Sociosphere

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Authors: M. Sh. Nursaidova

The scientific article is devoted to the study of the heroic deed of the warriors of multinational Uzbekistan, participants in the Resistance movement in Europe and their contribution to the Victory over fascism. The soldiers who escaped from captivity, shoulder to shoulder with the partisans, fought for liberation from Hitler's fascism. The article was compiled on the basis of interviews with relatives and memories from the family archives of partisans using archival documents.

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Authors: E. M. Ivanov

The subject of this research is idealistic philosophy and its ability to serve as the ontological founda- tion of the scientific worldview. The foundations and features of idealistic philosophy are investigated. It also investigates (as alternatives to idealism) such philosophical systems as "intuitionism" (and related systems) and the Descartes-Lockean paradigm. Their inability to substantiate the ontology of the scientific (physical) picture of the world is shown. It is shown that idealism is not only a philosophy that allows the most complete and con- sistent substantiation of the ontological status of the scientific picture of the world, but it is also directly assumed by this picture of the world – in quantum mechanics, which is the foundation of modern physics. The scientific picture of the world naturally pushes us to embrace idealism. Indeed, from the point of view of the scientific theory of sensory perception, the "world around" we see is nothing but a "picture" created by our brain on the basis of nerve impulses coming from the sense organs. In this case, we have no reason to believe that something "beyond consciousness" exists at all. The human brain should be viewed only as something that exists "inside consciousness" – either as a sensory "image of the brain" or as an intelligible "idea of the brain". The brain exists “inside” consciousness (as part of its memory), but consciousness is functionally dependent on the brain. It is consciousness that is the "creator" of the brain, the body, and the entire objective world. We are led to this con- clusion not only by epistemology, but also by a philosophical analysis of the meaning of quantum mechanics

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Authors: E. B. Doroshina

The publication provides an analysis of the film "Good Morning", as well as its characters. This partly comedic movie helps not only to reveal the profession of a producer and his duties, but also to analyze the TV market and the laws by which it develops

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Authors: О. А. Frolova

The paper describes the main characteristics of the term as a unit of language for special purposes and professional communication. The term is defined as one of the most important units of scientific language. The author compares definitions of the term given by Russian and European scholars and looks on linguistic charac- teristics of terms and their functioning in a language system

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Authors: D. V. Byshov, A. A. Vorotyntseva, K. Y. Pankina

In this article we discuss about studying environmental law at biological faculties. We analyzed avail- ability and presence of disciplines in environmental law at the faculties of Law and Biology of the Russian uni- versities. Also we consider the necessity of studying environmental law by students of biological faculties

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Authors: Y. V. Dragnev

The role of the information society in the professional development of the future teacher of physical culture is manifested in large-scale changes in the organization of future professional activities in a general edu- cational institution with the use of computer technology. This role is predetermined by the rapid process of dis- semination of information and professional knowledge, as well as the emergence of innovative pedagogical ac- tivities based on the use of information technologies

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Authors: E. A. Kuvaldina, D. G. Yurchenko

The article describes the use of digital educational resources as a means of developing musical and creative competencies of schoolchildren in music lessons

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Authors: I. O. Karelina

The article is devoted to the discussion of the problem of preschoolers’ understanding of social emo- tions, which is insufficiently developed in native child psychology. The material of the article is not only theoret- ical, but also contains the results of foreign psychological research of the genesis of understanding social emo- tions. Regularities of the formation of children’s scripts for social emotions, the age features and socio-cognitive predictors of children’s understanding of various social emotions (e.g., embarrassment, pride, gratitude, etc.) are considered. The main attention is paid to the problem of children’s attribution of moral emotions to victimizers and changes in children’s understanding of the relationship between emotions and moral assessment of an act. In the conclusion, findings are formulated that reflect the developmental logic in children’s understanding of social emotions as a component of their emotional intelligence

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Authors: A. S. Vydrina

The article presents the results of the first stage of the study of the so-called generalized trademarks, conducted in 2020–2021. The results of this analysis allowed the author to formulate a number of hypotheses for the continuation of the research: probably, the generalization of trade marks is a ubiquitous and permanent cultural process; this process is characteristic of societies of various political and economic types of structures; perhaps the extrapolation of a commercial concept to different spheres of society is at the intersection of the rational and the emotional in social culture; generalization of trademarks has similarities with mechanisms of cultural transmission and other hypotheses

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Authors: I. K. Tigieva

The article examines the features and causes of youth extremism in Russia. The problem of youth ex- tremism as a special social phenomenon is raised, and a sociological study is carried out using the method of mass survey to identify the causes of the emergence of extremism in the youth environment

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Authors: S. V. Yamshchikov, M. P. Kolechits

The article reveals the essence of a new management technology – gamification, which is a set of measures aimed at improving intra-organizational management, complementing traditional management tools and serving the development of industrial, social and human capital. According to the authors, the practical ap- plicability of gamification is likely to increase as representatives of generations Y and Z enter the labor market, the development of the digital economy and increasing requirements for the quality of the labor force