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The focus of the article is on various aspects of the creative identity of an author of a mnemonic text represented by the concept of cognitive and communicative subject. The features of the author’s cognitive, communicative, discursive, and linguistic ... ... with the creation of a mnemonic text is described. The author pays attention to the textual representation of the national and cultural components of mnemonic authors’ linguistic pictures of the world as a crucial component of their self-expression – ...

... words — from sign to it’s meaning, from signifiant to signifie is shown. Different ways of assimilation of "alien" cultural experience in the consciousness of a target language are described. 1. Аристова В. М. Морфологическая ... ... прагматизма : в 2 т. СПб., 2000. Т. 2. 5. Пелевин В. Generation «П». М., 1999. 6. Langacker R. Concept, image and symbol. The Cognitive Basis of Grammar. Berlin ; N. Y., 1991.

This paper focuses on different theories proposed by German literary scholars currently addressing the concept of "memory", and reconsider the role of literature as a medium for keeping and transferring cultural legacy through space and time. It is discovered that literature-as-a-medium and memories are interconnected. It is also demonstrated how reading evokes spe-cific memories and forms a certain image of the past. 1. Ассман Я. Культурная ...

The plot structure of the poem by a Russian author of the Pushkin era A. Podolinsi is characterised in comparison with the context of Russian Romanti-cism and the conceptual constants of Russian cultural consciousness. The au-thor identifies the function of the image of house in the poetic body of the poem. The ‘house’ is analysed as an element of the literary space and as a topos with symbolical and mythological connotations. 1. Афанасьева ...

The article reviews the foundation and development of the concept of the Russian Idea in the Russian philosophical and social thinking, its main definitions, content, as well as critics. The significance of development of national identity and cultural self-determination for effective intercultural communi-cation is pointed out. Besides, the role of the Russian Idea as a Russian nation specific component, forming the national identity, when dealing with intercul-tural communication practices ...

... of the social and pedagogical determinants of inclusive education. The article describes the author’s understanding of the concept of non-typical children and compares different interpretations of key factors of inclusive education. The main pedagogical ... ... inclusion 2: Diverse contexts / ed. J. Rix [et al.]. L. ; N. Y., 2010. P. 232—250. 13. Armstrong F. Inclusive education: school cultures, teaching and learning // Teaching and learning in diverse and inclusive classrooms: Key issues for new teachers / ed....

... Язык художественной литературы // Новый мир. 1983.№ 9. С. 229—236. 19. Rancour-Laferriere D. The Slave Soul of Russia — Moral Masohism and the Cult of Suffering. N. Y., 1995. 20. Wierzbicka A. Semantics, Culture, and Cognition: Universal Human Concepts in Culture-Specific Configuration. Oxford, 1992.

This article considers the discursive models of developing the synergetic potential of economic metaphors. A cluster model of metaphor synergy is built on the basis of intertextual metaphor, which creates a powerful field of conceptual tension. It is shown that the economic metaphor acts as an instrument of sense production in the interdiscursive space. A study into the intertextual metaphor helps to describe the process of sense saturation and compaction of a text through creating new sources of...

... 35. P. 411—418. 22. Lonner W. J., Ibrahim F. A. Appraisal and assessment in cross-cultural counseling// Counseling across cultures. CA, 1996. P. 293—322. 23. Nagy G., Trautwein U., Lüdtke O. The structure of vocational interests in Germany:different ... ... Rounds J. Vocational interests: Evaluating structural hypotheses // Assessing individual differences in human behavior: new concepts, methods, and findings. Palo Alto ; CA, 1995. P. 177—232. 28. Savickas M. L., Nota L., Rossier J. et al. Life designing: ...

This article deals with the 'time' concept in Boris Pasternak's poem “Sparrow Hills” and its English translation by Eugene M. Kayden. The focus is placed on ... ....2009). 13. Friends & Partners: Linking US—Russia Across the Internet : [сайт]. URL: http://friends-partners.org/friends/culture/literature/20century/pasternak11.html (дата обращения: 07.02.2013). 14. Nilsson N. Е. “It is the World's ...

... and dangerous things: what categories reveal about the mind. Chicago, 1987. 19. Langacker R. Faundations of Cognitive Grammar. Stanford, 1987. Vol. 1. 20. Posner R. Pragmatics // Semiotics: a handbook on the sign-theoretic foundations of nature and culture. Berlin ; N. Y., 1997. Bd. 1. S. 219—246. 21. Roch E. Natural categories // Cognitive psychology. 1973. Vol. 7. P. 328—350. 22. Wierzbicka A. Prototypes saves: on the uses and abuses of the notion of prototype in linguistics and related ...

... сквозь призму жизни и творчества // Гуманитарная культура личности — основа и цель современного образования. СПб ., 2008. С . 9—33. 23.  White L.   A. The concept of culture // American Antropologist. Washington , 1959. Vol . 61. P . 227—251.

This article concentrates on the research of concept understanding as a mental and inter-cultural unit in collective perception, represented by means of set expressions and phraseological units. Specific ways of the formation of the phraseological concepts in English and Russian cultures are described 1. Алимурадов О.   А. Смысл. Концепт. Интенциональность. Пятигорск, 2003. 2. Демьянков В.   З . Когнитивная лингвистика как разновидность ...

... With this aim the possibility of using cognitive schemes in analyzing ethno-cultural knowledge is discussed. The comparative association experiments serve as a basis for the reconstruction of cognitive schemes of information processing in different cultures. The comparative analysis of such schemes in Russian and French cultures is undertaken. 1.  Большой психологический словарь . СПб., 2007. 2.  Величковский Б.   М. Когнитивная наука: ...

This paper describes lacunes, non-equivalent words and culture-specific concepts in the Public Relations terminology. It is the first time that the relationships between the concept, sememe and lexeme have been analyzed. 1.  Англо-русский словарь / В.   К. Мюллер. М., 1990. 2.  Англо-русский ...

This article considers the concept of a US University as a centre for education and research, which includes the mechanism of generation and distribution ... ... http://advancingknowledge/com 5. California Future: It Starts Here. UC’s Contribution to Economic Growth, Health and Culture. An Impact Study for the University of California. 2003. March. P. 15. 6. Leslie L., Oaxaca R., Rhoades G. Technology ...

... обращения: 15.04.2018). 40. Staehr K. Public finances and fiscal policy in the Baltic States 1991—2015 // Research in Economics and Business: Central and Eastern Europe. 2016. № 8 (1). P. 26—41. 41. Steiner M. Competence clusters as a new concept for regional policy // Steiner M. (ed.). Competence clusters: workshop report. Leykam, 1997. P. 17—22. 42. Stuart T. E. Interorganizational alliances and the performance of firms: a study of growth and innovation rates in a high-technology industry ...

In this article, we analyse the concept of ‘local community’, its distinctive features, and its role and place in socio-geographical studies. We stress the ... ....perm.ru/%D1%81ompetitions/territorial_public_self/ (дата обращения: 22.01.2018). 23. Homelands: A Geography of Culture and Place across America / еd. by R. L. Nostrand, L. E. Estaville. Baltimore ; L., 2001. 24. Zelinsky W. Cultural Geography ...

... toward ideologies. The core role of morality and religion in Victorian politics is highlighted. The author reconstructs the concept of conservative progress, which was used to solve tactical party objectives on the basis of three most significant sources ... ... Forgotten Prime Minister: the 14th Earl of Derby, Vol. 1, Ascent, 1799—1851. Oxford, 2007. 17. Hawkins A. Victorian Political culture. Oxford, 2015. 18. Hilton B. A Mad, Bad, and Dangerous People? England 1783—1846. Oxford, 2006. 19. Hunt Т. Defining ...

This article considers the role of symbols in the system of social interactions. Symbolical interactionism is examined as a methodological framework for studying administrative practices. The key notion of the concept of symbolical interactionism — “a symbol in the course of interaction” – is interpreted as a wide range of meanings including, alongside linguistic structures, determinants in the form of cultural, organizational and group factors. The efficiency of management process is associated with concurrence of the personified blocks of symbols of the subject and the object of administrative interactions. The authors address the problem of correlation ...

... for the Russian philosopher to create a holistic social and philosophical project – the quintessence of development of a new culture, where the fate of a person and the state are indivisible. In the future state, people are units, Pythagorean numbers,... ... with the theurgic grace of deciding the fates of people. Florensky plays the role of a “social engineer” who develops the concept of a good state, whereas the human being serves as material for this social and mathematical structure. 1. Андроник ...

... Constraint. N. Y., 1990. P. 91—112. 6. Davern M. Social Networks and Economic Sociology: A Proposed Research Agenda for a More Complete Social Science // American Journal of Economics and Sociology. 1997. Vol. 56, № 3. P. 287—302. 7. Dobbin F. Cultural Models of Organization: The Social Construction of Rational Organizing Principles // The Sociology of Culture. Oxford, 1994. 8. Dubini P., Aldrich H. Personal and extended networks are central to the entrepreneurial process // Journal of Business ...

... society and culture. Blackwell, 1997.Vol. 2 : The Power of Identity. 10. Castells M. The information age: Economy, society and culture. Blackwell,1998. Vol. 3 : End of millennium. 11. Castells M. The Rise of the Network Society. Malden; Mass., 1996. Vol.... ... Behaviorial Theory of the Firm. Englewood-Cliffs, 1963. 14. Donaldson T., Preston L. E. The stakeholder theory of the corporation: Concepts, evidence, and implications // Academy of management Review. 1995. P. 65—91. 15. Freeman R. E. Strategic Management: ...

The author confines her attention to the concept of Kaliningrad text, which is considered in the framework of textological discourse developed in cultural studies. The analysis conducted and the juxtaposition of concepts made it possible to qualify the Kaliningrad text as a local type supertext and a metatext of Kaliningrad regional subculture. 1.  Абашев В. Пермь как текст. Пермь в русской культуре и литературе ...

This article is devoted to the western border regions of Russia, which play an important role in terms of history, geopolitics, geoeconomy, culture, and mind­set. Relying on the interpretations of ‘border’, ‘frontier’, and ‘border­lands’, which are traditional for Russian limnology, I outline the geo-concept of ‘wes­tern border regions of Russia’ and provide a rationale ...

The border as a spatial and socio-cultural phenomenon has been an immediate subject of study for a long time. A convincing reason supporting this statement is the existence of an independent branch of science on borders, "limology" (Latin: limes — Border). For the geographical sciences border is also a traditional subject of study, where the interest focuses on its impact on the geographical objects (border regions) and the functions possessed by the border rather than the border itself...

The study clarifies the concept of spatial networking inherent of various forms of interactions within the territorial socio-economic system of a region.... ... describes types of spatial boundaries of different types of territorial communities: geographic, organizational, cognitive, cultural, institutional, social and technological. The complex of factors and conditions that influence the dynamics of the boundaries ...

This article focuses on the evolution of views on the geoecological potential and related concepts. The author’s definition of the geoecological potential is offered. The article describes the structure of the geoecological potential through identifying and defining its natural and human capital components. The key elements of the natural ...