMUNICATIVE BASIS OF READER’S RECEPTION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 6 (134). P. 50-53

The article examines the reader’s reception in the literary communication (“author – a literary work – the reader”) and educational communication (“a literary work – a teacher – a reader-student”). Accounting of the specifics of the perception of artistic information and realization of the principle of dialogism are considered as the moments that combine these levels and determine their effectiveness.

Keywords: art information, addressee, fictional world of art, imaginary reader, the naive realist perception, the subject – subject teaching

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Platonova A.V. THE NOTION OF VICARIOUS MORAL RESPONSIBILITY: SOCIAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 5 (158). P. 158-163

In this article, I focus on the complicated variant of Collective moral responsibility, which is presented as the idea of vicarious responsibility. Using the idea of Collective Responsibility today has a lot of controversial statements. The main point, which is fixed in philosophical objections, is the principle of personality and autonomy. The idea of Collective responsibility eliminates personal responsibility, so we have the situation when nobody takes responsibility. However, today social changes, when to define real person action is impossible due to many reasons, researches have to investigate other types of responsibility, for instance collective. Collective agents such as nation, corporations, social institutes, human being need moral state, just because their actions have extensive impact and moreover the consequences of their actions have long term effects. The theoretical and practical gap is the source of the paradoxical situation. On the one hand, the paradigm of individual responsibility cannot be used for collectives, and on the other hand, the group’s activity avoids moral estimations. In this article, it seems that the idea of vicarious responsibility has a chance to connect individual and collective measurement of responsibility because it can be characterized as the space where individual and collective exist simultaneously. Vicarious responsibility deals with moral senses such as blame, shame, repentance which a personality has when other members of group have done. It is thought that the reason for this kind of experience becomes a moment of identification of the individual with the group on the basis of national, religious, professional or other interests. First fundamental question of collective responsibility and collective guilt was presented in the works of Karl Jaspers and Hannah Arendt. Philosophers have formulated the question of responsibility and guilt for the crimes of the nation's human scale, actually identifying the subject of the blame to the people. The German people were presented as a subject of collective moral responsibility. Later on, the idea of vicarious moral feelings was working out through the question: “When and under what conditions vicarious responsibility is?”

Keywords: blame, collective moral responsibility, group’s liability, deed, political responsibility

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Gorbunova N.A. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1997. Issue 3 (3). P. 19-21

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

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

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Volkov I.V., Volkova I.I., Sevastyanov V.V. THE INFLUENCE OF THE CLIMATE FEATURES ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF SOME HIGH-MOUNTAIN VEGETATION TYPES IN ALTAY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 6 (84). P. 132-137

The dependence of various high-mountain vegetation types on the climate features and the climatic tolerance of the plant communities are revealed on the base of long-term field research in Altay mountains.

Keywords: climate, high-mountain, ecological factors, vegetation types, habitats

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Pankratova L.V. THE SEMANTIC RECONSTRUCTION OF KULAJSKY BORDERS WITH THE EDGING. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 9 (99). P. 145-148

The article represents a variant of interpretation of the meaning of ornamental motifs of Kulajsky cultural and historical community that had been living in Ob’s region in the Early Iron Age.

Keywords: ornament, motif, sacral texts, equivalence, semantics, hunting and fishing implements

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Sannikova I.G. ORGANIZATION OF SCHOOL EDUCATION IN RURAL UNGRADED SCHOOLS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 11 (101). P. 61-62

The article is devoted to organization of specialized education by means of online education in rural ungraded schools. Online education means flexible combination of independent cognitive activity of students with the help of different sources of information, online and regular interaction with the leading teacher of the course and group work.

Keywords: specialized education, education, rural ungraded school, quality of education, online education.

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Terechshenko Y.A. SPECIFICS OF FORMATION OF THE REGULATORY SANCTIONS SOCIAL CONTROL MECHANISMS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 6 (121). P. 90-94

In this article there is an analyses of the components and the functioning process of social control’s normativesanctional mechanism. Taking into account the character of different social control forms it is viewed a specifi city of normative-sanctional mechanism functioning of comparative individual actions. The conclusion has information about the necessity of complex discount of viewed mechanism elements.

Keywords: social control, social norm, sanction, normative-sanctional mechanism

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Uymanov V.N. PUNITIVE OPERATION AGAINST WHITE EX-OFFICERS IN WESTERN SIBERIA IN 1933. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 6 (121). P. 238-246

The article covers the analysis of criminal case materials about “solving” the so-called counterrevolutionary organization the “White Guard plot” in 1933. This one of the major criminal cases in the USSR was discovered by authorized representation of OGPU (Joint State Political Directorate) body in Western Siberian Region. The documents analysis report makes possible to conclude the total falsifi cation of this case from the beginning till the end.

Keywords: political repression, “White Guard plot”, Western Siberia

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Arkhipov V.A., Bondarchuk S.S., Zhukov A.S., Zmanovskiy S.V., Trofimov V.F. THE STUDY OF SPRAYED LIQUID DROPLETS DISPERSITY BY SMALL-ANGLE SCATTERING METHOD. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 7 (122). P. 15-18

Laser diagnostics of droplets sprayed by centrifugal atomizer was carried out by the small-angle scattering method. Solution of aerosol optics inverse problem was used for define the distribution function of droplet size in the sprayed liquid by the centrifugal atomizer.

Keywords: particle size distribution, small-angle scattering method, laser, photodetector, atomizer

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Ryskina L.L. GAUGE INVARIANT APPROACH TO LAGRANGIAN CONSTRUCTION FOR HIGHER SPIN FIELDS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 7 (122). P. 26-31

In this article, we consider the gauge invariant approach to Lagrangian construction for higher spin fields. The method is based on BRST-BFV construction, can be applied to construction of Lagrangians both for massive and massless bosonic and fermionic higher spin fields, in Minkowski or AdS spaces, for fields with mixed index symmetry and fields without any algebraic constraints.

Keywords: BRST-approach, higher spin fields, anti-de Sitter (AdS) space, irreducible representations, gauge invariant Lagrangian

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Golovatskaya I.F., Kulagina Y.M., Krakhaleva A.V. THE INFLUENCE OF SELENITE AND SELENATE SODIUM ON GROWTH AND PRODUCTIVITY OF WHEAT OF VARIETY IRGINA DEPENDING ON METHODS OF PROCESSING. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 7 (122). P. 111-115

The influence of different forms of selenium on development of wheat plants in soil culture was studied. It is shown, that formation of structural elements of shoot and productivity of plants Triticum aestivum L. depends on the degree of oxidation of selenium ions and the methods of processing. Specificity of action of different ions of selenium consists in regulation of accumulation of dry substance by the main shoot and shoots tillering, amount of tillering shoots, productivity and quality of grain. Selenate sodium increased wheat productivity, selenite of sodium - quality of grain (the content of starch and protein).

Keywords: Triticum aestivum, selenite and selenate sodium, morphogenesis, growth and development of plants, starch, protein

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Nizkodubova S.V., Lasukova T.V. EFFECT OF ULTRAFINE POWDERS OF PIEZOELECTRIC CERAMICS FOR SOME BLOOD PARAMETERS IN RATS DURING THEIR LONG-TERM CHRONIC EXPOSURE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 7 (122). P. 122-128

The article presents experimental data on the effect of lithium hexafluorophosphate and ultradispers pezokeramik powders based on lead zirconate titanate on blood parameters in rats with long-term chronic exposure. The development revealed depression of quantitative parameters of blood after the application of lithium hexafluoride, disorganization of surface architectonics of erythrocytes under the influence of ultrafine powders of lead zirconate titanate.

Keywords: erythrocytes, reticulocytes, neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, hexafluorophosphate lithium soot pezokeramiki lead zirconate titanate

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Bogoslovskaya Z.M. SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTICS OF WORD FORMAL VARIATION WITHIN SOCIOLECT AND IDIOLECT OF MODERN RUSSIAN SPEECH. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 10 (125). P. 141-144

The article is dedicated to one of the most dynamic phenomenon in the modern Russian folk dialects – formal variation of the word. Comparison results of the material wordshell modifi cation features in individual and usual language of Siberian accent carriers are given herein.

Keywords: old Siberian residents speech, individual and collective lexicon, word formal variation

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Goncharenko V.N. HUMBERTO EKO ABOUT THE POSSIBILITY TO TELL “ALMOST SAME” IN THE CONTEXT OF THE LINGUISTIC RELATIVITY THEORY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 2 (130). P. 173-176

The questions, which have been raised with the linguistic relativity hypothesis, continue discussions. Opponents and supporters of the hypothesis defend the positions depending on the chosen aspect of vision. Without considering specially positive and negative sides of the hypothesis, Eko nevertheless stops on some provisions, proceeding from the principles of the translation’s practice.

Keywords: theory and translation’s practice, language system, text, possible world, semiotics system, sense, interpretation, negotiations

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Mikhaylova E.N. VISUALIZATION OF THE RESEARCH ACTIVITIES OF THE TEACHER. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 3 (156). P. 186-189

Modern society is focused on improving the performance of both technical and humanitarian areas. Modern humanitarian technologies are used in the training, education, allowing you to optimize these processes. Research activities of the teacher is a necessary factor in his professional competence. This determines the need to improve this activity. The most successful methodological approach to solving this problem, the author believes praxiological, and one of the most important mechanisms visualization. These reserves were used by the author to develop and test educational course for master’s programs “Design and assessment of educational systems”. Visualization, a relatively new pedagogy methodology used in teaching undergraduates, allowed to achieve high performance training and trainees’ satisfaction. This methodological approach and visualization techniques can be used for other training courses.

Keywords: research activities of the teacher, praxeological approach, visualization, educational program, result of research activity

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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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Prishchepa T.A. OPPORTUNITIES OF CONTEXTUAL TEACHING FOR DEVELOPMENT OF TASKS IN INFORMATION-EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 8 (173). P. 74-78

The article presents the problem of creating tasks for a productive training in information-educational environments. The proposed approach to task creation provides the creative direction of the learning process, allows to implement the principles of phases of reflection in teaching. It was proved that contextual learning technology can be the basis for the process of creating tasks for a productive training in information-educational environments. The article presents the kinds of tasks for productive training in information-educational environments. Proves that the kinds of tasks are focused on the dynamic deployment of activities from the stage of examination of information up to the stage of practical implementation of some aspects of the subject, the problem. Provides the tasks for all of the models of contextual learning. Here are the kinds of the tasks: the tasks for understanding of information, the tasks for comparing of information, the tasks for substantiating of information, the tasks for reflection.

Keywords: learning environment, modeling of learning environment, the contextual learning technology, the types of learning tasks for information-educational environment

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Kositskaya F.L. FRENCH PHARMACEUTICAL DISCOURSE AND ITS SPEECH GENRE PALETTE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 10 (175). P. 71-75

Health factor is the priority value in society, and its preservation depends largely on drug supply, the pharmaceutical market of the state. The French pharmaceutical market is one of the largest in the world, it has more than 22.5 thousand pharmacies. The article deals with French pharmaceutical discourse as one of the kinds of institutional discourse, which is a complexly organized multicomponent formation, an interaction of legislative (legal) pharmaceutical discourse (in the field of drug production and trade of medicines), advertising and pharmaceutical discourse, scientific and pharmaceutical discourse, academic (educational) pharmaceutical discourse, media pharmaceutical discourse, commercial pharmaceutical discourse, pharmaceutical proper discourse. The leading role belongs to pharmaceutical proper discourse in the field of professional communication. Within the subgroup of French pharmaceutical discourse, one can find the polyphonic inclusions of historical, medical, chemical, encyclopedic, botanical, social discourses. The complex nature of pharmaceutical discursive discourse gave rise to the variety of genre forms.

Keywords: pharmacy, pharmacist, pharmaceutical discourse, speech genre, drug, drug-store

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Morozova S.A. THE WAYS OF LEARNING ACTIVITIES INTENSIFICATION IN CLASSES OF MUSICAL-THEORETICAL SUBJECTS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 12 (177). P. 113-116

This article is devoted to the topical problem – the intensification of learning activities in classes of musicaltheoretical subjects. These subjects play an important role in the development of hearing and musical thinking of the future professional musician. The author considers the learning activity as a complex and multicomponent process designed to change the student – the subject of training. The basic components of educational activity are carried out: the motive of learning activity, goal setting, training activities, control and evaluation. Management principles of educational activity of students are defined: management as support and maintenance, flexibility and situationality, delegation of authority and responsibility to the students. Pedagogical effect on all component parts of the category, as well as increased activity of all subjects of teaching is expected to activate the learning activity. In order to influence the component “training activities” the system of algorithms is developed for different types of learning tasks for the most demanding musical-theoretic disciplines – “Solfeggio” and “Harmony”. The first positive results are evident in the tendency to improve the quality of results, indicating involvement of students in co-management of educational activities.

Keywords: intensification of learning activities, educational activities, musical-theoretical disciplines, system of algorithms

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Orlova N.V. «ОNE CONVERSATIONAL DAY»: DISCOURSE ANALYSIS OF SPOKEN DIALOGUES WITH PARTICIPATION OF THE CHILD. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2018. Issue 4 (193). P. 9-16

On the basis of conversations between the six-year-old boy and his mother the organization and ways of adultchild communication, semantics, pragmatics, and discourse language are revealed. Taken for study parameters, described in general, fit into the existing models of discursive analysis, which as an object considers oral dialogue. In particular, strategies, objectives, control over the course and change of types of speech activity, channels, tone, genres are described. Metacommunicative indicators and their role in organizational communication are determined. On the basis of speech characteristics, the question of whether the constitutive characteristics of discourse are in conversations is positively solved: fixed relative design, thematic and structural unity, relative semantic completeness. It is established that gaming and learning/cognitive strategies prevail; genre repertoire combines traditional children’s genres, popular science literature for children and new formats of the entertainment industry (cartoon, computer game); in the thematic field, modern cartoons, games (computer, desktop, mobile), history of inventions, microcosm, etc. prevail. Values and assessments are not emphasized. The analysis of the discourse testified to various cultural attitudes of the elderly and younger informants. Special appeal for boy new formats of the entertainment industry is faced with restrictions from his mother on viewing of this production.

Keywords: discourse, child, strategies, genres, topics of discourse

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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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Wang H. CODE FUNCTION OF SOMATISMS IN RUSSIAN LYRICAL SONG. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2019. Issue 4 (201). P. 138-149

Introduction. The specificity of the somatic code of culture as one of the most ancient is described. The research interest in its verbal representation is substantiated. Aim and objectives. The purpose of the article is to reveal the discursive-genre specificity of realization of the code function of somatism in the Russian folk lyrical song. Material and methods. The analysis is based on the material of 317 texts of of the genre under study, selected from folklore collections. The research methods are determined by the specificity of folk discourse, the peculiarities of ditties and lyrical songs as folklore genres with a pronounced lyrical principle, and the genre specificity of lyrical songs. As a methodological substantiation of the research, a comparison of lyrical songs and ditties are given in the aspect of identifying features important for identifying the specifics of the implementation of the code function of somatism. Results and discussion. Quantitative analysis of somatisms in the lyrical song showed that their composition corresponds to the composition of similar units in the ditty, which is justified by the structure of the general cultural somatic code and the proximity of the compared genres. The list of high-frequency units in the lyrical song is wider, which indicates the genre specificity that distinguishes the lyrical song from the ditty in the aspect of the repertoire of broadcast emotions and feelings. The specificity of the principles of organization and content of the somatic code in the lyrical song in comparison with the ditty is illustrated by the analysis of the use of somatism hand. The assumption of a genre-conditioned orientation of the lyrical song for a more detailed than in a ditty, prescription of somatic reactions and sensations, feelings reflecting the installation to the direct description of emotions and feelings, is confirmed. Conclusion. The analysis showed that the content and principles of the somatic code organization in the lyrical song, firstly, are based on its appeal to the national values, symbolically represented in the nominations of human body parts, which is typical for the folklore discourse as a whole. Secondly, in the lyrical song, the examined code acquires genre specificity, which is most pronounced when it is compared with the ditty. As a result of their comparison, it was found that somatisms participate in the transmission of emotions and feelings, which are transmitted through the description of the somatic reactions and sensations of the characters, both in the ditty and in the lyric song. Unlike ditty, in lyrical song repertoire of emotions and feelings realized by means of somatism is wider. IMoreover, these emotions appear as more generalized - on the one hand, but described in more detail - on the other.

Keywords: folk discourse, lyrical song, somatism, somatic code, genre and discourse specific

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Dmitriyenko V.A. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 2 (5). P. 3-3

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Kovalevskaya E.N., Urazaeva T.T. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 6 (15). P. 64-69

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Petinenko I.A. Expenses in the System of Price-Formation of Russian Manufactures. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2003. Issue 5 (37). P. 71-75

The main problems of cost defining in Russian en¬terprises in terms of development of a new economy are issued in this article. The author notes three pe¬riods of existing of special feature of cost forming. There is also a detailed description of the types of cost ana¬lysis at our enterprises with taking into account the ex¬perience of west firms.

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Zhukova E.A. Hi-Tech and Hi-Hume: New Requirements to a Professional's Training. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2005. Issue 5 (49). P. 70-72

Forming post-industrial society is characterized by emerging and wide spreading of high technologies (hitech) that leads to changing of the whole structure of the management, which is based on high socio-humanitarian technologies (hi-hume). This raises demands to training of competitive specialists in the sphere of education, science and industry.

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Gostishcheva M.V., Inisheva L.I., Shchegolikhina A.I. FEATURES OF ORGANIC MATTER OF PEAT SOILS OF MIRE TAGAN TOMSK REGION. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 3 (93). P. 114-119

It is presented results of research of molecular-mass distribution humic acids in peat soils dranned and used in agricultural production. The influence of the drainages on processes of organic matter transformations in upper layer dranned peat soil-unrepresentative for peat soils oxidation-reduction conditions and raised biological activity that is reflected on structure of humic acids.

Keywords: organic matter, drained peat soils, humic acids, factional and group composition of the peat soil, paramagnetic centers, transformation, mineralization

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Kolchikova N.L. THE DIALOG OF RUSSIAN AND NATIVE CULTURES AT THE LESSONS OF LITERATURE IN NATIONAL SCHOOLS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 1 (103). P. 38-43

The dialog of Russian and native cultures is one of the most effective approaches in studying of the writing creation of the Russian and native literatures by the pupils of the national schools. Full value entering in a perfect type of culture, taking part in dialog at the lessons of Literature can take place under condition of understanding of different types of cultures by the pupils, which determinates by national world outlook, geographical landscape, national peculiarities of consciousness and psychology. The dialog of Russian and native cultures perfects the perception and understanding books of Russian Literature and native Literature.

Keywords: dialog, culture, perception, national, methodology, principles, worldview.

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Blinova O.I. TWO-WORD NOMINATION AS A FIGURATIVE UNIT OF THE DICTIONARY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 3 (105). P. 16-19

Figurative two-word nominations are examined in the lexicographical aspect in the article. The examples of dictionary entries of planning “Dictionary of figurative units of Siberian dialect” where two-word nomination as a figurative language unit represents the title zone are offered.

Keywords: two-word nomination, the language status, figurative unit of language, entry

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Pronin V.V., Revyakin Y.T., Sitnikov A.S. PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL AS A CULTURAL PHENOMENON OF MODERN SOCIETY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2012. Issue 4 (119). P. 239-243

In the article an attempt to identifi cation of modern football in the process of competitive activity in all its diversity from professional from professional sports management to intra football and by football segments of mass culture, in which fans are an integral and inseparable part of it. The authors consider sub-cultural phenomenon – constructive support – as a tool for positive infl uence of fan’s support on emulative results directly during a football match. In this case the set of identifi ed components of the sports process creates a new mechanism for its stakeholders

Keywords: mass culture, football and by-football subcultures, a constructive support, complex modeling sociocultural objects and relations, stakeholders of modern sports process

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Lushchaeva G.M., Kondrat’eva A.A. THE PROBLEMS OF DEVELOPMENT OF THE SAVING BUSINESS AT THE TURN OF THE XIX-XX CENTURY IN THE YENISEI PROVINCE. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 5 (182). P. 22-26

The article discusses the establishment and development of saving banks in the Yenisei province, their organization and activities in pre-revolutionary time. Historiography of savings business in Russia is quite extensive, but there are no summarizing research on the history of the savings system at the level of a particular region (including the Yenisei province). It characterizes of the Yenisei province from the position of socioeconomic development and justification of the importance of savings and credit partnerships for the region. It describes the role of the Yenisei Treasury Chamber as the primary state institution in the formation of the financial affairs of the region in the pre-revolutionary period. This period characterizes savings banks as a self-help facility for people, so that there was a process of increasing it’s network. Represents the influence of the State Bank on the socioeconomic status of the region and its role in the financial and credit system of the country. It reveals a special way of development of savings banks in the Yenisei province and changing the attitude of Siberians towards these types of institutions. Analyzes the evolution of the number of savings banks both on Russian and regional level, as a result it makes it possible to talk about the assessment of their development prospects.

Keywords: savings banks, business savings, deposits, banking, financial transactions, Yenisei province

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Pichurin L.F. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1997. Issue 2 (2). P. 10-11

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Prozumentov L.M. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1999. Issue 3 (12). P. 25-28

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Zholobov V.V., Tarnovskiy E.I. The modeling of irregular streams of hydrocarbon blends in pipelines. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2002. Issue 2 (30). P. 32-39

Delivery and undelivery streams in the pipelines are inspected jointly. A transformation of a component staff, accounting prehistorical process, is looked trough the borders of unbalanced scheme of phase transition with the formation of liquid and drops in a pore. The results of numeral experiment of phase pressure distribution, phase speed and boarder position of liquid and gas section in a pipeline in the time of multicomponent emission have been brought here.

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Domansky V.A. Early Gogol and Ukrainian Literary Tradition. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2006. Issue 8 (59). P. 24-28

The comparison of the early comedy «Roman and Paraska» and «Sorotchinzy Fair» enables V.A. Domansky to disclose the role of the literary school from Kharkov and Poltava as a very important one for Gogol's development as a writer, yet funda¬mentally underestimated.

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Galkina T.V. The History of Foundation and Functioning of the Museum Complex of Tomsk State Pedagogical University (2002–2005). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 3 (66). P. 99-105

The article describes the history of the museum complex of TSPU which includes the museum of history of TSPU, the children museum named by A.M. Volkov, the picture gallery of TSPU. Special attention is paid to the innovation projects in the field of the museum pedagogy.

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Galimova Z.F. Positive Image Construction in Conversation (by the Example of Talk-Show Bez Complexov). Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 4 (67). P. 16-19

The article deals with some linguistic means of communication which are always constructing the positive image of “Other” (by the example of talk-show Bez Complexov). The term “positive image” means compliments, praises that make “Other” feel pleased.

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Malanina V.A. Trends of Financial-Industrial Groups’ Development under the Conditions of Structural Transformation of the Russian Economy. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2007. Issue 9 (72). P. 41-44

The article analyzes the change in the sphere of financial-industrial groups in the transition period and the period of structural transformation of the Russian economy. Integrated business groups are considered as probable participants of high-tech and infrastructural projects of national importance

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Bogdanova O.V. INDEPENDENT WORK OF STUDENTS OF TECHNICAL HIGH SCHOOLS IN THE PROCESS OF ECONOMIC TRAINING. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2009. Issue 5 (83). P. 76-79

On the basis of the analysis of the literature the author of the article draws a conclusion about the basic tasks of economic education of the students of technical high schools, about meaning of the creative approach in studying economy. The special attention in the article is given to the organization of independent job of the students, in particular, to problem methods of training, modeling of concrete situations, drawing up of the tasks of different levels of complexity, and also with use of the structural-logic circuits promoting to the effective development of professional and economic abilities, intelligence as a whole, necessary for the appropriate professional activity.

Keywords: economic education, economic thinking, independent job, concrete situation, problem method

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Kravtsova O.V. PLAYING PEDAGOGICAL TECHNOLOGIES IN SCHOOL MUSEUM ACTIVITY. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2010. Issue 1 (91). P. 36-39

The article considers the possibility of application of playing technologies in pedagogical activity of school museum as an effective mean of teaching the bases of museum knowledges in accordance with competent approach of modern education. The article notes the disadvantages of traditional methods of pedagogical museum activity in deciding the tasks on formation and development of basic competences of students. It opens up the requirements to organization of playing pedagogical activity: teleologism (goal setting), terms of realization and maintenance, directed on forming of competence as a pedagogical result.

Keywords: competent approach in education, competence, active methods of teaching, playing pedagogical technologies

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Medvedev I.B., Skripnichenko V.I. PROBLEMS OF NETWORK CONNECTIVITY FORMATION BETWEEN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2011. Issue 13 (115). P. 239-242

In the article such problems as network connectivity formation between educational institutions and the role of pedagogical universities in the process of network educational programs realization are being analyzed.

Keywords: network connectivity, pedagogical universities, educational centres

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

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

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

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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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Kashenov A.T. .. Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 1998. Issue 3 (6). P. 51-53

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