List of publications on a keyword: «language»
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The Role of English in Open-Source Software Development: Linguistic Analysis
Proceeding
The Topical Issues of the Humanities and Social Sciences- Authors:
- Miroslav I. Turygin, Evgenii E. Cherniavskii
- Work direction:
- Тенденции развития цифрового образования
- Abstract:
- The article examines the role of English in open-source software development. It explores linguistic aspects of communication in international projects, the impact of English on code and documentation standardization, and the challenges faced by non-native English speakers. By analyzing language practices in GitHub and other platforms, the study concludes that English remains the dominant lingua franca in software development.
- Keywords:
- English language, software development, GitHub, open-source, linguistic analysis
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Visual Metaphors in Poster Art: Reading between the Lines
Proceeding
The Topical Issues of the Humanities and Social Sciences- Authors:
- Natalia I. Dmitrieva, Anna N. Orekhova
- Work direction:
- Вопросы культурологии
- Abstract:
- The article considers visual metaphor as one of the expressive means of poster art. Various examples of the use of visual metaphor on posters are given. The work on the visual metaphor of a poster in the educational process is presented as an effective means of developing students' visual thinking.
- Keywords:
- symbol, poster art, visual metaphor, poster art language
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Tools of generative artificial intelligence in teaching English for specific purposes
Research Article
Development of education Volume 8 No 2- Authors:
- Anna V. Malaeva, Tatiana P. Volkova, Tatiana A. Globa
- Work direction:
- Pedagogy and Modern Education
- Abstract:
- The article is devoted to the possibilities of using generative artificial intelligence (GAI) tools in teaching English for specific purposes (ESP). The article examines innovative approaches to learning, being necessary due to the rapid development of technology and requirements of the modern labor market. It analyzes the prospects of GAI in ESP context, including a comparative description of the most popular AI tools. The authors explore the functionality, advantages, and limitations of these tools, their impact on teaching a professionally oriented foreign language. Examples of the successful application of GAI in university courses are given. The emphasis is made on the development of communication skills and the adaptation of educational materials to specific professional fields. The article discusses the results of the empirical study showing positive changes in students' learning motivation and progress. The use of GAI contributes to more effective and personalized learning, improves vocabulary, grammatical accuracy and writing skills. However, the successful implementation of GAI requires additional knowledge and training of teachers, as well as focusing on the educational context. Special attention is paid to the need for a balanced approach when using GAI in order to avoid dependence on technology and preserve the positive experience gained in the process of applying traditional teaching methods.
- Keywords:
- Generative artificial intelligence (GAI), GAI tools, English for specific purposes (ESP), professionally oriented foreign language
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Electronic learning course as a means of the development of spheres of individuality of a student of higher educational institution (on the example of the discipline "Foreign language")
Research Article
Development of education Volume 8 No 2- Authors:
- Marina A. Paniushkina, Valentina V. Ponikarovskaya, Natalia V. Matsakova, Irina S. Volkova
- Work direction:
- Pedagogy and Modern Education
- Abstract:
- This work is devoted to the development of the spheres of individuality of a university student through the integration of an electronic course into the educational process during foreign language classes for the first- and second-year bachelor students of Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University. The creation of a specially designed course in the electronic information and educational environment (https://eios.kantiana.ru/) is based on a number of principles: individualization and variability of the studying process, practical focus of the educational material. The electronic learning course allows the student to develop spheres of individuality through planning and building an educational route, through the choice of educational material, preparation of creative project works, through monitoring academic progress, and etc. Experimental verification of the exposed hypothesis that the development of the student’s individuality spheres will be quite effective provided that a specially created electronic learning course is implemented into the educational process, allowing to activate all student’s mental processes when studying a foreign language. This verification is realized in accordance with three stages. The obtained results have confirmed the proposed hypothesis about a positive influence of the electronic learning course on the development of spheres of individuality of a student in the process of studying.
- Keywords:
- foreign language, electronic information and educational environment, pedagogy of individuality, spheres of individuality of a student, electronic learning course
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Language loyalty to the ethnic language among the Hausa community in Khartoum
Research Article
Ethnic Culture Volume 7 No 2- Author:
- Muhammad N. Osman
- Work direction:
- World languages and literature
- Abstract:
- This article presents the results of a comprehensive study of the language loyalty of Hausa speakers in the urban environment of Khartoum. Based on field data collected in 2022–2025 (one hundred in-depth interviews and questionnaires), the key factors influencing the preservation of the ethnic language in the diaspora community are analyzed. Particular attention is paid to the intergenerational dynamics of language preferences, strategies of language socialization, and the role of language attitudes in identification processes. An analysis of language loyalty in the Hausa diaspora environment showed that, in addition to the traditional criterion of recognizing an ethnic language as native, important indicators include practices of preserving cultural heritage. In the Khartoum diaspora, a special role is played by maintaining song traditions and watching foreign films in the Hausa language, and regular meetings of community representatives. For most respondents, the native language performs a predominantly symbolic function, serving as a marker of group identity and a bearer of cultural values. In general, the results demonstrate a complex picture of language shift, where the traditional “home-street-school” triad undergoes significant transformations under the influence of urbanization processes. The study makes a significant contribution to understanding the mechanisms of language stability in the context of Arabic-African language contact.
- Keywords:
- ethnic identity, diaspora, internal diaspora, language shift, language loyalty, Hausa, language ideology, urban sociolinguistics, Sudan
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The ontology of the formation of state bilingualism in the Republic of Belarus by the end of the 20th century
Research Article
Ethnic Culture Volume 7 No 2- Author:
- Liubov R. Mustafina
- Work direction:
- World languages and literature
- Abstract:
- The work is devoted to the description of the language situation in the Republic of Belarus. The author studies the status and functions of the Belarusian language in the lands that were historically part of several states and are currently Belarusian territory. The aim of the work is to establish the factors that determined the return to state bilingualism following a short period of using the Belarusian language as the only state language. The study is based on the analysis of published documents devoted to the description of the language situation, as well as the language policy pursued in the Republic of Belarus, starting from the 9th to the 20th centuries. The study is of a review nature. The following should be recognized as the main factors underlying the modern language situation in the country: a long time of the Belarusian language being in a diglossal distribution with more functionally developed languages; close relationship of the Russian and Belarusian languages; stigmatization of a mixed version of these languages; the inclusion of the territory of modern Belarus into the Russian Empire and the USSR; a more prestigious status for the Russian language in the world; the functioning of the Belarusian language as a symbol of ethnic identification of Belarusians, but not as a means of communication.
- Keywords:
- the Russian language, the Belarusian language, closely related languages in bilingual settings, belarusian-russian-mixed-speech, language functions
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The somonym component baş ‘head’ in the phraseology and proverbs of the Dobrujan Tatars and the Volga Tatars (functional-semantic analysis)
Research Article
Ethnic Culture Volume 7 No 2- Authors:
- Fyaridya I. Tagirova, Ilgamiya I. Sabitova
- Work direction:
- World languages and literature
- Abstract:
- The article analyzes the functional and semantic features of the existence of the component-somonym "baş" (head) in the phraseology and proverbs of the Dobrudzha Tatars and the Volga Tatars in a comparative aspect. Illustrative material for comparison with the Tatar literary language was selected from special and explanatory dictionaries and collections of folklore. The work uses the method of functional-semantic analysis, as well as the analysis of phraseological units of the compared languages for the similarity of the plan of internal semantic content and the plan of lexical expression. The well-known thesis on the conservatism and stability of vocabulary denoting parts of the body is confirmed by this material. The results of the analysis of the dictionary of Nadrat Mahmut and Anvar Mahmut "Atalar sözi", as well as factual material from other sources, indicate that the phraseological units of the Romanian Tatars with the somonym "baş" have both full and partial parallels in the Tatar literary language. In this article, the authors try to demonstrate the similarity of lexical-semantic processes and the linguacultural similarity of the compared idioms using specific examples. It can be seen in the compared phraseological units both in terms of expression and in terms of content, which allows us to judge their common roots. The observed differences are primarily due to the fact that the formation of the linguaculture of idioms took place separately for a long time, surrounded by different cultures.
- Keywords:
- semantics, vocabulary, somatism, phraseological unit, Tatar language, Dobrujan Tatar language
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Virtual excursions as a means of improving professional foreign language skills in a non-linguistic university: cultural immersion approach
Research Article
Ethnic Culture Volume 7 No 2- Author:
- Tamara A. Kordon
- Work direction:
- Ethno-Cultural Problems of Education
- Abstract:
- The article discusses modern approaches to foreign language teaching, emphasizing the use of virtual excursions as an effective method that promotes the development of language and cultural skills. Virtual excursions, which utilize contemporary digital technologies such as 3D modeling and augmented reality, provide learners with a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the language environment and broaden their cultural horizons, which is vital in the context of international communication. The aim of the study is to demonstrate the potential of using virtual excursions in foreign language teaching at a non-linguistic university. The research was conducted at the Yakovlev’s University, where future teachers participated in a series of virtual excursions focusing on the history and culture of Great Britain. The research methodology included surveys, observations, and semi-structured interviews, allowing an assessment of the students’ language preparedness and engagement before and after the implementation of the innovative teaching method. The results showed a significant improvement in language skills, perception of authentic audio and video materials, as well as knowledge of the cultural aspects of the studied language countries.
- Keywords:
- intercultural communication, digital technologies, foreign language teaching, teacher training, language environment, virtual tours
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Associative experiment as a means of tracking dynamics of secondary language personality development as exemplified by the stimulus word “nation”
Research Article
Ethnic Culture Volume 7 No 2- Authors:
- Vera V. Koroleva, Ekaterina T. Polyanskaya
- Work direction:
- Ethno-Cultural Problems of Education
- Abstract:
- The article examines the dynamics of secondary language personality formation and the influence of learners’ native linguistic personality on this process. The article reviews the role of associative experiment in linguistic worldview and language personality examination. A chain associative experiment, conducted in three groups with different levels of English proficiency – including a group of native speakers – serves as the primary research method. The lexeme “nation” is used as the stimulus word in the experiment. The interpretation of the results is carried out according to Yu. N. Karaulov’s three-level model of language personality. The findings allow conclusions that there is a strong influence of the native linguistic personality on the formation of the secondary language personality at an early stage of the language mastery and the threshold level (A2–B1). Subjects with a great experience of conscious language acquisition demonstrate the most comprehensive understanding of the stimulus word “nation”, even compared to the native speakers. Furthermore, the prospects of associative experiment application for methodological purposes are noted, particularly for tracking the level of secondary language personality formation in learning groups and adjusting the language learning trajectory.
- Keywords:
- associative experiment, linguistic personality, linguistic worldview, secondary language personality
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Formation of Professionally Oriented Speech in Russian Language Classes in the System of Higher Professional Education
Book Chapter
Theoretical and practical aspects of pedagogy and psychology- Author:
- Klara M. Kaparova
- Work direction:
- Глава 4
- Abstract:
- The chapter addresses the relevant issue of developing professionally oriented speech among university students within the system of higher professional education. It examines the specific features of teaching Russian as a non-native or second language in institutions where instruction is tailored to a particular field of specialization. The paper analyzes methods and techniques that contribute to the development of speech skills essential for students' future professional activities across various areas of training. Special attention is given to the selection of thematic and lexical material that reflects real-life communicative situations in the professional domain, as well as to the role of interdisciplinary integration and communicative technologies. The importance of active verbal interaction between teachers and students is emphasized, along with the use of case methods, project-based learning, and business games. This article may be of interest to educators, methodologists, and curriculum developers involved in language instruction in higher education.
- Keywords:
- higher education, speech activity, communicative competence, Russian language, teaching methodology, professionally oriented speech
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Methods of sign language pedagogical examination as a means of studying and evaluating students' mental abilities
Book Chapter
Theoretical and practical aspects of pedagogy and psychology- Author:
- Sergey V. Zinin
- Work direction:
- Глава 9
- Abstract:
- The chapter presents the experience of qualitative assessment of students' mental abilities during the use of certain methods of sign language pedagogical examination of children with low results in educational activities. A clinical case is described in detail in the work of specialists of the territorial psychological, medical and pedagogical commission of the Nizhneudinsky district municipality, demonstrating the key symptoms of mental retardation due to the child's impairments in the third functional block of the brain – planning, programming, triggering, control and correction. The use of the basic principle of the pathopsychological experiment «qualitative analysis of the studied mental disorders», described by the founder of pathopsychology B. V. Zeigarnik, is demonstrated. A specific example reflects learning disabilities and the personal component of a student's thinking: criticality and self-regulation.
- Keywords:
- intellectual disabilities, Russian sign language, sign language examination, pathopsychological experiment, the third functional block of the brain, verbal regulation by practical actions
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Artificial intelligence in teaching Russian as a foreign language: opportunities and prospects
Proceeding
Education, innovation, research as a resource for community development- Authors:
- Alisa E. Mozheevskaia, Mariia V. Khairullina
- Work direction:
- Современные технологии в образовании
- Abstract:
- The article discusses modern approaches to teaching the Russian language as a foreign language using artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. This topic is relevant due to the growing importance of learning the Russian language for international students in Russia, which contributes to their professional mobility and expansion of opportunities in the international job market. The paper analyzes the potential integration of AI into the Russian as a second language (RCT) learning process, examining the benefits and limitations of this approach. It also focuses on personalizing the educational experience through the use of tools such as intelligent chatbots, automated speech processing and recognition systems, and gamified learning platforms.
- Keywords:
- Artificial intelligence, Russian as a foreign language, Neural networks, personalized learning, international students, innovative technology
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Barriers and opportunities: Russian sign language as a tool for development of children’s cognitive deaf abilities
Proceeding
Psychological and Pedagogical Support of General, Special and Inclusive Education of Children and Adults- Author:
- Fedor I. Mishin
- Work direction:
- Psychological security in the digital environment of an educational institution
- Abstract:
- The article deals with the introduction of sign language into the educational process and its influence on the development of cognitive abilities. It is established that limitation in the use of sign language at school leads to the deterioration of the quality of education. The results of the analysis of literary sources and practical cases of using sign language in the educational process testify to the increase of positively influence the development of their cognitive abilities.
- Keywords:
- inclusive education, bilingualism, Russian sign language, deaf culture
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Digital transformation of foreign-language project activity of undergraduates in the context of the implementation of educational programs at an advanced engineering school
Book Chapter
Psychological and pedagogical issues of modern education- Authors:
- Nadezhda I. Chernova, Natalia I. Eremkina
- Work direction:
- Глава 5
- Abstract:
- The proposed chapter examines the possibilities of using project activities based on digital technologies to increase motivation and practice-oriented approach in the process of learning a foreign language by students of the Master’s degree program 22.04.01 Materials Science and Technology studying at the Advanced Engineering School (AES) of Microwave Electronics, created on the basis of MIREA – Russian Technological University. The study was conducted based on the analysis of scientific and methodological literature and the generalization of methods related to the organization of students’ project activities in the process of professional foreign language training, as well as teaching foreign languages at the university using digital tools. The results consist in studying the experience of using these technologies in educational practice and describing the forms of working with them.
- Keywords:
- foreign language, digital technologies, project activity, Advanced Engineering School, AES, Master’s degree program, practice-oriented learning
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The impact of using chatbots on learning a foreign language in a non-linguistic university
Book Chapter
Psychological and pedagogical issues of modern education- Author:
- Elena G. Liakhova
- Work direction:
- Глава 7
- Abstract:
- The relevance of this study is determined by the fact that artificial intelligence and neural network chatbots are playing an increasingly important role in higher education; they often take over traditional methods of teaching a foreign language in non-linguistic universities. At the same time, the issue of the advantages of using artificial intelligence in teaching a foreign language remains open. The purpose of the chapter is to analyze the advantages and disadvantages of using neural network chatbots in the process of teaching a foreign language in comparison with traditional teaching methods. To achieve this goal, the author uses experimental teaching of English to first-year future culturologists. As a result of the study, it was found that the process of assimilation of foreign language material when teaching a foreign language using chatbots differs from the process of assimilation while teaching traditionally. Significant differences were noticed at the stages of formation of motivation, presentation of new foreign language material, comprehension and rethinking of the new lexical and grammatical material. Such phenomena as clip thinking, the Google effect, and the devaluation of students’ memory with the constant use of digital devices have a particularly strong influence on changes in the learning process. Techniques are proposed to neutralize the negative impact of neural network learning on students, when implemented, an increase in the effectiveness of teaching a foreign language using neural network chatbots is observed.
- Keywords:
- Artificial intelligence, clip thinking, increasing the efficiency of teaching a foreign language in non-linguistic universities, neural network chatbots, cultural studies, mastering foreign language lexical and grammatical material
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Verb constructions with the verb “venire” in Italian: analyzing multiverbal structures
Research Article
Ethnic Culture Volume 7 No 1- Author:
- Davide Skaliia
- Work direction:
- World languages and literature
- Abstract:
- The article proposes an analysis of verb structures in Italian using the verb venire "come" with the aim of classifying them into one of the following categories: verb periphrases, pseudo-coordination or verb serial constructions. The material of the study is empirical material taken from Italian corpora. The work is based on the method of distributional and distributional-statistical analysis. The study actively uses the glossing rules laid down by the Leipzig system. This approach allows not only to reveal semantic and syntactic relationships, but also to systematize the obtained data with unique accuracy, providing a deep understanding of the structural features of the language. The working hypothesis of the study is that constructions with the verb venire can be classified according to different features, such as structure, semantic nuances, context of use and linguistic features, in order to better understand the distribution and use of the above-mentioned verb structures in the Italian linguistic panorama. Having explained the principles by which the different constructions were investigated and analyzed, it can be concluded that Italian verb constructions using the verb venire can be identified as verb periphrases or special cases of paratactic constructions.
- Keywords:
- serial verb constructions, typological linguistics, Italian language, verbal structures, verbal paraphrases, pseudo-coordination
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Application of the Pareto principle in the process of teaching a foreign language in a higher educational institution
Research Article
Development of education Volume 8 No 1- Authors:
- Valentina V. Ponikarovskaya, Marina A. Paniushkina, Natalia V. Matsakova, Marina G. Popova, Vladimir V. Pozdniakov
- Work direction:
- Pedagogy and Modern Education
- Abstract:
- The work is devoted to the practical implementation of the Pareto principle in the process of language training of students of non-linguistic specialties of the university. Due to the organization of the learning process on the basis of the course, which is based on the 80/20 rule, attention is focused on the direct perception of information, a conscious approach of students to their learning activities, the perception of educational activities as an imitation modeling of a real language environment, readiness for full and productive communication in a foreign language, taking into account its cultural characteristics are formed. Important advantages of the developed course are the focus on the practical use of the language, the acquisition of useful experience of communication with native speakers. The knowledge gained through this method becomes a valuable asset and helps to cope with any communicative tasks in a foreign language. The conducted experimental work has confirmed that students whose learning process was organized on the basis of the Pareto principle achieve significant results in learning a foreign language faster than with traditional teaching methods.
- Keywords:
- differentiation, simulation modeling, individualization of learning, language environment, 80/20 rule, language aspect
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The use of professionally oriented texts in the system of teaching Russian as a foreign language
Research Article
Development of education Volume 8 No 1- Author:
- Yuliya N. Kuznetsova
- Work direction:
- Pedagogy and Modern Education
- Abstract:
- The article raises the issue of teaching Russian as a foreign language to foreign citizens in Russian universities. Russian Russian as a foreign language is defined in the article, and the most common methods used in teaching Russian as a foreign language are outlined. It is emphasized that the importance of the text-based approach in teaching Russian to foreign citizens has increased recently. The important role of the text in the process of teaching Russian as a foreign language is argued. It is noted that the text-forming approach highlights the text as the main unit of learning, that working with the text contributes to the formation and development of skills of all types of speech activity (reading, writing, listening, speaking), as well as develops grammatical skills, increases learning motivation. The interpretation of the concept of "text" by modern scientists is analyzed, the role of text in the system of teaching Russian as a foreign language is determined. Much attention is paid to the study of work with scientific and professionally oriented texts, which is due to the special focus of these types of texts, which contribute to the formation of a theoretical framework of concepts, the integration of the meaning of all linguistic units, and the development of creative and cognitive abilities of foreign students. An example of complex work with professionally oriented text is given. The main types of tasks performed when working with text are systematized. It is summarized that working with the text forms general professional and universal competencies, contributes to the development of the use of professionally significant vocabulary and terminology in the process of communication.
- Keywords:
- text, Russian as a foreign language, text-forming approach, professionally oriented text
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ACQUISITION OF RUSSIAN LINGO-CULTURAL KNOWLEDGE BY THE FOREIGN STUDENTS IN THE FORM OF TRIVIA
Proceeding
Pedagogy, Psychology, Society: from theory to practice- Authors:
- Kristina V. Vlasova, Oksana I. Samodurova
- Work direction:
- Теория и методика профессионального образования
- Abstract:
- This article discusses the introduction and conduction of a linguo-cultural quiz in Russian as a foreign language for foreign students. Examples of relevant questions are listed up, recommendations for organizing and evaluating of the quiz are given.
- Keywords:
- foreign language, Russian language, form of knowledge control, interactive form of teaching, linguo-cultural discipline, quiz
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The Continuous tence forms of the English language in the cognitive-semiotic aspect
Research Article
Ethnic Culture Volume 6 No 4- Authors:
- Elena E. Chikina, Elena D. Arabey
- Work direction:
- World languages and literature
- Abstract:
- The article offers a cognitive-semiotic analysis of English Continuous tense forms. The purpose of this study is to analyze the internal form of Continuous tenses which are considered as grammatical phraseological units. By describing the cognitive phraseosemantic modelling of ‘conceptual complexes’ through grammar means the authors endeavour to define and formulate basic cognitive-semiotic features of English Continuous tense forms. As a result it is concluded that the general cognitive model of the Continuous tenses actualises the discursive identity between the Actant-Subject and the Actant-predicate noun expressed by the gerund of the meaningful verb. This model expresses the semantics of a confined action developing in a limited spatio-temporal frame without a rigid attachment to the temporal markers of the beginning and end of the action. Different Continuous tenses show different positions of the observing subject in relation to the time of action, as well as modifications of the basic cognitive model of Continuous. For Present Continuous and Past Continuous, the specificity of their discourse syntagmatics is that the position of the observing subject differs. Future Continuous is characterised by a modified model of Actant-Subject and Actant- predicate noun identity, which develops an additional cognitive parameter. In this case the paradigmatic dependence of the predicate noun on the subject of an statement is observed. The paper also considers the cognitive model of the construction to be going to + infinitive as a special case of the cognitive model of Continuous.
- Keywords:
- English language, tense, semiotics, continuous tense, grammatical phraseological unit, internal form, cognitive-semiotic model
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Verbalization of the concept of "beauty" in the phraseological units and proverbs of the Erzya and Finnish languages
Research Article
Ethnic Culture Volume 6 No 4- Authors:
- Ekaterina D. Karpunina, Natalya M. Mosina
- Work direction:
- World languages and literature
- Abstract:
- The growing interest in concepts in cognitive linguistics highlights the relevance of studying the concepts of beauty in different cultures. The purpose of the article is to study the semantic features of the expression of this concept in the Erzya and Finnish languages based on a comparative analysis of phraseological units and paroemias. The concept of beauty is universal, and its perception and evaluation vary depending on cultural and social factors, which makes its analysis important for understanding the worldview of two distant peoples. The material for the study was phraseological units and paroemias representing the concept of "beauty", obtained as a result of using the continuous sampling method from specialized dictionaries and collections. The study showed that the verbalization of beauty in the analyzed languages reflects a multifaceted attitude to this concept. Based on a common semantic feature, we have identified four groups of phraseological units and paroemias describing external and internal beauty, deceptive properties of beauty, as well as a critical attitude to appearance. The etymological analysis of the basic lexemes was also carried out during the study. The article demonstrates that the concepts of beauty in the Erzya and Finnish languages not only differ, but also illustrate the unique cultural values of the two peoples. The results of the work can be useful for teaching Finno-Ugric languages, as well as for ethnolinguistic research and intercultural communication.
- Keywords:
- concept, proverb, phraseological unit, Erzya language, Finnish language, beauty
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From the experience of a nomadic camp for Even children
Research Article
Ethnic Culture Volume 6 No 4- Author:
- Yuri A. Sleptsov
- Work direction:
- Ethno-Cultural Problems of Education
- Abstract:
- The article, based on the method of theoretical analysis and generalization of pedagogical experience, identifies the features of the education system in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), considers the organization of a nomadic camp as a new form in the concept of small-scale and nomadic education in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). In the late twentieth and early twenty-first centuries, the problem of preserving the Even language became acute. This became the starting point in organizing a nomadic camp as a new form of teaching the native language and culture among the Evens. Until 2000, there were no such organizational forms in the Russian Federation, this became an innovation in the field of education in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia). The first experience, supported by regional authorities, was successful and was continued in various forms: ecological, ethnoecological, labor, etc. camps. The experience of the first nomadic camp was analyzed, and a number of significant measures were taken, including in the field of scientific and methodological support of the educational process. We especially recommend the positive experience of the nomadic camp for use in the context of continuous additional education in the regions, as well as for solving the problems of preserving the native language and culture.
- Keywords:
- children, additional education, native language, Evens, nomadic camp
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Tekhnologii sozdaniia i psikhologo-pedagogicheskogo soprovozhdeniia subektivnogo blagopoluchiia shkol'nogo soobshchestva v usloviiakh intensivnykh informatsionnykh potokov spetsial'no smodelirovannoi tsifrovoi obrazovatel'noi sredy
Book Chapter
Questions of Education and Psychology- Authors:
- Natalia A. Khomova, Svetlana V. Sannikova, Natalia K. Frolova
- Work direction:
- Глава 13
- Abstract:
- The modern education system contributes to the creation of a special educational environment, a specially modeled place and conditions conducive to determining the optimal trajectory of personal development and maturation. Today's schools are free to choose the means and forms, directions and approaches of development, the school has become client-oriented: the school is a resource center, with its own strategy, subject-based learning from the first grade, the development and implementation of author's programs, etc. The introduction of Federal State Educational Standards of the third generation actualizes the importance of scientific rethinking of approaches to modeling the educational environment in the process of learning and socialization. The article presents the results of studying the psychological well-being of the school community. Technologies have been analyzed and developed to create a favorable psychological climate. The basic principle of these technologies is defined – the constant reflection of participants and the development of their interaction, which allows members of the educational community to realize how their actions are perceived by others and what consequences they may have. An important aspect is the construction of elements of interaction between participants in the educational process, including the use of the digital educational environment as an effective way of virtual communication. The key role in this context is played by the psychological factor and «Digital hygiene», which sets a radically new trend in safe work with information and digital assets in conditions of mega-intensive information flows.
- Keywords:
- foreign language, reflection, psychological support, psychological well-being, individual trajectory, subjective well-being, SWB, class team, positive education, academic success, digital hygiene
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Translating difficulties of puns and word play in the Lewis Carroll's "Alice in Wonderland" in Russian and German translations in comparison
Proceeding
The Topical Issues of the Humanities and Social Sciences: from Theory to Practice- Authors:
- Iuliia V. Iavari, Olga G. Shilova
- Work direction:
- Современные гуманитарные науки и проблемы языкознания
- Abstract:
- The article deals with the peculiarities of puns and word play and difficulties of their translation in "Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll. The authors analyze and compare the ways and means of interpreting puns in three different translations into Russian performed by V.V. Nabokov, A.A. Tscherbakov and N.M. Demurova and in the German one by Lieselotte Remané in order to determine the optimum alternatives of translation from the original.
- Keywords:
- translation, word play, puns, puns and word play, difficulties in puns and word play translating, pun founding, pun resultant, associations chain, word consonance, interpreting puns by means of translating language
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The use of interactive gaming technologies in teaching Russian to younger students
Proceeding
The Topical Issues of the Humanities and Social Sciences: from Theory to Practice- Authors:
- Kamilia R. Gimaletdinova, Anna S. Vasileva
- Work direction:
- Тенденции развития цифрового образования
- Abstract:
- The article explores the use of interactive game-based technologies in teaching Russian to elementary school students. It examines the theoretical foundations and practical application of game-based methods for developing students' lexical and grammatical skills. The results of a pedagogical experiment, aimed at comparing the effectiveness of traditional and game-based teaching approaches, are presented. Based on the data obtained, it is demonstrated that game-based technologies enhance motivation, improve material retention, and foster children's communicative abilities. Practical recommendations for incorporating game-based technologies into the educational process are provided.
- Keywords:
- motivation, elementary school students, pedagogical experiment, interactive game technologies, Russian language teaching, lexical skills, grammatical skills, communicative abilities