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... cities of Russia. It allowed determining coastal and Western border cities be­longing of to the various identified clusters. The results of research highlight the necessity for improving the urban environment quality, the need to retain and attract human capital, to rethink the center-periphery structure of the modern Russia’s space in its projection on the coastal and border area, includ­ing the frame of large cities and agglomerations. 1. Горочная В. В. Информационный ...

This article analyses human capital of young public and political figures in modern Russian society. Based on the methodology of resource approach and the methods of modern statistics, the author identifies three groups of young public and political figures: political leaders,...

This article considers specific features of the situational approach to simulating criminal activities relating to human trafficking. The author describes the structure and content of certain elements of a typical information model of human-trafficking crimes. 1. Смирнов Г. К. Методика расследования торговли людьми : дис....

The article analyses the acute problems of the observance of rights to personal liberty and immunity, provided by the Article 5 of the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms in the light of the decisions of the European Court of Human Rights in respect of the Russian Federation. 1.        Конвенция о защите прав человека и основных свобод ...

... 1200—1202. 22. Paulson J. N. et al. Differential abundance analysis for microbial marker-gene surveys // Nature methods. 2013. Vol. 10, № 12. P. 1200—1202. 23. Berrilli F. et al. Interactions between parasites and microbial communities in the human gut // Frontiers in cellular and infection microbiology. 2012. Vol. 2. 24. Gause W. C., Maizels R. M. Macrobiota—helminths as active participants and partners of the microbiota in host intestinal homeostasis // Current opinion in microbiology....

Modern urban environments are characterized by high levels of light pollution, which negatively affect the adaptive mechanisms of the human body and cause various disorders and impairments of vital functions. This study focuses on changes in adaptive processes in the bodies of young people exposed to different lighting conditions—natural illumination and complete absence of light....

... refinement of its thematic profile and the establishment of scholarly priorities. By surveying its thematic issues, the review systematises the journal's transdisciplinary orientation and demonstrates its alignment with contemporary paradigms in the humanities. The review also charts the dynamics of the journal’s scientometric indicators, which confirm its firmly established position among leading humanities periodicals. linguistics, literary studies, scholarly periodicals, scientometrics, transdisciplinary ...

The study of geo-ecological factors allows not only to determine the nature of human economic activities but also reveals natural influences affecting the placement of archaeologi­cal objects in the past. Special attention is given to «Stone piles» («Lappish cairns») — stone piles widely found within the studied territory....

... unique aspect of the study is the approach to the problem from the perspective of creating spaces with positive soundscapes in urban environments and reflecting these on noise pollution maps. The necessity of such research is driven by the specifics of human adaptive mechanisms, which are unable to quickly adjust to changes in the environment. The conclusion is made that to mitigate the impact of noise pollution on the physical and psychological state of individuals, it is necessary to change the pattern ...

... Russian Abroad]. Kaliningrad: I. Kant RSU Press, pp. 46-63. Dimianenko, A. A., 2019. Soviet Studies of Children’s Books and Children’s Reading in the Pages of the Magazine “Russian School Abroad”. Review of the Russian Christian Academy for the Humanities, 20(3), pp. 383-390. (In Rus.) https://doi.org/10.25991/VRH GA.2019.20.3.063. Frank, S. L., 1946. God with Us: Three Meditations. Translated from the Russian by N. Duddington. New Haven: Yale University Press. Hessen, S., 1909. Individuelle ...

....net/lingbuzz/000959 [Accessed]. Kittler, F. A., ed., 1980. Austreibung des Geistes aus den Geisteswissenschaften: Prog­ram­me des Poststrukturalismus. Paderborn; Munchen; Wien; Zurich: Ferdinand Schoningh. Kravchenko, A. V., 2022. Language and the nature of humanness (Invitation to a discussion). Slovo. ru: Baltic accent, 13 (3), pp. 7—24, https://doi.org/10.5922/2225- 5346-2022-3-1 (in Russ.). Krylova, E. B., 2021. Kommunikativnye funktsii modal'nykh chastits v datskom yazyke [Danish particles and their ...

... language and verbal language]. Moscow (in Russ.). Kreydlin, G. E., 2011. Nonverbal semiotics and theatre. Bulletin of Kemerovo State Uni­versity of Culture and Arts, 14, pp. 40—48 (in Russ.). Kreydlin, G. E., 2014. The semiotic conceptualization of the human body and the question of multimodality. Ecology of Language and Communicative Practice, 2 (3), pp. 100—120 (in Russ.). Loginova, E. G. and Rzheshevskaya, A. A., 2021. Speech and gestures in the dis­course of drama. In: O. K. Iriskhanova, ed. ...

... compensate for the sudden stresses and “gnostic impulses” provoked by the modern worldview revolution, bringing back an “orientation in thinking” which reorients the world process and individual activity. The imperative to always see and respect humanity in a particular individual warns against the “category mistake” committed by modern radicals who ascribe agency (subjectivity) to non-­human abstractions which cannot possess this property. In theory, Kant grounds the view that humanity ...

The topics of this issue, devoted to the tercentenary of Immanuel Kant’s birth, focus on his practical philosophy, most notably on the problems of free will in the light of the debates at the end of the eighteenth century; on the concept of human dignity and its reflection in daily life and in the main legal documents of the Russian Federation; on the possibility of deriving positive duties from the categorical imperative; and on the relevance of Kantian ethics to modern-day realities. The ...

... [Kant and Hegel in Their Doctrines on Law and State: Two Typical Constructions in the Field of Philosophy of Law]. Moscow: University Printing House. (In Rus.) Novgorodtsev, P. I., 1905. Two Sketches: 1. Before the Veil. 2. The Right to a Dignified Human Existence. Polarnaya Zvezda [Polar Star] (St. Petersburg), 30 Dec., 3, pp. 210-222. (In Rus.) Novgorodtsev, P. I., 1911. The Right to a Dignified Human Existence. In: P. I. Novgorodtsev and I. A. Pokrovsky, 1911. O prave na sushchestvovanie. Sotsial’no-filosofskie ...

... the organism to be purposive. Second, the founder of Russian cosmism understands reason as the instrument that is capable of ridding nature of destructiveness. Thirdly and finally, the Russian philosopher maintains that an indispensable condition of human virtue and the attainment of happiness is the regulation of nature by the human being through prescribing for it an external goal as its own. Aristotle, 1957. On the Soul. In: Aristotle, 1957. On the Soul. Parva Naturalia. On Breath. Translated ...

... devoted to Immanuel Kant. These jottings enable us to take a new look at possible trajectories of philosophical anthropology. The main goal of this article is to show, on the one hand, the modern relevance of Kant’s reflections on the essence of the human being and, on the other hand, the productiveness of their critical reinterpretation by Shpet. In effect, Kant’s reflections give us an insight into the sources of the current anthropological crisis when “the free man”, capable of creating ...

... cultural phenomena. Phenomenological untranslatables are typically associated with a specific cultural, historical, or social context, and their meanings are shaped by the unique experiences of the community that uses them. They encode complex elements of human perception, emotions, or phenomena that do not have direct equivalents in other languages. Yet, the absence of direct linguistic equivalents should not be misconstrued as the absence of shared human experiences. By employing a multidisci­plinary ...

..., concept, conceptual metaphor — synonyms? (on the correlation of research methods in cognitive linguistics). Vestnik Moskovskogo gosudarstvennogo lingvisticheskogo universiteta. Gumanitarnye nauki [Vestnik of Moscow State Linguistic University. Humanities], 22 (733), pp. 9—20 (in Russ.). Beliaevskaya, E. G., 2021. Frame? Frame... Frame! Voprosy Kognitivnoy Lingvistiki [Issues of Cognitive Linguistics], 4 (47), pp. 17—24 (in Russ.). BNC — British National Corpus. Available at: https://www....

... Explanatory and derivational]. Moscow. Available at: https://www.efremova.info/ [Accessed 05 February 2021] (in Russ.). Goncharova, Ye. A., 2009. Dinamicheskie protsessy v leksikone yazykovoi lichnosti [Dynamic processes in the lexicon of a linguistic human]. PhD thesis . Novosibirsk (in Russ.). Haspelmath, M., 2009. Lexical borrowing: concepts and issues. In: M. Haspel­math and U. Tadmor, eds. Loanwords in the World’s Languages: a comparative handbook . Berlin, pp. 35—54, https://doi.org/10....

... the problem of interaction of the writer’s / hero’s reflexive personality with their own past SELF in the pro- cess of reconstructing personal experience. The study preliminarily states the fact of ontologically conditioned heterogeneity of the human Ego as a result of the natural process of individual-personal development. The definition of the concept of ‘retrospective discourse’ is given, which is relevant in the context of the research and referentially correlates with memoir-autobiographical ...

... Union’s foreign policy. By imposing sanctions, the EU responds to global challenges and events that contradict the Union’s political and humanitarian objectives and values, thereby seeking to promote peace, democracy, respect for international law and human rights, as well as to resolve ongoing and prevent emerging conflicts and crises in the international arena. This article presents the results of a politico-legal analysis of key regulatory documents that constitute the normative foundation of the ...

... meanings). The pro­posed functional approach is based on the dichotomy 'perceptual (external) vs. functional (internal)' that goes back to Ivan Sechenov. These cognitive units are shown to play funda­mentally different roles. The function — the embodied human response to the perceived object and the typical interaction with it — strictly defines the concept and the category set by it. The percept — the appearance of the object — allows one to quickly hypothesize which catego­ry this object belongs ...

... iz Torzhestvennika. sostavlennogo pechorskim knizhnikom I. S. Myandinym [Two Apocryphs from the Solemnity. compiled by the Pechora scribe I. S. Myandin]. Vestnik Syktyvkarskogo universiteta. Seriya gumanitarnykh nauk, [Syktyvkar University Bulletin. Humanities Series], 2, pp. 20—35 (in Russ). Volkova, T. F., 2013б. K voprosu o krestianskom vzglyade na srednevekovyye syuzhety (ust-tsilemets I. S. Myandin i ustkulomets I. S. Rassykhayev) [To the question of the peas­ant's view of medieval plots ...

... as ‘cluster’, examining epistemological and social resonances in musical texts, where expression does not depend primarily on semantic mean­ing. I will show how translation of the non-verbal can be an instrument of empowerment for 21st century humans and work as agent of social and intellectual cohesion in a fragmented world which has to be interpreted in multiple ways to be meaningful. Adorno, T., 1941. On Popular Music. Studies in Philosophy and Social Sciences , IX (1), pp. 17—18....

... of the poetic momentum of Pushkin’s literary work, which is always in the stress field between the Christmas and Easter meta-codes. This field dictates the solution to the main Christian problem of correlations in the dialogue be­tween God and the human being. It is concluded that Pushkin was aware of the dangers of ‘the mystery of iniquity’, which is closely connected with the ideas of Gnosticism when par­taking spiritually and poetically of the literary phenomenology of Goethe’s tragedy ...

... Hobbes, Samuel Pufendorf and Benedict Spinoza. The political thought of Europe in the 17th century demonstrates a conscious turn from the medieval scholastic tradition of thinking about people and power. Politics begins to be thought of as a complex of human ac­tions aimed at achieving certain human goals. This, in turn, leads to the rationalisation of politics and, as a consequence, to the rejection of one of the most powerful mystical and theo­logical abstractions of the late Middle Ages — the ...

The article describes the ideologeme “Russian people” and its use in the texts of fiction and documentary literature of the 19th century. The authors explored both the socio-political concept “'Russian people” and its verbalization in Russian. The research material included examples from the Russian National Corpus, which were analysed using corpus, content-analytical and cognitive methods. This research aims to identify and to characterise the con­cept “Russian people”. The authors argue that it...

... the Cadet party. The author correlates this concept with such notions relevant for the Party as society, nation, and nationality. The author examines the relations of “people” with the authorities, the state, the Cadet Party, the Parliament, and humanity. Special attention is paid to the evolution of ca­dets’ understanding of the concept “people” in connection with social processes, the develop­ment of the political crisis and revolutions of 1905—1907 and 1917. The author holds that ...

... Intellectual Technologies, Po materialam ezhegodnoi mezhdunarodnoi kon­ferentsii «Dialog» (2003) [Papers from the Annual International Conference “Dia­logue” (2003)]. Moscow. pp. 32—35 (in Russ.). Arutyunova, N. D., 1999. Yazyk i mir cheloveka [Human language and world]. Moscow (in Russ.). Baranov, A. N., Plungyan, V. A. and Rakhilina, E. V., 1993. Putevoditel' po diskur­sivnym slovam russkogo yazyka [A guide to the discursive words of the Russian lan­guage]. Moscow (in Russ.). Barthes, R....

In this article, I define the concept of text and briefly discuss the related concepts of speech and discourse. I demonstrate how the humanities treat texts and examine the structur­al-semiotic and the hermeneutic approach. Further, I identify both the differences between these approaches and the similarities in the ways they interpret texts. I argue that the philo­sophical approach ...

... non-nativeness of the target text, which helps to avoid leveling the sociolect nature of the source texts. Azhezh, K., 2003. Chelovek govoryashchiy: Vklad lingvistiki v gumanitarnyye nauki [Homo loquentes: The contribution of linguistics to the humanities]. Moscow: Edito­rial URSS (in Russ.). Barslund, Ch., 2012. The Translation of Literary Prose. In: K. Windle and K. Malmkjaer, eds. The Oxford Handbook of Translation Studies. Oxford Handbooks Online. Available at: https://www.oxfordhandbooks....

... monolithic, and strictly ordered system as a ‘system of systems’ that are interrelated, interconnected, and reminiscent of Ludwig Wittgenstein's ‘family of language games’. Philosophy is a universal, ultimate understanding of the world, society, human beings, and their self-determination in this rea­lity. In this interpretation, being in itself appears as a text. Philosophizing as such is reali­zed in various forms of textualization, which are the focus of this article. Verbal textualization ...

... to name just a few. The urbanonyms denoting the main characters’ places of residence are Lawsker Allee and Steffeckstraße (Ivanov) and Steinmetzstraße (Wieck). The works share common themes — memory, faith, physical constraints, the freedom of human spirit, moral and amorality, personal and collective responsibility, and the evil of totalitarian regimes and racial hatred. The analysis shows common motifs in the works, those of destiny, desperate situations, ordeals, and suffering. The texts ...