Omsk Text and Hypertext in functional-pragmatic appearance
DOI: 10.23951/1609-624X-2026-6-46-54
The article examines the problems of conceptually defining the Omsk text as a complex model reflecting the space of Omsk and the Omsk Irtysh region in text format across a number of parameters, and Omsk hypertext as a set of virtual texts representing similar types of space in a virtual format in historical, ethnographic, local history, and other aspects. The purpose of the article is to show the features of the Omsk text and hypertext as a specific semiosphere, in which the verbal and visual components of historical-regional studies and historical-pictorial discourses interact in a certain way, conveying cognitive models that reflect the space of Omsk and Western Siberia. The material is the content of the portals of the Omsk State Museum of History and Local History, the Omsk Regional Vrubel Museum of Fine Arts which specifically present various types of information related to Omsk, the Omsk region, the history and current state of the region, the development of fine arts, etc. The relevance of the study is determined by attention to the problem of regional (local) text, belonging to the discursive direction of linguistics, the application of the principles of discursive modeling to the structure and content of virtual portals of specific institutional objects, the identification of components of historical and local history and artistic-visual concepts associated with the actualization of the space of the city and the region in its structure through the identification of visual, verbal, and other means of expressing various semantic categories and semantic fields that form the “Omsk text” and “Omsk hypertext”. The space of Omsk, the Omsk Irtysh region, and Western Siberia is presented in a semiotic format dictated by the specifics of virtual communication, forming the historical-regional history and historical-visual-artistic components of the Omsk hypertext in its museum version, which includes various types of Omsk text. Their form and virtual content implement modern trends in website development, as well as institutional requirements for the availability of relevant and historically significant information about the space of the city and/or region, activities, events of urban and other scales associated with the reflected object.
Keywords: regional text, regional discourse, museum discourse, Omsk text, Omsk hypertext, virtual portal, discourse analysis.
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Issue: 6, 2026
Series of issue: Issue 6
Rubric: RUSSIAN LANGUAGE
Pages: 46 — 54
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