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... territorial innovation sys­tems to generate new scientific knowledge. While the commercialization of knowledge in the territorial context is primarily considered at the regional level as part of the production process, it is more appropriate to consider the knowledge generation at the level of a city where the city is the most im­portant urbanized scientific regional centre. This study aims to assess the ter­ritorial distribution of Russian cities by their ability to generate new scientific knowledge with the subsequent ...

This article presents the frame environment, exploring its conceptual structure by analysing how linguistic units function within immediate linguistic contexts across various conceptual knowledge domains. It is proposed to define and distinguish between the theore­tical concepts of 'frame', 'cognitive context' and 'conceptual domain'. The English word 'en­vironment' was selected to describe the manifestations of frame structure at ...

... collaboration data between cities // ISSI’19: 17th International Conference on Scientometrics and Informetrics. Rome, 2019. P. 631—642. Peker I. Yu. geography of knowledge, geography of scientific knowledge, spatial scientometrics, publication activity, knowledge generation, abstract and citation database 49-60

....org/ details/schriftenderkn13kn (дата обращения: 20.02.2019). Mikhaylov A. S., Mikhaylova A. A., Hvaley D. V. knowledge geography, science centre, knowledge city typology, spa­tial scientometrics, knowledge domain, intellectual capital, knowledge generation 5-17

... heritage. The ‘1990 wave’ immigrants and 1.5ers experience the Russian language attrition. The representatives of the 1.5 generation prefer to participate in the cultural events in He­brew; they are involved in the Hebrew cultural context. The representatives ... ....1080/ 14790718.2021.1941975 . Baladzhaeva, L. and Laufer, B., 2016. Is first language attrition possible without second language knowledge? International Review of Applied Linguistics in Language Teaching , 56 (2), pp. 103—136. doi: 10.1515/iral-2016-0066....

... 132—162. 25. Рustejovsky J., Bouillion P. Lexical semantics in context. Oxford, 1996. 26. Pustejovsky J., Boguraev P. Lexical Knowledge representation and natural language processing // Morphosyntax-Semantics Interface in Lexicalist Theories SS. Saarland ... ... обращения: 25.10.2011). 27. Fodor J., Lepore E. The Emptiness of the Lexicon: Criticial Reflections on J. Pusteyovsky The Generative Lexicon. URL: http://rucs.rutgery.edu/faculty/ lepore/leporeSelPub.html (дата обращения: 26.10.2011). ...

Relations between Russia and India in the academic and research space have been developing long. In modern history, the two countries act as strate­gic partners that aim at common development of priority areas of knowledge with high potential for the commercialization of results and the generation of innovations. The article assesses the potential for enhancing Russian-Indian interaction in various fields of scientific knowledge. The geography of the study is 268 cities of India and 44 cities of the Western borderland of Russia. The ...

... [Questions of literature], Available at: <a href=" http://magazines "> http://magazines </a>. russ. ru/voplit/2011/4/dm16.html [Accessed 05 March 2017].<br> 4. Zabotkina, V. I., 2015. To the question of the dynamic model of generation and transfer of knowledge through discourse. Kognitivnye issledovaniya yazyka [Cognitive studies of language], 23, pp. 39—47.<br> 5. Ivanov, V. V., Lotman, Yu. M., Pyatigorskii, A. M. et al., 1973. Theses to the semiotic study of cultures (in application to the ...

The article focuses upon the impact of Noam Chomsky’s ideas of generative linguistics on Grammar, Phonology, Semantics, Psycholinguistics, Cognitive Science, Computational Linguistics as well as the role of his theory in the modern paradigm of language knowledge. 1.  Кубрякова Е.   С. Эволюция лингвистических идей во второй половине ХХ ве­ка // Язык и наука в конце ХХ века. М., 1995. С. 144—238. 2.  Кубрякова ...

This article considers the concept of a US University as a centre for education and research, which includes the mechanism of generation and distribution of knowledge, as well as innovation implementation within joint research programmes with commercial enterprises. 1. Atkinson R. The future of the Research University. URL: http://www.ucop.edu/ pres/comments/rufuture.html 2. Bonnen J. Land Grant Universities ...

... as a union and in a divided form. The infinitesimal method is thinking that continuously carries out a) the operations of opposing itself as pure thinking to the results of its own production; b) the coincidence of itself with the products of its own generation. Infinitesimal thinking seeks to eliminate the difference between self and being. Nevertheless, being constantly retains autonomy. Being does not merge with thinking and is not absorbed by it. In Fichte’s Science of Knowledge pure thinking moves in a logical circle, having no access into real being. In an effort to break out of this circle and find its causality, thinking turns not to the being of the world of phenomena, but to the Absolute I. Such a speculative ...

... Kant. The methodological legacy of the critical philosophy effectively became the main benchmark of the thinking of a whole generation of intellectuals. Research into the unity of “form” in the structure of human cognition was also in many ways mediated ... ... F. Saxl. Leipzig: B. G. Teubner, pp. 1-80. Cassirer, E., 1957. The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms, Volume 3: Phenomenology of Knowledge. Translated by R. Manheim, introductory note by Charles W. Hendel. New Haven & London: Yale University Press. Cassirer,...

....shtml (дата обращения: 15.04.2013). 2. Boulos M. N. K., Maramba I., Wheeler S. Wikis, blogs and podcasts: A new generation of web-based tools for virtual collaborative clinical practice and education. URL: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1564136/ ... ... of Educational Technology Systems. 2008. № 36 (2). Р. 145—155. 10. Gonzalez-Reinhart J. Wiki and the wiki way: Beyond a knowledge management solution. URL: http:// http://w3.ualg.pt/~mzacaria/gic/wikiwayJennifer05.pdf (дата обращения: ...

... of Paradise, and the Paradise itself looks apocalyptic. The author analyzes the images of the Forbidden fruit and the Tree of knowledge, and reinterprets the expulsion from Paradise into exile in Paradise. It is emphasized that the poetry of the period ... ... on Paradise as a Purgatory; it shows the traumatism of paradise freedom, which is determined by the experience of this poetic generation of moving from the literary underground to the centre of the literary process and by changing the reality reflected ...

... conclusion, the author systematically presents the cognitive content of the treatise and outlines cognitive pathways that are generated by the ideas of “The False Subtlety” and connected with the study of the unfolding of syllogisms in cognitive reality.... ... https://ecommons.uday ton.edu/phl_fac_pub/22> [Accessed 02 April 2024]. Oizerman, T. I., 2001. Kant’s Doctrine of a Priori Knowledge. Kantian Journal, 1(22), pp. 3-29. (In Rus.) Sirotkina, L. S., 2021. Epistemological Status of a Logical Procedure: ...

... language manipulation. Although phraseology has always been regarded as a powerful source of influencing people’s minds, relatively little is known about the way one perceives and interprets a phraseological unit which has accumulated a great deal of knowledge and experience of many generations since it was first implemented. This paper attempts to classify the types of this information compression bringing the American election discourse to the center of attention. Firstly, we identify phraseological units among various manipulative ...

The concept of regional innovation system builds upon prospective innovation and takes into account the subsystem generating the knowledge that regulates the context and enterprises in regional innovation activity. This article considers the importance of innovation-investment activity evaluation for the construction of regional innovation systems, technological development of ...

... regions and individual researchers, as well as to organize data on the infor­mation flow of scientific publications. The Scopus abstract database was taken as the data source, and the VOSviewer program was used for visualization. The study identified knowledge generation centers and the dynamics of their scientific productivity, as well as thematic clusters that include the seven most frequent aspects of social innovation in rural areas, in particular, rural development, digitalization, social entrepreneurship,...

... cognitive approach to the translation of epistemological terms into the German and English language: Erkenntnis/cognition vs knowledge. In this study, context is interpreted as a verbalization of a specific conceptual frame facilitating the identification ... ... Welt — Eine Einführung in die Erkenntnistheo­rie. München: Verlag Karl Alber. Graesser, A., Zwaan R., 1995. An Inference Generation and the Construction of Situation Models, in: Weaver Ch., Mannes S., Fletcher Ch. (Hg.), Discourse comprehen­sion: ...

... turns to Kant’s transcendental idealism and three well-known difficulties about things in themselves which Kant’s idealism generates: problems about unknowability, noumenal-affection and category-application, and the neglected-alternative. Building ... ..., Kant and the Mind, Cambridge. 8. Cleve, J. van, Problems from Kant, N. Y., 1999. 9. Guyer, P. 1987, Kant and the Claims of Knowledge, New York. 10. Hanna, R. 2001, Kant and the Foundations of Analytic Philosophy, New York. 11. Hogan, D. 2009a, How to ...

... independent, and determined by the search for the fundamental of philosophical systematics. It is proposed that the subjective-objective disposition is replaced by the individual understanding of uninterrupted correlation between the being and the meaning generated by the act of philosophical questioning. P. Natorp sees the task of philosophical systematics in the opportunity of constitution of the contents of the meaning of being and the search for concrete fields of knowledge immediately related to philosophy. It is shown that, in the late work Philosophical systematics, he identifies autonomous fields of knowledge — those of theory and practice, language and poiesis, creative and artistic work. Each of these fields ...

... Federation. The following principles are considered and compared for both territories: 1) promotion of territorial cohesion through a more balanced social and economic development of regions and improved competitiveness; 2) encouragement of development generated by urban functions and improvement of the relationship between the town and countryside; 3) promotion of more balanced accessibility; 4) development of access to information and knowledge; 5) reduction of environmental damage; 6) enhancement and protection of natural resources and natural heritage; 7) enhancement of cultural heritage as a factor for development; 8) developing energy resources while maintaining safety; 9) encouragement ...

... the value of Miłosz and Nemerov’s texts for modern culture and states that they are illustrations for cognitive research, generators of scientific ideas and they create the marginal area of contempo­rary cognitive science; meanwhile there is an uncertainty ... .... The Embodied Mind: Cognitive Science and Human Experience. Cambridge, MA, 2017. 40. Wilson E. O. Consilience: The Unity of Knowledge. N. Y., 1999. Brazgovskaya E. E. «scientific» poetry, representation, cognitive map, spatial image, Czes­ław ...

... basis for the development of a quasi-symbol meaning. A qua­si-symbol is an element of an intermediate, linguocultural system, generated as a result of close interaction between language and culture. While a symbol is a sign of culture that expresses some ... ... into a cultural system, connotations are moved to the nuclear part of the new sem­eme of the cultural sign. Thus, cultural knowledge is transferred to the lan­guage system, and then verbal signs are transferred to the culture system. Since the cultural ...

The article shows various structural-functional transformations of Mos­cow and its region generated by the changes in mode of production in Russia as a result of ‘perestroika’ as well as of the results of a combination ... ... Cities // Scientific American. 1965. № 213 (3). P. 178—193. 28. Yanitsky O. Towards an Eco-City: Problems of Integrating Knowledge with Practice // International Social Science Journal. 1982.Vol. 34, № 3. P. 469—480. Yanitsky O. N. adaptation,...

... transformation. This problem, alongside those of relief formation in the coastal and nearshore zones, has been addressed by several generations of German, Soviet, and Russian researchers. This article provides a historical analysis of relevant research works ... ... to the present. A unique observation database has been created over 150 years. This data can contribute to the development of knowledge on the trends and intensity of coastal processes and their regional characteristics in the South-East Baltic. 1. Атлас ...