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.... 3. Auf­lage. Berlin: Bruno Cassirer. Dlugach, T. B., 2010. The Concept and Judgment in the Philosophy of H. Cohen. In: I. N. Griftsova and N. A. Dmitrieva, eds. 2010. German and Russian Neo-Kantianism: Between Theory of Cognition and Criticism of Culture. Moscow: ROSSPEN, pp. 221-226. (In Rus.). Dmitrieva, N. A., 2013. The Concept of A Priori in German and Russian Neo-Kantianism. In: A. N. Krouglov, ed. 2013. Diversity of A Priori. Moscow: Kanon+, pp. 129-148. (In Rus.). Edel, G., 2013. Zum Fichte-Bild im Marburger Neukantianismus. In: J. Stolzenberg and O.-P. Rudolph, eds. 2013. Wissen, Freiheit, Geschichte: Die Philosophie Fichtes im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert....

... characteristics of criticism of modern media genres. The analysed examples of criticism from German press focusing on arts and culture make it possible to reveal certain trends in the media perception in the early 21st century 1. Богоявленский ... ... «Wetten, dass..?» Wettkandidat Andreas Malzan bei der Kakteen-Wette // Focus. 2010. 7. November. URL: http://www.focus.de/kultur/ diverses/medien-teenie-idole-bei-wetten-dass-_aid_569600.html (дата обращения: 15.09.2014). 10. Hepp A. Medienkultur....

... Leisure time for the Kaliningrad residents in the 1940s is considered to have been primarily a way to arrange their personal life. In the 1950s and 1960s, as the general level of well-being of the population increased, there was a demand both for the diversity of the repertoire of artistic works and for the material arrangements of leisure facilities. The 1970s—1980s were a time when leisure time was clearly influenced by foreign culture, the most active interest in which was shown by young people. Here the region was characterized by the presence of more sailors who brought home elements of this culture in the form of records, tape recorders, and other household items from their ...

... factors and conditions of supporting innovative entrepreneurship. Of special importance are the research, technological, and innovative potential of the territory, the availability of adequate innovative infrastructure, and the formation of innovative culture. The authors corroborate the idea of innovative entrepreneurship development in rural territories through the transformation of organizational and economic mechanism of management relating to the creation of institutional, infrastructure, and ...

... Portuguese. Both publishers en­com­pass a total of 20 source languages, which is a small number compared to the global lin­guistic diversity. Comparing the volumes of source languages also indicates diffe­ren­ces in pre­ferences. Central European languages ... ... highlights the importance of sociocultural factors. Aiden, E. and Michel, J.-B., 2013. Uncharted: Big Data as a Lens on Human Culture. New York: Riverhead Books, 288 p. Azarova, N. M. and Bochaver, S. Yu., 2019. From hardship to ease translation. On modern ...

... by W. Cerf and H. S. Harris. Albany: State University of New York Press, pp. 54-192. Humboldt, W. von, 1988. On Language. The Diversity of Human Language-Structure and its Influence on the Mental Development of Mankind. Translated by P. Heath. Cambridge: ... ... Iskusstvo kak vid znanija. Izbrannye trudy po filosofii kul’tury [Art as a Kind of Knowledge. Selected Works on the Philosophy of Culture]. Edited by T. G. Shchedrina. Moscow: Rossiiskaja Politicheskaja Enciklopedija (ROSSPEN), pp. 323-501. (In Rus.) Shpet,...

... birth, genetics, upbringing, and others — but a system of the usage of the word 'mother' as a term of address encompassing diverse metaphorical transfer. Arutyunova, N. D., 1977. Nomination and text. (Nomination — address). In: Yazy­kovaya ... ... Mezhdunarodnoi konferentsii «Kul'tura russkoi rechi» (Grotovskie chteniya) [Theses of reports of the VII International Conference “Culture of Russian Speech” (Grotov Readings)]. 5—7 March 2024. Moscow, pp. 49—50 (in Russ.). Krongauz, M. A., 2023. Semantic ...

... un­clear or not obvious to the reader. The perlocutionary goal defines the key feature of the ex­pla­nation act, which uses diverse verbal tools to clarify the properties of an entity. The article pro­poses a performative model of the explanation act,... ... Russkii yazyk i literatura v prostranstve mirovoi kul'tury: v 15 t. [Russian language and literature in the space of world culture: in 15 volumes] . Vol. 8. St. Petersburg, pp. 70—75 (in Russ.). Wilkenfeld, D. A., 2014. Functional explaining: A new ...

A special layer of proper names within the onomastic space of the modern city — ergo­nyms, which are used to name various commercial enterprises — is examined. Based on a large empirical material of Smolensk and Moscow ergonyms, a complex of diverse functions of ergonyms is identified, allowing their significance within the structure of the onomastic pe­riphery to be determined. Particular attention is paid to precedent cultural signs in the names of urban objects. It is demonstrated that it is precisely precedents in the field of ergonymy that best enable the realization of informational and commercial functions, attracting the attention of potential consumers of goods ...

... identified, reflecting chang­es in sociocultural and behavioral practices. The semantics of the neologisms are described, and the cultural and cognitive factors ensuring the high productivity of the suffix in naming new phenomena, including youth subcultures ... ... that speakers of modern English demonstrate linguistic creativity, using the formant in various structural models to nominate diverse phenomena that possess axiological signifi­cance at the present stage of societal development. ing word formation,...

Buddhist ideas, motifs, and imagery are present throughout the works of Viktor Pelevin, from his earliest writings to his most recent novellas and novels. His 1991 novel “Omon Ra”, alongside its diverse philosophical, cultural, and literary allusions, draws upon the Buddhist philosophical concept of “consciousness-only,” which posits that only consciousness truly exists, while the external world is ultimately unreal. The image of the “Soviet Cosmos” in Pelevin’s ...

... applications. Vol. 4. London: Routledge. Nord, C., 2012. Paratranslation — a new paradigm or a re-invented wheel? Per­spectives: Studies in Translation Theory and Practice, 20(4), pp. 399—409. Rebrii, O. V., 2018. Translation as a means of constructing cultures: philosophical foregrounding. Cognition, Communication, Discourse, Series “Philology”, pp. 64—71. Rée, J., 2001. The Translation of Philosophy. New Literary History, 32 (2), pp. 223—257. Rodica, D., 2009. Translators’ prefaces as documentary ...

... textualization (sing­le words, paremia, aphoristics, parables, detailed plots, hermeneutic interpretations, con­ceptual systems) does not exclude visual, activity-driven textualizations and their mutual translations. Philosophy is capable of taking on diverse, dissimilar forms. It is as diversified as the paths of human self-determination, self-awareness, self-explanation, and self-justification. The­refore, the claims to exclusiveness and validity of any one way to textualize philosophizing do not ...

... Balzac did not associate themselves with realism and Flaubert objected to being called a realist. The author emphasizes the diversity of schools, trends, and literary techniques in the European literature of the second part of the 19th century. 1.... ... analyzing the restructuring of realism in the literature of the XIX century. In: Mikhailov, A. V. Yazyki kul'tury [Languages of Culture]. Moscow. pp. 43—111. 7. Vaskinevich, A. I., ed., 2003. Theoretical aesthetics of German realism. Brief anthology. Baltiiskii ...

... Collection of scientific researches]. Erevan. pp. 50—58. 4. Apresyan, V. Yu., 2004. Pliability: language relations. In: Yu. D. Apresyan, ed. Sokrovennye smysly: Slovo. Tekst. Kul'tura. Sb. statei v chest' N. D. Arutyunovoi [The hidden meanings: Word. Text. Culture. Collection of articles in honor of N. D. Arutyunova]. Moscow. pp. 255—266. 5. Baranov, A. N., Plungyan, V. A., Rakhilina, E. V., 1993. Guide to the discursive words of the Russian language [Putevoditel' po diskursivnym slovam russkogo yazyka]....

... is not transcendent but immanent to him/her. I also note that in characterising being Heidegger gradually moves from “time” to “work of art” in the frame of which the power of imagination does not simply reflect reality, but creates multiple diverse worlds. Banham, G., 2005. Kant’s Transcendental Imagination. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. Bibler, V. S., 1991. Ot naukoucheniya k logike kul’tury [From Science to the Logic of Culture]. Moscow: Nauka. (In Rus.) Chernyak, L. S., 2014. Vechnost’ i vremya: vozvrashchenie zabytoj temy [Eternity and Time: The Return of a Forgotten Theme]. St. Petersburg: Nestor-Istoriya. (In Rus.) Dlugach, T. B., 2002. Problema bytia v nemetskoi ...

... français, historique, géographique, mythologique, bibliographique, litteraire, artistique, scientifique etc. : en 15 t. / par Pierre Larousse. P., 1874. T. 11. 12. Histoire du corps. P., 2005. Vol. 1 : De la Renaissance aux Lumières. 13. Mesnard J. La culture du XVII e siècle: Enquêtes et synthèses. P., 1992. 14. Mademoiselle de Montpensier. Mémoires : en 2 t. P., 1985. 15. Montpensier A.-M.-L.-H. d'Orléans. Divers portraits. Caen, 1659. 16. Plantié J. La mode du portrait littéraire en France (1641—1681). P., 1994.

This article discusses the development of social identity in the modern Russian society in the case of the Kaliningrad region. Based on an analysis of the regional public discourse and the data of surveys and case studies, the author considers the process of promoting and imposing a model of normativity and social identity marked as one characteristic of the “overwhelming majority” of citizens, “traditional” for the Russian society, and morally true, but nevertheless contradicting the actual state...

After 1900, literary manifestations of subjectivity underwent serious changes, which contributed to the increasing diversity and synthesis of means to create a literary reality. Daniel Kehlmann’s novel I and Kaminski (2003) is analysed from ... ... poetic works of German authors, which makes it possible to identify similarities and understand the general trends in modern culture 1. Кондратьев К. В. Кризис идеи и феномена субъекта в пространстве ...

... to speak of a strong regional, or Kaliningrad, component of identity. The regional public consciousness and particularly its collective memory, which is in the process of its shaping, is influenced by the previous German (East Prussian) history. The diversity of memory sites in the region with different national and cultural characteristics requires a specific approach to ranking the identity emphasis.

... conditions of growing market turbulence and interdependence of market actors. Therefore, the ability of managers to align the diverse interests of stakeholders — groups, organizations, and individuals that affect or may be affected by the organization's ... ... // Health Policy and Planning. 2000. Vol. 15, № 3. P. 239—246. 9. Castells M. The information age: Economy, society and culture. Blackwell, 1997.Vol. 2 : The Power of Identity. 10. Castells M. The information age: Economy, society and culture. ...

... German citizenship, while exceptions were made for Poles and Lithuanians from the original population in the Klaipeda region, Warmia and Mazury. The population formed as a result of the resettlement action in all three regions turned out to be very diverse, with different historical and cultural experiences. Though the majority of population of the Kaliningrad region, more than two-thirds, was made up of Russians, migrants from Belarus, Ukraine and other republics of the USSR were also represented there. The countryside in the Klaipeda ...

... countries and the Kaliningrad region, and crop yields are growing throughout the region. Given the characteristic features of agri­cultural land management dynamics, subregions and the main trends in their development were determined. 1. Бабурин В.... ... Economic Literature. 1988. № 26 (3). P. 1120—1171. 22. Feldman M. P., Audretsch D. B. Innovation in cities: Science-based diversity, specialization and localized competition // European Economic Review. 1999. № 43 (2). P. 409—429. doi: 10.1016/S0014-2921(98)00047-6....