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ORGANIZATIONAL AND PEDAGOGICAL FORMS OF PROFESSIONAL SELF-IDENTIFICATION OF SCHOOLCHILDREN IN GERMANY // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2013. Issue 7 (135). P. 213-217

The article presents the analysis of the experience of professional self-identification of young people in Germany, its organizational and pedagogical forms. The criteria of prestige of working professions in Germany are allocated in it. Besides, the article deals with the practice of dual system of training students in the sphere of high-technological working professions. It is determined the key problems of social institutions in the organization of vocational guidance and training of qualified young professionals.

Keywords: self-identification of young people, vocational guidance, vocational training, the dual system of training, social institutions of vocational guidance

On the typology of telescoped words (based on the material of French journalism) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2023. Issue 4 (228). P. 76-83

The vocabulary of any language is updated from time to time. The mass media contribute quite effectively to this process, especially in the field of word formation. One of the ways of word formation in the language of French journalism is blending, which seeks not only to emotionally influence the recipient, attracting his attention to events, but also to use speech means economically. French newspapers aimed at a wide range of readers served as the material for the study. The empirical base of the study was formed by using the means of random sampling. Based on the research work of John Algeo, who studies the means of forming telescoped words in English, the study made it possible to identify and compile a typology of telescopic lexical units used in the language of modern French journalism: 1) lexical units obtained by merging complete initial components; 2) lexical units with truncation of finite elements of the first initial components; 3) lexical units with complete coincidence of individual elements of the initial components and their overlap; 4) lexical units with the finite element truncation of both initial components. The analysis of the vocabulary of each type by lexical meanings, morphological features and grammatical categories made it possible to develop the models of French blend words. In all models, parts of speech expressed by nouns, adjectives and verbs are involved in the process of merging. The first type of blend formations includes a model based on the combination of two nouns, which, as a result, give a new word, also expressed by a noun. The most widespread model in the language of the French journalism is the second type, with the truncation of the second element of the first component of the initial lexical units. Five models of telescoped units have been registered in this type. The components of these word formation models are nouns, adjectives and verbs. When two words expressed by a verb merge, as a result of addition the suffixes ment/age, a telescoped word expressed by a noun is formed. The third type of telescoped words includes a model that connects adjectives and nouns. In this case, the middle part of the newly formed word is a complete coincidence of the two initial components. The fourth type is characterized by two models: the first of them is based on the creation of a noun due to the combination of two verbs, and the second includes terms formed from Greek components.

Keywords: information space, blending, telescoped units, word-play, word formation

Telescoped words with the “cyber” element (based on the material of French journalism) // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2025. Issue 3 (239). P. 43-51

The development of innovative systems for processing and providing information is inseparably linked with the emergence of new vocabulary in any language. The digital environment or cyberspace has recently become the most productive area for the formation of new vocabulary. Blending is one of the most effective ways of word formation in cyberspace, and the mass media are considered as a fast channel for the penetration of this new vocabulary into language. French newspapers aimed at a wide readership served us as the material for the study. The empirical base of the study was formed by using the means of random sampling. The study of lexical units was carried out within limits of telescoped words with the “cyber” element. The etymological analysis of the “cyber” element of the new French telescoped units proved its origin from the English semantic neologism “cybernetics”, which comes from the Greek word “kybernetike”. The study of telescoped words bylexical meanings, morphological features and grammatical categories made it possible to develop six models of blend words. The first model of telescoped units is the most widespread in the language of modern French journalism. It is based on combination of two nouns. The first noun contains the element “cyber” in the initial position with the truncation of the second element of the word, and the second noun is represented by the full form. The category of the genre of newly formed blend words depends on the second component. In this case the genre depends on the noun represented in its full form. The second model includes telescoped words formed from three nouns, with the truncation of the second elements of each component. The “cyber” element occupies the middle position. The third model of telescoped units combines two nouns followed by truncation of the second element for each word. The “cyber” element is in the initial position. The fourth model is characterized by the blending of two nouns with truncated final elements. “Cyber” element is situated in the initial position of the second component. The fifth model is formed by nouns, the first part of which contains the initial element “cyber”, and the second one is represented by a word borrowed from another language. The sixth model of telescoped words was formed by combining the noun with the element “cyber” in the initial position and the past participle. The telescoped units represented by the attribute expressed by the past participle are formed as a result of the combination of these words.

Keywords: cyberspace, blending, telescoped units, telescopedwords (blend words), word formation, journalism