Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.31079/1992-2868-2022-19-2-173-179
S. Martynovich, M. Orlov, V. Ruchin
The article regards the potential of tourism and its role in shaping the identity of the young generation of modern Russia. The civil formation of professionals is revealed as a socio-cultural process, striving for a sacred image, synthesizing the diversity of geographical, national and religious features of our Fatherland. The cultivation of the spiritual involvement of a person in a tourist trip around his native land is substantiated
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.31079/1992-2868-2020-17-3-36-43
R. Livshits
The author analyzes the attempt to distinguish between science and its non-genuine forms such as pseudoscience on the ideological platform of conventionalism. It is shown that conventionalism proceeds from an abstract, non-historical, idealized image of science that does not take into account the real complexity of the subject. The coincidence of opinions of scientists, even the most talented and reputable does not guarantee the verity. The truth is the reason for consent, not its result. The adoption of conventionalism may lead to the fact that the mainstream will be intercepted by businessmen from science which are now parasitizing on its megabrand. As applied to social science, conventionalism leads to the justification of the situation when science is replaced by "biased, obedient apologetics".
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.31079/1992-2868-2021-18-2-10-15
Yury Reznik
Dear readers! Here is a text that is unusual in its genre. This is a dialogue with my imaginary interlocutor, the cat Kuzya. From time to time I post these texts on Facebook. But it's one thing to publish on the net and quite another to publish in a scientific journal. I don’t know how my colleagues will perceive this genre. The cat Kuzya and I continue our conversation about our friends. This time we have chosen for discussion the person of Doctor of Philosophy, Professor Markov Boris Vasilievich. Boris Vasilievich is a well-known person in Russian philosophy and does not need an introduction. In addition, he is close to us in his life attitudes. So we decided to «hook» him, as they say, for a living. However, we do not act on the principle of «beat your own so that others are afraid». We treat everyone with care and try not to cross the border of personal space. Therefore, we do not strive to «distort » our counterpart on personal grounds. In addition, Boris Vasilyevich turned out to be a painfully difficult person. In a word, «tough nut to crack». But why surprise, there are practically no others among our friends.
亲爱的读者!这是一篇体裁不同寻常的文章。这是我和想象中的对话者,猫库兹亚的对话。我不时地在Facebook上发布这些文本。但在网上发表是一回事,在科学杂志上发表完全是另一回事。我不知道我的同事会如何看待这种类型。猫库兹亚和我继续谈论我们的朋友。这次我们要讨论的是哲学博士,Markov Boris Vasilievich教授。鲍里斯·瓦西里耶维奇是俄罗斯哲学界的知名人物,不需要介绍。此外,他的生活态度和我们很接近。所以我们决定“勾”他,就像他们说的,以谋生。然而,我们不会以“打败自己,让别人害怕”的原则行事。我们对每个人都很小心,尽量不逾越个人空间的界限。因此,我们不会试图以个人理由“扭曲”我们的对手。此外,鲍里斯·瓦西里耶维奇原来是一个非常难相处的人。总而言之,“难啃”。但奇怪的是,在我们的朋友中几乎没有其他人。
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.31079/1992-2868-2023-20-192-100
Anna M. Vitoshnova
In the era of scholars’ growing interest in the phenomenon of translingual literature and recently emerged theory of inner translation, unfairly little attention is paid to the phenomenon of German exile literature, which is literature created by exiled authors in 1933–1945. This article analyses the novel “Children of Vienna” by R. Neumann, one of a few Austrian authors who fled fascist Germany. He managed to win recognition among critics and readers during his lifetime. The article evaluates the author’s internal translation from his mother German language into English. In conclusion the author of the article claims the value of Exilliteratur for diverse linguistic investigations.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.31079/1992-2868-2021-18-3-89-93
Y. Pavlov
In 1961-1975, the government of the United States performs an aggressive environmental war against Vietnam. Herbicides containing dioxins ("Orange agent", etc.) were used. The natural landscape of Vietnam was severely damaged. The flora and fauna of South Vietnam suffered greatly, and in some places were completely destroyed. The victims were many civil inhabitants. War veterans from the United States and Vietnam were injured, became disabled, and acquired chronic diseases. The reckless foreign policy of the United States led to the deterioration of the environmental situation on the Indochina Peninsula for many decades. Even today, the consequences of that war have not been completely overcome.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.31079/1992-2868-2022-19-3-167-173
V. Y. Vashkyavichus, I. Grebennikova, O. Pavlova
Values are the regulatory components inherent in any culture. Values are formed only in culture and are certain regulators of human activity. In the process of learning foreign languages, special attention is paid to the national-cultural component when choosing textbooks. The authors of the article have shown that the purpose of intercultural education is to preserve linguistic and cultural diversity in society and to prepare the subjects of the education process for a successful dialogue of cultures that can neutralize linguistic and cultural differences for productive intercultural interaction. At the same time, the authors proceed from the cultureforming and anthropocentric concepts of modern language education and propose to rely on the basic culture of the individual in choosing the textbook content, which allows a person to live in harmony with both the universal and national culture, as well as with the culture of other peoples.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.31079/1992-2868-2022-19-3-10-25
Y. Serdyukov
Perinatal experience constitutes in and of itself a state of subjective reality, which occurs during the period of the intrauterine development of a person. Its essential elements, those, which at the later stages form the frame of human psyche and behaviour are listed below. Firstly, there is sensory information that is fully manifest during the third trimester of the fetal development in its entirety. During the perinatal period all the sensory systems of a human being without exception are being shaped and filled with incoming information; the learning process is actively functioning, attention and fetal memory are developing. Secondly, there is emotional development that can already be detected in the second trimester. Furthermore, there is the sensation of bodily wholeness, which develops after the 25th week of pregnancy and that constitutes the first mental representation of the Self ontogenetically, that is, the foundation of subjective reality that accompanies a human being throughout their life, but that is, doubtless, still very different from authentic self-awareness. Additionally, one should mention the spatio-temporal continuum of subjective reality, which is already initiating its formation starting from the eighth week of embryo development. Finally, prenatal sensations create archetypes and archetypal patterns that permeate the unconscious structures of subjective reality during its entire existence. The incoming information flows, their processing, encoding and entrenchment in memory, the emotional response to stimuli and spatio-temporal structure of subjective reality generate initially perceptive and later spatio-figurative thinking of a fetus, which occur during the oneiric state of dreamless sleep, in cases of severe sensory deprivation, partial immobilization and hypoxia of the brain.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.31079/1992-2868-2020-17-2-64-69
Y. Pavlov
The article considers the process of nutrition as a social and cultural phenomenon. The role and significance of nutrition in human life and society are shown. The paper analyzes public nutrition organizations in the cities of the Russian Far East as well as their types, their financial and territorial accessibility for citizens. There is a change in public nutrition practices and public nutrition organizations are increasingly turning from social objects to social and cultural ones. The food function goes into the background, and the functions of entertainment, recreation, and communication come to the fore. Public nutrition organizations are actively changing the city's material culture and the life of local communities
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.31079/1992-2868-2022-19-1-120-124
E. Lebedeva
The article describes the features of Olga Grushin’s literary multilingualism. Novels by the Russian Anglophone writer (“The Dream Life of Sukhanov”, 2005; “The Line”, 2010; “Forty Rooms”, 2016; “The Charmed Wife”, 2021) have been interesting not only to her readers but to many linguists and literary scholars and critics. The novels represent a mix of two cultures, two language systems and two literary traditions. The writer’s individual style has been formed due to her transcultural experience with Russian culture incorporated into the English of the text.
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Pub Date : 1900-01-01DOI: 10.31079/1992-2868-2020-17-1-11-15
Dondokov Dorzhi Dondokovich
The paper gives a brief overview of studies on identity representation and linguistic personality representation. The author justifies the choice of using linguistic personality as a tertium comparationis in comparing languages and cultures of East Asia with other languages and cultures
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