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... text/meaning-generating capacity of the new communication channel, the language of digital texts' literary meta-description and the limits of freedom in interpret­ing such volatile texts. This article attempts to answer these and other questions, providing a semiotic understanding of communication in the tech environment. It also proffers the idea of new pragmatics as the effect of volatile polycode digital text, interface and reception trajec­tory. It is shown that the instability of the digital channel plays a ...

... study emphasises the enigmatic nature of the titles of Chicherin's books, the Nie­tzschean subtexts of his self-presentation, encrypted allusions to the esoteric and magical tra­dition of the Tarot, and religious symbolism. Sixteen illustrations help understand Chi­che­rin's logic behind the creation of his four 'construemes', including the most mysterious com­position called 'Raman' ('the shortest Kan-Fun Novel in the world'). The structure of this text synthesises the verbal, visual-graphic, ...

... century by Alexander Blok, Yuri Tynianov, Viktor Zorgenfrei, Evgenya Knipovich, and Vera Arens. The equirhythmic tradi­tion established by Blok in translating Heine’s verse is contrasted with Tynianov's functional approach. This study deepens the understanding of the connections between symbolist and formalist poetics, as well as between symbolist translation and the so-called philological trans­lation of the 1920s and 1930s. Bailey, J., 1969. Blok and Heine: An Episode from the History ...

The article presents the findings of a study on the attitudes toward profanity among Muscovites born between 1962 and 2011, all from families with higher education backgrounds. The research explores how respondents understand the term ‘mat,’ their views on societal restrictions regarding profanity, self-assessed frequency of using profanities and purposes for it, as well as the evolution of the attitudes toward profanity over different life stages. The study ...

... sys­te­matic literature review and future perspectives. Artificial Intelligence Review , 56 (1), pp. 445—482, https://doi.org/10.1007/s10462-023-10540-1 . Shavrina, T., Fenogenova, A., Emelyanov, A. et al., 2020. RussianSuperGLUE: A Russian language understanding evaluation benchmark. In: B. Webber, T. Cohn, Y. He and Y. Liu, eds. Proceedings of the 2020 Conference on Empirical Methods in Natural Language Processing (EMNLP) , pp. 4717—4726, https://doi.org/10.18653/v1/ 2020.emnlp-main.381. Yin,...

... conversation: face, facework and interac­tional achievement. Journal of Pragmatics , 42 (8), pp. 2078—2105, http://doi . org/10.1016/j.pragma.2009.12.021. Arundale, R., 2013. Conceptualizing ‘interaction’ in interpersonal pragmatics: Implications for understanding and research. Journal of Pragmatics , 58, pp 12—26, http://doi.org/10.1016/j.pragma.2013.02.009 . Batler, J., 2000. Gender trouble. In: E. I. Gapova and A. R. Usmanova, eds. An­tologiya gendernoi teorii [Anthology of Gender Theory]....

... system, as described by Alexander Spirov, create contexts and interfaces for interaction between different systems. This implies that a system of signs can act as an agent that communicates or interprets, akin to Peirce's notion of the quasi-mind. This understanding has the potential to significantly reshape the current approaches to pragmatics and semiosis. Barbieri, M., 2003. The Organic Codes. An Introduction to Semantic Biology . Camb­ridge. Barbieri, M., 2015. Code Biology. A New Science ...

... Tulchinskii, G. L., 2021. Value-normative synthesis of knowledge. In: Mir che­lo­veka: normativnoe izmerenie — 7.0 [The human world: normative dimension — 7.0]. Saratov, pp. 226—243 (in Russ.). Tulmin, S., 1984. Chelovecheskoe ponimanie [Human understanding]. Moscow, 328 p. (in Russ.). Tyugashev, E. A., 2023 Utopia as a Form of Social Consciousness: The Problem of Demarcation. Vestnik Samarskogo gosudarstvennogo tekhnicheskogo universiteta. Ser. Filosofiya [Vestnik of Samara State Technical ...

... morphological features of the studied tooth suggest that it is a symphyseal tooth and may be classified as Ptychodus cf. latissimus Agassiz, 1835. This new find expands our knowledge of the distribution of Ptychodus during the Cretaceous period and enhances our understanding of the diversity of fossils found within the erratic boulders of the region. Ptychodus, shark teeth, Cretaceous, erratic boulders, Kaliningrad Re­gion 130-141 10.5922/vestniknat-2025-2-8

The following is a review of the Fifth International Summer School for Young Scholars and Students, held on the eve of the tercentenary of Kant’s birth, and devoted to the question of the relevance of his philosophical ideas for understanding and solving the problems that confront humankind in the twenty-first century. The event was organized by the Academia Kantiana of the Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University, with the support of the RF Ministry of Science and Higher Education ...

... Kant’s Innovative Theory of Judgement and Cognition in the False Subtlety of Syllogistic Figures. Kant-Studien, 110(4), рр. 527-553. https://doi.org/10.1515/kant-2019-4001 Wolff, Ch., 1770. Logic, or Reasonable Thoughts on the Powers of the Human Understanding and Their Use and Application in the Knowledge and Search of the Truth. Translated from the German of Baron Wolfius. London: Printed for L. Hawes, W. Clarke, and R. Collins. Wilson, K. D., 1975. The Mistaken Simplicity of Kant’s Enthymematic ...

... explores the sensation and its link with the thing-in-itself, I explain how the dialectic of the boundary modeled by Schelling grounds the historicity of self-consciousness and raise the question of the possibility of grounding various strategies of understanding historicity of consciousness on the basis of Schelling’s premises. Baumgartner, H. M., 1993. Der spekulative Ansatz in Schellings System des transzendentalen Idealismus. In: W. Jaeschke, ed. 1993. Transzendentalphilosophie und Spekulation....

... Proceedings of the International Workshop. Moscow, April 21-23, 2022. Moscow: RGGU, pp. 15-19. (In Rus.) Mamardashvili, M. K., 1992. Phenomenology — A Concomitant Feature of All Philosophy. In: M. K. Mamardashvili, 1992. Kak ya ponimaiu filosofiyu [How I Understand Philosophy]. Moscow: Progress-Kul’tura, pp. 100-106. (In Rus.) Manoussakis, J. P., 2019. Sacred Addictions: On the Phenomenology of Religious Experience. Journal of Speculative Philosophy, 33(1), рр. 41-55. Mazijk, C. van, 2020. Perception ...

... were later published or prepared for publication. One such notebook was the “1913 Diary”, which contains hurried jottings belonging to the period when Shpet was in direct communication with Edmund Husserl, Lev Shestov, Natalia Guchkova and others. Understanding the meaning of these hasty notes requires hermeneutic reconstruction, including chronological comparison of the “1913 Diary” with other archive materials (dating from Shpet and his interlocutors) as well as the works of Shpet and Husserl ...

... difficult to detect. The study of conceptual transfer in relation to manipulation is particularly crucial in the context of the global information environment, where media serves as the primary channel for the dissemination of news and opinions. A deeper understanding of the cognitive and linguistic aspects of this process is vital for developing strategies to counteract manipulative practices. This research provides an in-depth analysis of various forms of manipulation and proposes new approaches for ...

... gosudarstvennogo lingvisticheskogo universiteta im. N. A. Dobrolyubova [Nizhny Novgorod Linguistics University Bulletin], 3 (63), pp. 93—104, http://doi . org/10.47388/2072-3490/lunn2023-63-3-93-104 (in Russ.). Prokhorov, A. V., 2008. Advertising text understanding: implicating information and inference. Vestnik Tambovskogo universiteta [Tomsk State University Journal], 9 (65), pp. 139—143 (in Russ.). Rovneyko, M. A., 2022. Intrigue as a trigger of product promotion. NovaInfo , 132, p. 33. Available ...

... person to reflect on their place in so­ciety and their own rank feelings. The very fact of using the rhetorical questions "Who am I? What am I?" excludes a neutral attitude of the individual to the situation that has become the reason for understanding their "I". Being a tool of self-knowledge, the analyzed questions are an indicator of a person's fixation on their own social and personal identity and reflect chan­ges in psychology against the background of socio-economic processes ...

... proposed. The analysis of these hermeneutical constructions makes it possible to relate them—as well as the phenomenon of genesis itself—to the author’s model of recursion with inversive switching. The next step is to use this model to interpret and understand the pragmatic moment as the active beginning of meaning-making and communication. The radical expansion of pragmatics extends it beyond the bounds of semiotics proper, enabling it to be conceived as a virtually boundless sphere of human action—or ...

... Using the example of Brodsky’s poetics, the author shows how the Königsberg context clearly shi­nes through the Kaliningrad text, without which the modern city is neither visible nor felt. At the same time, the author reveals that the usual means of understanding and compre­hen­ding the city and oneself in the city are not enough. New metaphors and tools are needed to help us understand the city. Among them are porosity, rhythm, and imprints. The article int­ro­duces the basic metaphor of the ...

... research culminates in the construc­tion of a model describing the process by which not only secondary signification occurs but also new, contextually relevant shades of meaning are generated within the core of the cultu­ral code. This contributes to understanding the mechanisms behind the creation of complex, mul­ti­layered, multimodal art objects that exert a significant influence on the social and cultural identity of urban inhabitants. cultural code of the city, cultural code core, cognitive ...

... cultures. In today’s integrated world, intercultural adaptation represents a central and defin­ing challenge. Decoding ethnocultural differences in the formation of causa­tive constructions across diverse linguistic systems contributes to a deeper understanding of the unique mental frameworks of speakers and fosters more effective intercultural communi­cation. language, culture, linguoculture, causation, linguistic explication, grammaticalization, intercultural communication 5—16 10....

... structuring the composition of the poem. A comparative analysis of drafts and all accessible versions of the poetic texts provides material that will enable the development of a model of V. A. Sosnora’s creative process, thereby contributing to a deeper understanding of the poet’s works. V.A. Sosnora, poetry, creative process, image, motive, poetry 75—83 10.5922/vestnikpsy-2025-1-7

... partisan political struggle during the 1980 presidential campaign reflected a deep division within the country and was largely connected to shifts in American voter sentiment. There is a need for a deeper and more objective analysis of that period to understand the processes occurring within American society that led to the defeat of Democrat Jimmy Carter, secured the victory of the far-right Republican Ronald Reagan, and strengthened the ideology of neoconservatism in the late 1970s and early 1980s....

... systemic-legal, and legal modeling methods, which, together with the analysis of legislative norms and decisions of the Constitutional Court of the Russian Federation, allowed the research objective to be achieved. A conclusionis drawn on the necessity of a dual understanding of punishment as a phenomenon of both objective and subjective law, and the substantive and functional connections between punishment, legal responsibility, and retribution are identified. A model of the punishment system is examined, and ...

... documents of two contemporary communist parties in Russia — the Communist Party of the Russian Federation (CPRF) and the Communists of Russia. The study aims to identify the fundamental ideological differences between these political actors in their understanding of the theoretical foundations and practical tasks of the communist movement at the present stage. The methodological basis of the research consists of a comparative analysis of the parties’ programs, employing problem-chronological, systemic,...

... describe the functioning of doctrine in the formation of law through the concept of the “doctrinal factor of legal communication” — a notion that has not yet undergone thorough scholarly analysis within the framework of post-nonclassical legal understanding — and to provide a definition of it. The methodological foundation of the study is built upon the communicative theory of law (one of the leading approaches in post-nonclassical legal science) and contemporary theoretical perspectives ...

... Menz, M., Heim, S., Borghi, A. and Binkofski, F., 2013. Are abstract action words embodied? An fMRI investigation at the interface between lan­guage and motor cognition. Front Hum Neurosci , 9(7): 125. Sanford, A. J., 2008. Defining embodiment in understanding. In: M. de. Vega, A. Glen­berg and A. Graesser, eds. Symbold and embodiment: Debates on meaning and cognition . Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp. 181—194. Sechenov, I. M., 1952. Izbrannye proizvedeniya. T. 1. Fiziologiya i psikhologiya ...

... 2019. Is a Process-Based Logic Possible? Voprosy filosofii , 2, pp. 5—17 (in Russ.). Smirnov, A. V., 2019. Mind is a Capacity to Develop an Epistemic Chain. Voprosy filosofii , 2, pp. 48—60 (in Russ.). Suppe, F., 1974. The Search for Philosophic Understanding of Scientific Theories. In: F. Suppe, ed. The Structure of Scienti fi c Theories . University of Illinois Press, pp. 221 — 260.

... Jaegher, H., 2018. Linguistic Bodies: The conti­nui­ty between life and language. Cambridge, MA. Evans, V., 2015. The Crucible of Language: How language and mind create meaning. Cambridge. Finch, G., 2003. How to Study Linguistics: A guide to understanding language . 2nd ed. Basingstoke. Foerster, H. von, 1972. Notes on an epistemology for living things. BCL Report No. 9.3 (BCL Fiche No. 104/1). Biological Computer Laboratory, Department of Electrical En­gineering, University of Illinois,...

... manifestations of language as fully as possible to obtain truly universal results, which is impossible without clarifying the nature of man as the user of language. Human nature is in a very complex relationship with human biology in its anthropological understanding and the biology of Homo sapiens as an object of zoology as one of its compo­nents. The doctrines of different epochs and schools of thought, from the Book of the Prophet Ezra through Thomas Aquinas, from Palamas to Austin, from Searle to ...

... The part of the article that is related to non-poetic communication interprets such links based on the examples of PR and advertising dis­courses. The particular "poetic" use of language is, of course, most obvious in poetry, but a broad understanding of the poetic function allows us to speak of the "poetic in the non-poetic". In the segment of the article related to non-poetical communication, linguistic repre­sentations of emotions and techniques for creating "referential ...

... evidence of cubo-futurist public performances) is to describe a scandal as a communicative script, a frame, identify a potential addressee, single out reception profiles and analyse communication orientations underlying those profiles. Drawing on the understanding of a literary scandal suggested by Reitblat, we trace a connection between a scandal and the public (recipients). According to Warner, the public are people actively par­ticipating in an event. Participatory strategies of the cubo-futurists ...

... Obshchaya ritorika [A General Rhe­toric]. Moscow (in Russ.). Eko, U., 1999. Mirrors. In: Metafizicheskie issledovaniya: Yazyk [Metaphysical re­search: Language], 11. Saint-Petersburg, pp. 218—244 (in Russ.). Feshchenko, V. V., 2009. Is it possible to understand without understanding? An Absurdist text as a borderline between meaning and nonsense. Sibirskii filologicheskii zhurnal [The Siberian Journal of Philology], 4, pp. 102—109 (in Russ.). Feshchenko, V. V., 2014. Between the poverty of language ...

... departure, the historical ties of the avant-garde and cinema are ana­lyzed in terms of interdiscursivity. Literary and artistic works of the representatives of the Russian avant-garde are characterized by a number of innovations that are relevant for the understanding of the interdiscursivity in cinematography as art. The established avant-garde foundations of interdiscursivity make it possible to define it as a linguocreative appropriation of discourses and to elaborate a methodology of its study in ...

... mediation between native speakers and native listeners. In interpreting, in particu­lar, more often than not, source speeches are now produced by non-native English speakers. The impact of this development has the potential to uproot our traditional understanding of T&I. This article sets out to describe how ELF or, more specifically, input produced by non-native English speakers under ELF conditions, differs from the native-speaker input, transla­tors and interpreters used to be dealing with. It ...

... Language. New York. Damasio, A. 1994. Descartes' Error: Emotion, Reason, and the Human Brain. New York. Damasio, A., 1999. The Feeling of What Happens: Body and Emotion in the Making of Consciousness. New York. Dennett, D. 1996. Kinds of Minds: Toward an Understanding of Consciousness. New York, NY. Deutsch, D., 1997. The Fabric of Reality. London. Druzhinin, A. S., 2020. Construction of irreality: an enactive-constructivist stance on counterfactuals. Constructivist Foundations, 16(1), pp. 69—80. Everett,...

... active expansion of foreign language terminology and translated terms reflecting changes in the English-language social picture of the world. However, the lack of consistency in intra-lingual and inter-lingual translation of new terms may complicate the understanding of this terminology by representatives of multilingual academic schools. This study aims to analyse modern English sociological terms and translated borrowings in Russian, to explore their form and conceptual content in two languages, the ...

... stylistically sensi­tive author, he was guided by an intuitive sense of appropriateness of each technique depend­ing on the object of description and thus achieved a genuine synthesis of genres. Finally, it is concluded that this intuition and a clear understanding that his task was a thorough descrip­tion of his life as a record for posterity translated in the literary finesse of Bolotov’s texts and their appeal to the reader. Anon, 1997. Biografiya A. T. Bolotova [Biography of A. T. Bolotov]....

... 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 already at the beginning of the revolutionary period, the Cadets substituted ...

... citizenship in Russia. The Unit­ed States or Great Britain have a century-long tradition of citizenship. Unlike them, Russia has gone through several stages of radical changes associated with deep political and social transformations, hence a variety of understanding of the concept analysed. A paradoxical interpretation of the concept "citizen" in Russia became evident in the 18th century. Then a citizen and a subject tended to be used either as synonyms or “citizens” were understood as ...

... Strukturalizm «za» i «protiv» [Structuralism "for" and "against"]. Translated by I. A. Melchuk. Moscow. pp. 193—230 (in Russ.). Adams, F. and Steadman, А., 2004. Intentional Action in Ordinary Language: Core Concept or Pragmatic Understanding? Analysis, 64, pp. 173—181. Bandura, A., 1983. Psychological mechanisms of aggression. In: R. G. Geen and E. Donnerstein, eds. Aggression: Theoretical and empirical reviews. New York. pp. 1—40. Baron, R. A. and Richardson, D. R., 1994....

... questions: What does the translator choose to com­ment on, and why? What is specific about the role and function of translational peritext in philosophical artistic discourse? How do the commented translational decisions affect, if at all, the reader’s understanding of the author’s stance? The problem of revealing the translator’s agency, his/her motivations and decision-making is investigated on the basis of the essay Analysis of Beauty by the celebrated 18th century English artist William Hogarth ...

... of Lyuda (‘ludus’ as ‘game’ in Latin; Lev playing with Lyuda — ‘homo ludens’). The name Arkady is semantically associated with death in the expression ‘et in Arcadia ego’. The names of the characters in the novel are the key to the understanding of the threefold structure of the text. The short form of the name Arkady (Adya = Ad (Hell) + I) refers to Hell as one of the three parts of the Universe in the Catholic religion, followed in the text by Paradise and Purgatory. The author ...