Vestnik Kemerovskogo Gosudarstvennogo Universiteta

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Authors: A. V. Zaushintsena, A. B. Saynakova, O. V. Lozhkina

In Siberia ordinary root decay of plants is widespread and harmful. Illness epiphytoty in the taiga zone of Western Siberia is observed 1 – 2 times in 10 years. In 2013 it was provoked by the arrest of plants development and late onsets of the main phenological phases. Illness development actively accrued from the phase of "blossoming" to completion of plants’ life cycle. Extent of their affection made 53,1…75,2 %.

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Authors: A. I. Popov, S. N. Kravchenko, Yu. N. Dementiev, A. G. Kozhura

Chemical elements in blueberry (Vaccinium uliginosum L.), heath family (Ericaceae Juss.), in the Siberian region are defined by spectral and absorbing methods. 39 chemical elements were identified qualitatively, and 37 elements were defined quantitatively. A short biological characteristics of the most important, conventionally important, toxic and potentially toxic elements is provided. The basic chemical elements responsible for the biogenesis and accumulation of the major organic biologically active compounds are specified. The received results set the scopes of using blueberry and point out the prospects of fruit and berry typesresearches.

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Authors: Yu. P. Gorelov

The paper focuses on Kuzbass people’s contribution to supplying the defense sufficiency needs during World War I. Different forms of defensve patronage work as well as the social and political situation in the region are analyzed.

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Authors: I. V. Kovtun

The paper justifies the anteriority and the dates of the discovery of coal made by D. G. Messerschmidt in Kuznetsk Basin, as well as the starting point of Kemerovo city chronology. Both ideas are alternative to the official versions.

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Authors: I. I. Shorohova

From mid 1960sto 1991 oil-and-gas development of Tyumen region occupied a significant place in the USSR state policy. In the 1960s, the region first in the RSFSR in infectious diseases due to the lack of health facilities, qualified personnel, as well as water, sewage and public baths, systems of cleaning settlements from debris and dirt. The paper considers the problem of medical systems and their logistics, staff policy and sanitary and epidemic measures for im-proving the settlements; these issues were vigorously addressed in the 1970s. All this led to the victory over trachoma, diphtheria, and typhus, and reducing the incidence of acute intestinal infections by 1991. Despite the measures taken and the fact that significant funds were spent on the health system, in the 1980s the epidemiological situation in the area remained tense. A separate topic that requires attention is tuberculosis, common especially among the indigenous popu-lation, the problem has not been solved. The government policy on oil-and-gas development of Tyumen region was successful and gave impetus to the social development of the region, while the infrastructure was significantly behind the industrial development.

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Authors: N. N. Danilov

A new class of game models, called dynamic matrix games (DMG) was introduced in [2] as a generalization of the classical matrix games considering the time factor. Such a generalization seems natural both from the theoretical point of view, the dynamic zero-sum games once being constructed by adding dynamics in the infinite zero-sum games, and from the practical point of view – as the expansion of application field of the matrix games theory. The model of the DMG was constructed in [2], the basic concepts were defined, the class of admissible pure strategies was introduced and the using of minimax principle was substantiated. The concept of mixed combinated strategies is introduced in this paper; the questions of the necessary and suffi-cient optimality signs, the existence of optimal strategies and their dynamic stability are investigated in this class of strategies.

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Authors: G. E. Larina, E. R. Gorr

The problems of ecologization of agricultural production areconsidered, the problems of organizing the environ-mentally and economically efficient use of land and crop rotations are discussed. Effective natural resources manage-ment allows to increase agricultural productionon the one hand, and to ensure the ecological balance of the environment, preservation and reproduction of soil fertilityon the other hand. The research resulted in a comprehensive assessment of agro-ecological conditions; the recommendations on im-proving their use were developed.

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Authors: E. G. Zharikova, E. G. Skibitsky

The paperconcerns the development of the foreign language communicative competence in training young special-ists in the sphere of finance and economics for structural subdivisions of “Russian Railways” under academic and occu-pational mobility. The technology of academic and occupational mobility is developed on the basis of the integrated language and professional training of students in transport universities.

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Authors: M. G. Kalugina

The research focuses on formation of evaluative competence in future teachers of Physical Culture. As a result of the analysis of literature and experimental work, the techniques of formation of evaluative competence in future teachers of Physical Culture in the system of higher education are revealed and proved. The techniquesare presented at three levels: at the level of studying the specialty of “Physical Culture and Sport”, (“Physical Culture” Programme); at the level of studying the professional disciplines and teaching internships at schools; at the level of the classesorganized with the use of contextual trainingtechnologies. The research results can be used in practice of training future teachers of Physical Culture in thesystem ofhigher education.

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Authors: N. V. Kolmogorova

The paper proves the need of forming professional and pedagogical orientation of students atSports institution higher education. Personal features of students are studied and their interrelation with the level of a professional and pedagogical orientation is revealed. The received results will allow to form and improve purposefully the level of pro-fessional skill of experts in the field of Physical Culture and Sport. Teoretal and methodological basis of the research were activity approach, personality-focused approach, concepts Human Studies, the concept of stage-by-stage management of formation of professional interest in pedagogical activity, the problem of pedagogical abilities, acmeologicalas-pects of teachers’pedagogical professionalism. The conducted experiment led to the conclusion that students with pedagogical orientation of any type majorly show hyperthymia and moderate aggression enough for empathy and adequate self-esteem. This ratio of the personal qualities of sports high schools’ students and vocational pedagogical orientation can be explained by the specificity of sports activities, which largely determines the formation of sociability, communication skills, organization and openness.

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Authors: L. H. Urusova

The specificity of gender educationwithin the Adygs’ national culture provides a comprehensive development of the child’spersonality. The agents of socialization were families, peer groups and communities. The main method of children’supbringing of was considered that of imitation: the stereotypes of male and female behavior were implemented in children’s consciousness through direct observation of adult men’s and women’sbehaviour.

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Authors: O. A. Altemerova

The paper raises the problem of measuring social distance in the relations between the authorities and the popula-tion. In this paper the practicability of using the hierarchies analysis method in measuring social distance in the political hierarchy of society is substantiated.

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Authors: E. V. Golovatsky

Thepaper discussesthe significance of transitive approach to resources upplying of political innovations. Transitivi-ty becomes the factorin fluencing the direction, strength and speedof resource flows, supplying the processes of political innovations. The author analyzes theuse of social resources under the changing conditions.

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Authors: A. A. Levin

The paper considers the problem of interaction of non-governmental human rights organizations with political insti-tutions of the Russian Federation, represented by the state authorities, the Ombudsman Institute, the bodies of Internal Affairs, the European Court for Human Rights, and the mass media. The author analyzes the role of non-governmental human rights organizations as the main channel of communication between the authorities and civil society in Russia.

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Authors: O. A. Pikuleva

The paper considers the concept of «self-presentational competence», the results of empirical research on the study of local residents’perception ofvisually observed labour migrants’self-presentational behavior. The author presents the socio-psychological technology of in-cultural adaptation of migrants – formation of self-presentational competence through training effective self-presentation in situations of cross-cultural interaction.

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Authors: V. P. Mikhailovа, N. I. Korytchenkova, L. M. Matyushenko

In the article is examined a question about the leading activity from the point of view of psychology and its signs, and as it influences the formation of nature.

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Authors: V. P. Kuznetsov, M. I. Baumgarten, B. P. Nevzorov, Yu. A. Fadeev

This review is devoted to such a concept as adhesion. The diversity, in which this phenomenon exists, and many theories describing it create some uncertainty in its definition and, ultimately, its understanding. Understanding of adhe-sion is of particular interest, especially under the control of strength characteristics of the composite materials. A number of definitions used in the scientific literatureis provided, which allows to distinguish three groups of definitions. The first define adhesion as a property, the second define adhesion a process, and the third define adhesion as a condition. Considering different approaches and theories showed that for composite materials there is a common thing in the defi-nitions of adhesion – the interphase boundary between contacting thermodynamic phases. Thus, the authors conclude that there is currently no clear definition of "adhesion".

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Authors: Zh. Zh. Kapenova

Conceptual research is viewedin the paperas a new linguistic wave, which develops through current achievements of cognitive linguistics, through linguoculturology and ethnolinguistics. The connection between the waves above is constructed, the description of peculiarities of conceptual researchis givenas well, which is, basically, multi-dimensionality and divergence in the study of the concept.

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Authors: P. I. Kostomarov

This paper is devoted to the description of one of the fastest growing areas of modern linguistics, which is consi-dered to be the main factor of individual study of the phenomenon of the language. The author analyzes an important link of anthropocentrism – the linguistiс personality, that represents a new object of scientific research. On the example of the linguistic personality – representative of folk spoken form of the German language – some features of their lan-guage portrait are shown.

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Authors: N. S. Pavlyuk

The paper addresses the image of the bowl as the embodiment of a cultural concept in the works of Alexander Pushkin. The archetypal basis of the image, dating back to the ancient culture is set. Artistic semantics of the bowlis traced in poetic texts of 1811 – 1820. Some specific values ("convivial bowl", "circular bowl", "funeral phial") were identified and compared with the motivic complex of A. S. Pushkin’spoetry forming the semiosphere antiquitie, to ex-plicate the lyrical vision of the world. Pushkin's poetic myth of the bowl is compared with variations of the bowl image in K. N. Batiushkov’slyrics. This allows to see the process of development of the classical heritage in different art systems on the material of one of the key concepts that form the semiotic space of antiquity in the Russian poetry.

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Authors: M. Yu. Ryabova

The paper analyzes the concept of “glamour”, reflecting interdiscourse tendency of modern communication and mutual penetration of semiotics of everyday life cultures. The aim of the article is to reveal interaction of Western and Russian linguistic cultures of everyday live communication. The novelty of investigation lies in presentation of the con-cept as a cultural structure, characterized with the features of repetition, massiveness, private life.

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Authors: Ju. N. Tochilina

The paper focuses on one of the significant concepts of the modern German linguistic world-image – RUSSEN (Russians) is considered and some characteristics of this concept are described.

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Authors: G. E. Loginova

The paper considers the basic problem of modern philosophical anthropology –that of constructing the general theory of personality. A new approach to its solution is suggested. Its essence lies in the complete role-play interpreta-tion of human life. The basic strategic principles of role-play human activity – dominanceand ambivalence– are formu-latedfor the first time.

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Authors: L. V. Kuzmina, V. I. Krasheninin, E. G. Gazenaur, E. V. Sugatov

In the present work, we continue the study of the properties of edge dislocations in whiskers crystals of silver azide. The suggested arguments do not contradict experimental results, and are in favour of the assumption of the presence of the magnetic moment and electric charge line of the edge dislocation in silver azide. It is shown that the magnetic moment in crystals of silver azide is associated with silver ions, located along the lines of dislocation, which can be neutral, i.e. have a magnetic moment. To identify the edge dislocations the methods of powder figures and selective etchingwere used; to determine the magnetic moment, a methodology was developed based on direct measurement of the magnetic field B0 and the resulting field B, that arises in the process of samples magnetization.

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Authors: A. V. Sharnin

The paper discusses the algorithm of strategic planning of social and economic development of a municipality.

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Authors: A. Marshavelski

The paper is devoted to the most significant novels in the Penal Code of the Republic of Croatia (2011). The author begins with discussing the new concept of guilt and the principle of culpability, and then examines the distinctions be-tween perpetration and complicity, as well as criteria of attempt at an offence and abandonment of an offence. Special attention is paid to the reform of the criminal sanctions system. The author thoroughly analyses the novel fifty-year im-prisonment, comparing it with other possible means of the deterrence of the most dangerous offenders. Provisions of both substantive and procedural criminal laws purposed to reduce the overcrowding in prisons are dealt with. The new model of the fine based on daily rates is detailed. The above mentioned issues considered, the ways of the further improvement of the Croatian penal legislation are outlined.

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Authors: Yu. I. Plakhotnyuk

The paper is devoted to prevention of juvenile delinquency. The author defines the activities of the Juvenile De-partment of Ust-Ilim” Municipal Division of the Russian Ministry of Internal Affairs aimed at preventing neglect of children. The grounds for individual preventive work with minors and their parents or legal representatives are consi-dered.

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Authors: O. A. Zyryanova

On the basis of the material collected by the author, the specific structure of steppe and forest plant communities of the Shirinsky area, consisting of 166 species, 52 genera and 24 families, is studied. The identification of the collected material was carried with the help of the Handbook of the lichens of the USSR and Russia. The volumes of families and genera of lichens suggested generally correspond to the work of O. E. Eriksson, D. L. Hawksworth taking into account R. Santesson et al. Biomorphological, ecological and geographical analyses are carried out. As a result of studying of lichens in different types of steppe plant communities the greatest species diversity was found in petrophytic short-turfy steppes and the smallest one – in tall-turfy steppes, which can be explained by low competitive ability of lichens in comparison with rhizomatous grass, sedges and herbaceous steppe vegetation. The specific variety of lichens is richer in light-coniferous larch forest, as compares to small-leaved birch forest. Crustaceous lichens prevail in the studies area. Among the crustaceous lichens in steppe plant communities, those with a life form of areolated and dimorphic thallus resistant to drought and supercooling prevail.

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Authors: E. I. Krasilnikova

The article is devoted to the specifics of the Omsk Regional Museum's activity in the height of political repression. The paper aims at characterizing the large exhibition, which was organized by this museum on the centenary of Alexander Pushkin's death. The author explains the particular representation of exhibition materials in the context of the Soviet state ideology and memory policy. Methodologically, the author relies on the works, known in the Western science as «memory studies». The paper deals with the principles of representing Russian history of the first third of the 19th century (Pushkin's era), and shows the process of creating the exhibition. The author also characterizes the visitors’ perception the exhibition, their criticism and positive feedback. The author comes to the conclusion that this exhibition was very important for the state in terms of the processes ofindoctrination of the past. It diverted attention from political repression and was aimed at creating a negative perception of the country's history before the Soviet coming to power and a positive image of the contemporary situation in the public mind.

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Authors: E. S. Romantsova

The paper describes the evolution of regional research in library history of the Orenburg region. The themes and content of research are analyzed; current trends in the study of library history of the region are identified.

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Authors: M. A. Novoseltseva

The paper describes buildinga gas furnace model basedon the method of structural and parametric identification by discrete measurements of accidental input and output processes. The method is based on the theory of continued fractions. The method includes checkingthe stationarity and homogeneity of the furnaceprocesses, receiving the discrete model of the furnace, which can be further used for predicting, monitoring, control and diagnostics of the gas furnace processes.

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Authors: L. V. Barinova

The paper presents the experience of 19th century parents and teachers’ collaboration in thefield of education. The paper shows that in many of the 19th century the collaboration gave great results. Due to teachers and parents’ co-operation, spiritually educated young people graduated from the institution to become the pride of the country. The author states that parents and teachers’ collaboration in 19th century schools was a vital requirement to provide a high level of children`s education.

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Authors: I. F. Pleteneva, N. R. Emelyanova

The emergence of women's teaching classes in secondary schools was a particular feature of Russian women's edu-cation in the second half of the 19th century. All over this period, the legislation regarding teaching classes, syllabi, forms and methods of theoretical and practical training of future teachers was developing dynamically. A more detailed development of lessons types was allowed, based on local conditions. Based on the analysis of archive materials and literature of the 19th century, the presence of professional development in teaching classes is justified, with the example of Omskgirls' school № 1 and Eletsk girls' school in the 1980s. The level of educational process organization and re-quirements for students was very high. Methods and forms used in the teaching process lead to formation of professio-nally significant qualities in future teachers. The se materials can be used in preparing new research on the history of women's education, in studying History of Pedagogics and Education and in teacher-training institutions’ activities, to improve the modern teaching classes.

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Authors: L. S. Khoroshilova, N. I. Morozova

Deviant behavior is not only a problem of the person who suffers from this bias, but also a problem for the society with which that person is crossed. Deviant behavior is observed in intractable and pedagogically neglected children, juvenile offenders. A new direction in the rehabilitation process for the normalization of adequate socialization and school adaptation is designed to help correctional pedagogy.

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Authors: E. V. Krivtsova

The paper addresses the problem of valuable self-determinationof the personality; the characteristic of this pheno-menon at different stages of studying at a higher education institution is provided. Results of empirical researchof valu-able self-determination of junior and senior students are presented.

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Authors: O. V. Omelichkin

The paper studies some theoretical issues related to the application of new information technologies and the formation of e-democracy. It explores the major challenges and contradictions of the process. The perspectives on the e-democracy development in Russia are subject to a detailed analysis.

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Authors: Yu. I. Kyzylasov

The experimental results on the observation of powerful laser radiation self-deflection in silicate glasses are pre-sented.

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Authors: V. A. Aleksyutina

In today's cultural and literary situation, the problem of perception of the family, family relationships and family values becomes extremely relevant. The present paper highlights the problem of artistic expression of the image of the family in L. Ulitskaya’s short stories. A set of images and motifs within a family perspective are identified and ana-lysed, the theme of family identity in L. Ulitskaya’s short stories is considered.

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Authors: V. A. Buryakovskaya

The paper deals with the value aspect of mass communication influenced by post-modern tendencies. Such dis-course characteristics as “magic”, “aggressiveness”, “glamour” being the embodiment of the named tendencies are pointed out.

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Authors: N. V. Garanina

The paper deals with the innate instincts of a child, displayed in outdoor games (aggression, property instinct, and self-preservation instinct), English schoolchildren’s speech strategies promoting socialization of these innate pro-grammes are analyzed, dependence of game communication on children’s speech behavior is emphasized.

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Authors: L. V. Markelova

The meaning of the word can be motivated by its morphemic components or by the way the word itself is formed. In other words, the semantic specifics of this or that word are in most cases due to the particularities of its word-formation. However, the word motivation reflects not only the correlation between morphemic components and semantic specifics, but also the correlation between extra- and intralinguistic factors in word structure. The paper aims to present a study of the motivation of words and reduplicative compounds with the meaning of madness, which is the novelty of the present research. The main objective is to classify the units according to the type of motivation and to determine which type prevails. To achieve the objective a thorough analysis of words’ inner structure was carried out. The outcome of the research showed that the semantic motivation in nonreduplicative words and rhyme- and ablaut-motivated words are the most frequent types of motivation in the words denoting madness.

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Authors: Zh. Yu. Polezhaeva

The paper describes the lexical and semantic as well as semantic and syntactic features of verbs denoting light in the Russian language: the lexical-semantic and classification of these verbs is proposed, the semantic feature on whose basis the verbs are included in the lexical-semantic group of lightis defined, the semantic roles that light can perform as a Participant of the situation are listed. The article also defines the particular verbal conceptualization of the idea of light in the Russian language.

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Authors: Y. L. Sapozhnikova

The paper is dedicated to the study of slave narratives written by women and to the determination of the main peculiarities that set them apart from the works of the same genre written by men. The main method of analysis is the comparative-stylistic one. The first thing that women writers draw attention to is the impossibility of the complete description female slaves’experience on account of the delicate character of its different aspects. Another peculiarity is connected with the special emphasis that women writers lay on family, and the links with the cultural group, as well as the immense role of oral speech in their lives. Most female slaves form their identity under the influence of their kin and the cultural heritage of their community, besides, faith becomes another consolation in their hard lives.

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Authors: L. S. Starikova

The paper provides the characteristics of the notion of labour camp prose; the cultural concept of «socialist labour» in the camp prose is discussed and analysed. The analysis reveals the discrepancy in understanding of labour in the Soviet ethics and in the image of the Soviet reality, represented by the Gulag authorities. Labour camp prose and its writers embody the absurdity of the existing Soviet reality and the individual’s position in itin the image of labour.

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Authors: L. S. Shkurat

Based on Yu. V. Bondarev's novel “Relatives”, the paper presents an analysis of the problem of destroying family relationships. The paper focuses on the characters' moral choice and tragic consequences of a spiritual gap between generations, and defines the author's opinion on possible ways to overcome the gap.

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Authors: E. O. Gavrilov

The paper shows that widespread approaches to studying society by means of allocating only one representative level within it are limited. As a possible the solution to this problem, the author suggests using the integrative approach which realizes the potential of various theoretical models and focuses on consideration of any public phenomenon at several levels of the socialat once.

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Authors: N. I. Lobanova

The paper is based on the experience of teaching Philosophy to students of V. P. Astafyev Krasnoyarsk State Pedagogical University, the topic of the paperemerging from the problems discussed in lectures and seminars. The author investigates the problem of correlation of mind and being; the question of how a person acquires a priori knowledge about the world as a whole is raised; the gnoseological aspect of the problem of the identity of thinking and being is emphasized. Thus, the object of the study is the way we know that thinking is identical with existence; the very notion of «peace»becomesthe object of research as well: what it is and how it corresponds to the concept of «being».

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Authors: Kh. A. Danko, V. V. Khaliulina

The paper characterizes the current state of the labour market of Kemerovo region, revealing the peculiarities of migratory attractiveness of the region. Statistical data reflecting the major trends in employment, the unemployment situation and tensions in the labour market and the employment of migrant workers in Kemerovo region is analyzed, each sphere of migrants’ work considered separately. The purpose of the paper is to reveal the peculiarities of migratory attractiveness of the region. Threats of the irrational structure of migration tides have been underlined, the measures of effective state control for supervising the enforcement of immigration laws of the Russian Federation in Kemerovo region have been considered. The authors developed concrete proposals to improve the management of migration processes in Kemerovo region, affecting the activities of the Department of Labour and Employment, the Federal Migration Service of the Russian Federation in Kemerovo region, the media and medical institutions.The authors’ conclusions and proposals may be useful in the study of migration in other regions.

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Authors: Yu. V. Malakhova, V. V. Khokholova

The object of analysis in the paper is AssessmentCentres (technologies) which open possibilities of raising work ef-ficiency and which make a base for collecting information about an organization’s personnel. The paper focuses on different types of specialists’ qualifications assessment technologies.

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Authors: I. V. Roshchina, N. A. Dyatlova

The paper addresses the features of the influence of social and labour relations on the stable security of the mono-town and the city-forming enterprise. The proposed method is an effective tool for ensuring sustainable security. The basic blocks of the methodology and their components are presented; its basic features and capabilities are identified.

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Authors: V. A. Trifonov

The objective of the paper is acquainting the civil community with the results of the privatization and its impact on the social and economic development of the society, as well as the tasks of privatization in the Russian Federation. A necessity to apply a more considered, weighted and complex approach to privatization in conditions of modern Rus-sian economy is justified.

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Authors: V. F. Lelyukh, L. V. Chvanova

The paper is dedicated to the treatment of asocial deviant and delibquent activities by different classical schools. The historical aspect and different points of view are revealed. The determinants of criminality are examined.

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Authors: N. A. Yurkevich

The paper focuses on the essence of judicial control andthe feature of its realization at the stage of judicial ap-pointment. The author proves the wrong of assigningthe functions of justice and judicial control to one subject. Basing on the analysis of the views of a number of prominent scientists in the field of criminal trial and the foreign legislation, introduction of the institution of the investigative judge for implementation of judicial control is suggested.

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Authors: V. I. Ufimtsev, E. I. Samarkina, М. А. Ogienko

The paper is devoted to the features of self-renewal of the pine forestry in the artificial plantings on Kedrovsky coal minedumps. A high frequency ofsubgrowth formation in various gradations of crown density of forest stands of the II group of age is established. Optimum conditions for subgrowth develop at 30 % crown density, the optimum combi-nation of ecological interrelations between forest stand and subgrowth is reached at 50 % crown density. Pines’ inva-sion into adjacent free sites happens sporadically and is no process of forest formation at this age stage.

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Authors: M.-P. B. Abdusalamov, N. D. Chekulaev

The paper bases on archive and literary materials to examine the feudal civil strives in the Shamkhalate of Tarki in the first quarter of the 18th century. The authors believe the main reason of the civil strives among the Kumyk sove-reigns to have been the strive for the throne of the Shamkhalate of Tarki, which was the largest feud in Dagestan at that time. The authors draw a conclusion that the feudal civil strives of powerful Kumyk sovereigns may be explained by the absence of strong central power and unity among Kumyk nobility, as well as their disunity often resulting in bloodshed and hostilities. Kumyk sovereigns often got support from Russia, Iran and Turkey in their struggle for throne in Tarki.

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Authors: Ya. N. Vershinin, А. А. Bykov, V. N. Krutikov, V. V. Meshechkin

A regularized linear programming problem of finding permissible air pollution emission rates for multiple sources of a number of industrial plants is formulated in the paper. The objective of solving that problem is to obtain the maxi-mum profit under emission rate limits and conditions of proportional distribution of permissible emission rates for simi-lar industrial plants. The proposed algorithm of finding a problem solution is grounded on the task conversion to the proper dual problem by using effective relaxation subgradient method with the subsequent optimum restoration. The numerical test that can show the capacity and efficiency of the proposed approach is presented.

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Authors: V. N. Krutikov, Ya. N. Vershinin

The paper introduces a conjugate subgradient method whose descent is corrected by a pair of current training rela-tions. The convergence of the method is proved on strictly convex functions. According to the numerical experiment, the method is effective at non-smooth high-dimensional minimization problems. By memory cost, theproposed method is similar to the conjugate gradient method, and at smooth high-dimensional singular functions its convergence rate is not inferior to tha of the conjugate gradient method.

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Authors: V. V. Varinov, V. P. Zubanov

Kuzbass State Pedagogical Academy (KuzSPA) has long been the only higher education institution in the Kemero-vo region, which trained Sports teaching staff. In 2013 the Ministry of Education decided to reorganize KuzSPA by merging it with Kemerovo State University. That brings the end toa whole epoch connected with the activity of KuzS-PA as an independent educational institution in Sports education in the Kemerovo region. This event determined the purpose of our study – to assess the contribution of KuzSPA in training teachers for the needs of sports industry of the Kemerovo region. The research focuses on features of formation and development of higher education in Sports in KuzSPA. The principles of historicism and objectivity constitute themethodological basis of the research. The principle of historicism is applied to analyze the historical reality of teachers’trining in Kuzbass in 1970s – 2010s, describe the de-velopment of the Faculty of Physical Culture (FFC) in KuzSPA and evaluatethe results it has achieved. The principle of scientific objectivity helped reveal the objective trends ofKuzSPA FFC development in teachers’ education in Kuzbass. The study found out that KuzSPA made a substantial contribution to training teachers for the needs of sports industry in the Kemerovo region. The data presented in this paper may be used in lectures on "History of Physical Culture and Sports", "General Pe-dagogics and History of Education", "Kuzbass history" at higher education institutions of Sports and Teaching profiles.

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Authors: A. G. Kirillov

The paper is devoted to the improvement of university management on the basis of innovations and information technology. The works of contemporary scholars on improving the effectiveness of university management system are analysed, principles of perfectionare revealed, and further steps in introducing the technology of improvinguniversity managementsystem are described: construction of a process model, strategic choice of informatizationplatform, search for problem areas and control over them, search for optimal solutions , process model adjustment, planning and introduction of innovations and information technology.

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Authors: L. V. Chvanova, N. A. Chvanov

Thepaper analyzes one of the subjects of juvenile law enforcement – Commissions on Minors’ Affairs and Protec-tion of Their Rights, and the problems arising in legal regulation. Using their own experience as Deputy Chairperson of the Commission in Kirovsky district of Kemerovo City over 2007 – 2012, and the need to improve the Commis-sion’scoordinatingrole in the activity of all the structures of the system of preventing of child neglect and delinquency, the authors attempted to unify the pedagogical and legal aspects in the work of the Commissions on Minors’ Affairs and Protection of Their Rights.

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Authors: M. A. Kazakov

The paper discloses the concept of «humanitarian technologies»; the key aspects and properties of the object of re-search in the contemporary political process are identifies.

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Authors: I. E. Mamaev

The paper focuses on structural analysis as a method of political research. The author attempts to demonstrate some features of this method distinguishing it from the American structural functionalism. At the same time, the use of discourse analysis method is explored, as well as the application of structuralist methodologies to the study of the phenomenon of political power. The author comes to the conclusion that using this method to investigate the the current political situation extends the methodological potential of political science as a branch of knowledge.

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Authors: T. D. Azarnyh

136 male and 459 female students of Voronezh universities aged 18 – 20 were tested during the study. The study methods were: MS, IES-R, BDI, SCL-90-R, Anxiety, SMIL (modified MMPI). In all the cases at least six months has passed after exposure to a traumatic event. The «suicidal ideation (SI) positive» group showed higher levels of depres-sion and anxiety. In «SIpositive»group the SMIL profile is topped by Scale 8 «Individualism», while in «SInegative» group it was Scale 9 «Optimism». In «SI positive» group the males’ profile was 8F2'74961350 and the females’ profile was 84'F69723510. The data received can be used to identify thesuicidal behaviour risk groups.

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Authors: N. I. Krumlikova, B. P. Nevzorov, Yu. A. Fadeev

The influence of preliminary alternating-sign curve on mechanical and plastic properties of heavy metals halogeni-desfibers is shown. It is evident that the sharp yield pointdisplacement is caused by edge dislocation crawling over the distance of several lattice spacings per second, while the alternating-sign curves of samples can lead to the packing de-fects and obstacle dislocation displacement.

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Authors: I. V. Vakorina

The article focuses on the results of the definitional and cognitive analysis of the keywords that nominate the Afri-can American concept of “Motherhood”. Cognitive characteristics, comprising the informative content of the concept, are revealed and distributed according to the field principle. The feature describing the conceptualized phenomenon from the point of view of gender lies in the nuclear zone. The features describing the conceptualized phenomenon from the point of view of psychophysiology, kinship and activity lie in the zone of close periphery. The features describing the conceptualized phenomenon from the point of view of time span are found inthe zone of far periphery.

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Authors: I. S. Makarova

The given paper is devoted to the evolution of the image of the Ship in classical literature by the example of two epic poems: “Argonautica” by Apollonius of Rhodes and “Odyssey” by Homer. The paper aims at defining the way of the image’s artistic transformation in the classical literature, revealing the characteristic features of its functioning in classic myths and literary works, and analyzing the birth of a new artistic hypostasis of the Ship – the Flying Dutchman. Methods of historical and culturological analysis as well as the method of comparative research make the likeness of the ancient Ship and the Old Testament Noah’s Ark evident, also proving that the image of the Ship as it existed in the antiquity later on served as a prototype of the Flying Dutchman of the Romanticism epoch. The analysis of the classical antiquity Ship by the example of classical poems by Apollonius of Rhodes and Homer makes it possible to get a clearer picture of the world Ship’s most popular artistic hypostasis – the Flying Dutchman.

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Authors: V. N. Musatov

The paper studies suffixal derivational formants which render the mutational word-forming meaning. They form polysemantic verbal nouns. The author describes one of types of the derivational polysemy – the affixal polysemy of lexicalderivatives of the mutational type, the sources of its formation being specified.

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Authors: E. A. Tuguz

The paper reports on the topic of describing the nominations of fans in the English sport discourse. The types of fans’s nomination and connotations of the described lexemes are analysed, the question of their gender identity is ad-dressed.

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Authors: M. D. Chertykova

The paper is devoted to identifying and describing the lexico-semantic variants (LSV) of the Khakass verb сағын – «to think». Being close to the principle meaning, all the LSV of the verb differ as primary and secondary. when deter-mining the particu;ar meanings of the verb, semantic and syntagmatic parameters presented by examples of systematic standard compatibility are used.

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Authors: O. F. Gavrilov, E. O. Gavrilov

Using the example of cargo cult and the context of E. Evans-Pritchard’s criticism of classical interpretations of reli-gion, the authors claimreligion to find its authentic form of expression not in the social functions nor the psychological phenomena, but rather in the system of symbolical forms and primarily in the language.

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Authors: S. V. Zarutskaya

The paper discusses the authors’basic positions in the book «Vehi» and compares them to the contemporary con-text. The issues related to the reconstruction of society are proved to be timeless and to demand perfection of each individual, both in the 20th century and today, and depend to a greater degree on reforming the systems and institutions, and on changes in the individual's consciousness. It is a mistake to approach such issues on a large scale, systematically, as it has been customary in our society so far. Studying the materials of «Vekhi» provides an opportunity to understand why some social reforms do not meet the expected result.

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Authors: E. V. Kuznetsova

The paperaddresses the major schools of philosophical thought in ancient China: Taoism, Confucianism, and Buddhism, which had a decisive influence on the formation of mentality of the Chinese people. The author shows the characteristics of each school, and gives them a comparative description.

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Authors: M. V. Ananieva, A. V. Kalenskiy, E. A. Grishaeva, I. Yu. Zykov, A. P. Nikitin

The paper is devoted to the calculation of the main parameters of explosive decomposition of pentaerythritol tetranitrate (PETN) containing aluminium, cobalt and nickel nanosized particles in terms of the modernized ‘hot spot’ model. The following parameters were calculated – dependence of the nanoparticles absorptivity on their sizes in PETN matrix, space and time distribution of the temperature in ‘PETN – nanoparticle’ system initiated by the first and second harmonics of the YAG-Nd laser. The research showed that the particle’s diameter, corresponding to the absorption maximum, and the maximum peak value both depend on the irradiation wave length. For the first harmonic of the YAG-Nd laser the absorption maximum is observed in bigger nanoparticle sizes of aluminium, cobalt and nickel than for the second harmonic. At the same time the maximum peak value decreases considerably. The calculation of the minimal value of the critical energy density and the optimal nanoparticle sizes for each wave length was made. The results show that in all the examined inclusions critical energy density for the second harmonic is much smaller than for the first one. The results make it possible to predict the sensitivity of energetic materials to laser irradiation.

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Authors: D. N. Ganchenko

The specific issues of investment in the sphere of housing and communal services are considered, the algorithm for forming investment policy and the scheme for forming of investment attractiveness and activity in the sphere of housing and communal services of a municipal formation are suggested. The methods of investment policy in the sphere of housing and communal services are classified. Indicators for assessing the effectiveness of investment policy are suggested.

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Authors: Yu. V. Malakhova, V. V. Khokholova

The paper focuses on comparative characteristics of men’s and women’s psychophysical men’s and women’s qualities on the way to career success. Some research materials of western scientists addressing the problem of modern objective reality in the European Union and in some others countries were analyzed. The authors introduce the data of opinion polls on the researched problem.

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Authors: V. A. Trifonov, M. N. Bubin

The paper is devoted to the assessment of regional venture capital funds of Siberian Federal District and in Russia as a whole. Being major investors in innovative companies, they need to develop not only in the central part of Russia, but also in other regions. This paper provides an assessment of the regional venture capital funds, considers the prob-lems of their development and suggests measures to resolve them.

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Authors: O. A. Kravchenko

The paper is devoted to the revelation of distortion of the will of people voting outside voting premises. The formal-legal method of research is applied. As the result of the study the ways of distorting the will of people voting outside voting premises were identified. It is concluded that the distortion of the will of voters voting outside voting premises is possible when portable ballot boxes comprise the number of ballots, which clearly contradicts the physical capabilities of precinct election commissions. Another conclusion states that public control over the voting outside voting premises can not be fully exercised. The identified ways of distorting people’s will must be eliminated by the electoral legislation ban on voting outside voting premises.

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Authors: Yu. I. Plakhotnyuk

The moral atmosphere in the family is largely determined by the character of relations between its members, but first of all adults and children. Worst of all, if the child feels like a stranger and helpless in a family environment, espe-cially when they realize that the environment is hostile to them. A child or young person rejected by their family feels useless and annoying. Thus, the foundation for their disadaptation in the future is laid.

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Authors: A. S. Zaushintsen, N. V. Skalon

Thepaper presents the results of long-term research on the dynamics of herbaceous plants’biological productivity formation under the complex influence of abiotic, biotic and anthropogenic factors on the biocenosis. The data reveal a significant decrease (29,5 % – 61,1 %) in the biological productivity of cenosis under the influence of anthropogenic pollution of soil with worked-off engine oil. Biomass growth directly and strongly depends on soil moisture during the summer with high sediment (r = 71,3 – 88,4),and to a lesser degree (r = 52,4) in dry conditions. The average positive dependence on thermal resources (r = 60,2 – 70,0), which tends to decrease during the period of the combination of high temperatures with the lack of precipitation (2012), has been revealed. Tillage with a biological product – the “Bio-oil-Yugra” destructor of hydrocarbons – allowed to increase the biological productivity by 4.8 – 122.6 %, depending on the concentration of the pollutant.

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Authors: N. A. Maevskaya, L. N. Kovrigina

The paper analyzes thethe associativity and variability of stalk size intwo-row summer barley (“Sibiryak” cultivar). After studying these statistical parameters, the authors concludedit is possible to select the elite plants with an optimum ratio of stalk length and bottom intersticesin a cultivar population. The possibility of selectingsamples with a short basal zone, basing on the length of the first prefloralny interstice, is proved.

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Authors: N. G. Romanova, О. A. Kulakova, A. Yu. Moskalenko

This work is part of the integrated monitoring studies of the state of Rudnichny pine forest, Kemerovo. The paper summarizes the research data since the 1990s. the following research data of the main species forming forest are pre-sented for the first time: the biometric data, the assessment of the single specimen and growing stock vitality, and the estimationof the degree of needlesstructure individual variability. The vital status of the forest stand is characterized as severely damaged. The species-specific and indicative signs of needles structure are identified.

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Authors: М. М. Kolyazimova

The paper focuses on the ideological and propaganda campaigns related to the preparation for elections to the Su-preme Soviet of the USSR in the Kemerovo region in 1946. The author identified the key areas of agitation propaganda work during the preparation for the elections. Social activity during the preparation for the elections is reflected.

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Authors: I. V. Grigorieva, Yu. V. Savitskiy

The present work describes a system of virtual laboratory practice on parallel computing. This system allows the user access to the theoretical material, as well as parallel computing servers of Kemerovo State University Common Use Center.

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Authors: A. R. Lobanyova

The paper focuses on using Rasch measurement to analyze the quality of a test. The development of software to evaluate the quality of testing according to Rasch model is described, the data obtained with the developed software are analyzed.

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Authors: N. S. Samoylenko, V. V. Meshechkin

The article is devoted to researching applications for dynamical games with nature as a new class of game models proposed in the works of professor N. N. Danilov, Kemerovo State University. Mathematical model of a regional economic-ecological system as a dynamical game with nature is built, its analysis is carried out and calculations of optimal (in terms of Wald, Hurwicz, Savage criteria) strategies are made.

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Authors: M. A. Lukyanov

The paper addresses the political crisis in Syria taking place over the past two years. The author examines the na-ture of the crisis and the role of external forces, and provides prognostic variants of its possible developmenton the basis of research data.

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Authors: M. V. Muradova

The paper considers the trends in social protest in Russia, the interaction of the population with the authorities, and the interaction of the authorities with the systemic and nonsystemic opposition. The accumulated sociological material provides the opportunity to study these phenomena with the help of secondary data analysismethod, and historical comparative method, which is appropriate to identify the protest actionstrends.

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Authors: V. A. Medyushko

The paper analyses the influence of sociocultural factors, such as living in the conditions of an orphanage and a family of origin, over higher mental functions development in primary school pupils. It is established that the orphanage conditions have a negative impact on functions formation marked with a prolonged period of development in ontogenesis. In particular, it involves the functions of programming and volitional action regulation as well as the functions of the left hemisphere. It appears there is some irregularity of higher mental functions maturity in all of the observed primary school pupils.

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Authors: S. V. Borisova

The paper analyzes the functional characteristic of metaphors. With the example of such games as «Dear Esther», «Braid», and «Antichamber», the author analyses the constituents of metaphors and defines their functional role as the main stylistic device in the computer discourse.

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Authors: А. A. Ilina

This paper addresses the issue of allocatinga special group of autocommunicative genres in the area of natural written speech. A list of autocommunicative genres is presented; the analysis of one of the genres within N. B. Lebedeva ’smethodology is provided.

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Authors: K. A. Kovaleva

The paper represents a research of metaphors as cognitive mechanisms. The specific character of military meta-phors and their role in conceptualization of Ukraine’spolitical life in Yulia Tymoshenko’sidiostyleare considered. The astable political situation in Ukraine in XXI century, and Yulia Tymoshenko struggling against her opponents during a major part of her political career cause a special efficiency of such metaphors in her political speeches. The frames structuring the given metaphor are consistently described, the lexical units included in the metaphoric representation are established, the bases of metaphorical shift are defined. The author concludes that the most frequent and structured metaphorsin Yulia Tymoshenko’s speeches are thosewith area-source of "war", the widely presented frames being those of «War and its versions», «Organization of military service», «Military actions and arms», «Beginning of war and its results». Such metaphors reveal the concern for the country’s fate, aspiration to struggle for the sake of its best future and to win for the good of Ukraine.

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Authors: V. P. Kuchumova

The paper focuses on the auditory mode of perception and its verbalization in the work of fiction. The linguistic means and modes representing this style of perception are studied.

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Authors: A. D. Semenova

The paper addresses the mythologem of the mountain and the image of the Caucasus in the novel «A Hero of Our Time» by M. Yu. Lermontov in connection with the personal myth of the Caucasus at a new stage of evoluthion.

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Authors: A. A. Fomin, N. A. Baeva

The paper focuses on the theory of cognitive dissonance research and its reflection in the characters’ speech. The language means accompanying a cognitive dissonance are studied as well as the role of the objective-practical cognitive style at emergence of contradictions.

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Authors: A. V. Pilyushenko

The paper raises the problem of the possibility of implementing a healthy lifestyle, taking into account the pheno-mena of freedom and necessity that are contained in a human life. The author makes an attempt to consider the concept of lifestyle through the prism of the category of freedom and necessity, and to identify free human activity and the conditions necessary for its implementationwithin the structure of a lifestyle. For this purpose, the mechanism of the implementating a certain human lifestyle is considered, and the relationship between human activity and conditions of its implementation are studied. The findings revealed the role of human activity in the implementation of a lifestyle. The article detects dialectical relationship between the human activities and the conditions of their realization. The structural content of the phenomenon of a healthy lifestyle and the importance of human activity conditions in healthy lifestyle implementation are revealed.

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Authors: V. G. Shiryaev

The paper attempts to illustrate the most significant position of North American scientists regarding the question of the nature of the counter-culture and to segment them according to the signs of commonness -differences. The relevance of counter-cultural issues for several decades from the mid 20th century to the present time is shown.

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Authors: Y. V. Berlizeva

The paper provides a literature review of the approaches to defining 'organization loyalty' and synonymous con-cepts: «satisfaction», «engagement», «identification» and «commitment». As the result, the integrated model of organi-zational loyalty is suggested, based on the definition of relationship between the terms.

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Authors: D. V. Luzgareva

The paper validates the necessity of working time recording during work activities, considers different concepts of working time, and gives definition of working time, scheduling and managing of working time. In the paper, the results of sociological survey among professors of Kemerovo State University are presented.

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Authors: M. A. Mordvintsev

The paper analyses the investment climate in developed European economies. The author makes a conclusiona conclusion about the role and structure of institutional factors of creating a favourable investment climate in developed European economies. Moreover, an upgraded definition of investment climate is suggested.

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Authors: E. K. Lebedeva

The paper discusses some of the Russian political and public institutions in order to determine the role of scientific and technological progress in modern democracy. This issue became relevant in the recent decades and has not yet re-ceived extensive development in jurisprudence and law.

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Authors: S. S. Semchenko

The paperaddresses the implementation and application of the the principle of criminal procedure enshrined in law – that of a reasonable term of criminal proceedings, which appeared in federal law in 2010, in Article 6.1 of the Crimi-nal Procedure Code of the Russian Federation as the implementation of the requirements of the European Court of Human Rights on compulsory inclusion of effective remedies for violations of procedural deadlines in all stages of the criminal processin Russian legal system. The study analyzes the concept of reasonable term, the reasons for its legisla-tive recognition, and its role in improving the institutions of criminal justice in the context of judicial decisions of ECHR and in Russian jurisdiction.

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Authors: G. V. Chudnovskaya

Evaluation of productivity of arrays of Thymus serpyllum L. in various phytocenoses in East Transbaikalia, con-ducted by the method of work in key areas, showed that the highest crop capacity of its raw materials accounted for the steppes and depends primarily on the species’s projective cover of the occupied areas. The total area of the identified the jungle is 34006 hectares, the production area is 2210 ha. The determined biological reserve in the investigated area is 841,58 tons, the possible annual harvesting volume is 306,49 tons. The research allowsto attribute this speciesas perspective for harvesting.

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Authors: O. P. Vedmin

The focuses on Odar notorious for his adventures, and V. Shkurin's activities at Peter III’s royal court. Their in-volvement in the secret services provision to empress Catherine on the eve of palace revolution of 1762 is investigated.

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Authors: A. M. Gudov, S. Yu. Zavozkin

The paper presents the main results on the development of scientific rationale and technological approaches to creating and developing a unified information environment of educational institutions. The received were received over a ten-year period in the research school under the guidance of the RF Government Prize winner, Professor K. E. Afanasyev. The paper addresses the common approaches and technological solutions for integrating information systems and resources based on electronic documents and service-oriented architecture. The concept of the electronic document was expanded, a system of electronic document with advanced features was created. Astandards profile, taking into account all the stages of developing information environment, was built. The basic and specific software components,providing a unified information environment based on an integrated analysis of information system management of the educational institution, were developed and introduced in Kemerovo State University and its branches.

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Authors: M. B. Malinov, S. P. Mochalov, V. S. Tretyakov

The paper presents an information system of monitoring of e-learning in the higher education institutions, and in-tended for complex information and analytical ensuring processes of monitoring of the current level of development of e-learning in higher education institutions and level of their potential readiness for participation in the interuniversity educational projects assuming application of e-learning.

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Authors: N. V. Malkovets

The paper addresses the complex of the civic competences formed in the course of civic education which focuses on the local government, conditions of implementating such education are allocated. The results of researchingthe de-gree of civic competences formation in higher education institutions graduates are presented.

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Authors: O. G. Orlova, S. A. Prokopenko

The paper addresses the problem of decreasing efficiency of academic staff training in Russian universities. The developed Conceptionof increasing the efficiency of post-graduate and doctoral training at KemSU implies: the creation of the «School of the young scientist»; exhibitions of undergraduates’, graduates’ and doctoral students’ works; organising projects competitions. One of the tools suggested in theConception is a methodological seminar which may help to understand the nature and the structure of the thesis, to see clearly the algorithm of its creation, to find the motivation for the next level of academic qualification. The intellectual gainings of the participants of the first methodological seminar are presented.

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Authors: I. V. Kirdyashkin

The paper defines political socialization of the youth as the knowledge of the political world closely connected with such its contexts as communications. In the light of the autopoietic systems theory the communicative context is: 1) the organisation of communication of the political world with the systems surrounding it (including the person) for adaptation to their changes by means of giving it its own sense; 2) «the actor» of political socialisation.

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Authors: А. A. Levin

The paper analyses the results of the author's sociological survey among the students on the problems of human rights protection in contemporary Russia. Special attention is paid to determining the priorities in the human rights con-sciousness of the youth in the light of the functioning of the authorities and of human rights protection organisations in the Russian Federation and in the Kemerovo region.

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Authors: T. E. Argentova,V. V. Kolotilina

The paper presents a typology of second marriages in modern Russia the results of the comparative analysis of the child-parents relations in second marriage families of different types.

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Authors: V. V. Kalita, A. S. Gaiday

Barnum effect determinants such as professional orientation and type of description (trivial, present and extraneous) were investigated. Two groups of students with professional socionomic and technical directions were interviewed. Estimate of the accuracy in trivial personal descriptions was not significantly different among students with varying professional orientation. Students of single professional orientation showed no differences in estimates of the accuracy in various types of descriptions.

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Authors: V. P. Zhitnikov, R. R. Muksimova

The paper focuses on cavity flow of the ideal weight fluid around a circular cylinder using the Ryabushinsky scheme. The form of the free boundary is calculated and dependences of resistance, fluid velocity at the highest point of the cavityboundary, the cavity length and width on the position of the separation point are analyzed.

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Authors: V. P. Kuznetsov, B. P. Nevzorov, Y. A. Fadeev

This paper presents the processes that make a significant contribution to the increase of systematic errors (noise) in developing the acoustic electro-magnetic method. The authors have shown a combination of experimental and theoretical methods destroying these noises and increasing the coefficient of correlation between physical quantities of the method,particularly between adhesion strength and electromagnetic radiation, which is excited by the action of a linear broadband acoustic radiation by adhesive bonding, activated by oriented crystallites of ferroelectric ceramics.

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Authors: Z. M. Bogoslovskaya

The question of the saturation of lexical structure of language system with formal and lexical-semantic versions of the word is considered, similarity of external (material) and internal (ideal) variations of the word comes to light on an extensive dialect material of Russian. The interrelation of these two types of modification of the word is analyzed, the intermediate type of variation of the word – the formal-semantic – is allocated.

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Authors: O. S. Grigorieva

The paper addresses the interaction of scientific ands educational discourses at the lexical and semantical levels as far as communicative strategies are concerned. The semantical level is studied in detail, with mental performatives serving as the material of the study. The scientific and educational texts published by Kemerovo State University teaching staff in 2011 serve as the material for the paper.

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Authors: T. P. Zhelonkina

Vagueness and its expression in Modern English have not been investigated in details. This problem dates from the treatises of Ancient Greece philosophers, who laid the foundations of vagueness. The notion of vagueness or impreci-sion, its substance as well as thefinal list of linguistic means ofits description have not been identified so far and vary considerably with the researchers. Modern linguistics associates vagueness with the reference theory which is based on B. Russell’s denotation ideas. The author of this paper is making an attempt to describe some linguistic means of vagueness expression – referen-tial imprecision in particular – analyzing texts of some English advertisements. As a result of the research, it was found out that copywriters deliberately use referential imprecision while writing advertisement texts just to hook the reader and to involve them in speculations about the potential referent or antecedent of the offered advertisement texts. Since the target audience of such texts is diverse, vagueness helps copywriters to achieve the target – toincrease the variety of possible interpretations of the advert texts and the amount of potential buyers.

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Authors: A. A. Rolgayzer

The concepts 'star' and ‘étoile’ are analyzed in the paper as multilevel formations consisting of several elements. Their basic and figurative characteristics are revealed. The results of comparative analysis prove the existence of con-ceptual universals and allow determining some specific features.

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Authors: L. S. Starikova

The paper focuses on the development of the motif of the miracle in the narratives included in the cycle «The resurrection of the larch»by Varlam Shalamov. The miracle as a phenomenon of natureand person’s spiritual world appears in such narratives as «The path», «The graphite», «The examination», «The taming of the fire», «The resurrection of the larch» and other., Describing the horrors of the Kolyma camp world, Shalamov,however, allocates the miracle as the moment of realizing the immortality of the soul, the moment of spiritual resurrection.

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Authors: N. N. Isachenko

The paper is devoted to the problems of ressentimentformation in education. The study found that the destruction of religious structures of society, commercialization of Russian education, and introduction of Western forms of training, through their heterogeneous values and ideals negatively affects the formation of both teachers’ and students’ world view. Some solutions for this problem aresuggested.

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Authors: E. F. Kazakov

The paper focusesthe manifestations of the prehistoric man’s spiritual life, as they are revaled in the images of an-cient art. The dominant role belongs tothe bodily appearance which occurs inseparation from the natural. Updating and transcendental experiences appear. The main representation of primitive spiritual life in the art is the image of the beast.

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Authors: V. I. Krasheninin, E. G. Gazenaur, A. P. Rodzevich, L. V. Kuzmina, V. G. Marenets

The paper continues the cycle of works devoted to clarification of the nature of oscillatory processes in azides of heavy metals proceeding a long time after energetic influence. It is experimentally shown that post-processes in thread-like crystals of azides of silver are a consequence of resonant depolarization of «edge dislocation – Cottrell cloud» mi-crostructures.

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Authors: G. Yu. Simenyuk, Yu. A. Zakharov, N. V. Pavelko, V. M. Pugachev, V. G. Dodonov, T. S. Manina

Nanostructured metal-carbon composites (NMCC) have been prepared by reduction of HAuCl4 in pores and upon external surface of carbon matrix. The influence of different factors on dispersity of metallic phase has been investi-gated. NMCC phase composition and average crystallite size were determined by X-Ray Diffraction Method. Function-sof particles sizes distribution were calculated on Small-Angle X-Ray Scattering curves. Porous structure parameters were estimated on the basis of adsorption-desorption isotherm of nitrogen at 77 K. Optimal conditions of NMCC pro-duction preventing significant decreasing of specific surface and pores volume of carbon matrix during their filling with gold nanoparticles were established.

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Authors: O. V. Glushakova

In the conditions of transition of the world community to a sustainable development, the increase of problems of economic, ecological and social character in Russia demands finding essentially new approaches to formation of na-tional system of public management of the processes of ensuring quality of life as the most significant factor in ensuring national security. The substantial analysis of the existing methodological and theoretical approaches to public management in the corporatism, neocorporatism, institutionalism, neoinstitutionalism, and public choicesciences schools and that of cognitive and network approaches showed that the attention of scientists is generally concentrated on private aspects of public management. The variety of the existing approaches and the tasks solved by them and as specifics of the chosen object of research (the system of public management as processes of ensuring quality of life in socio-economic systems) demands elaboration of a methodological approach to formation of an essentially new national system of public management on an interdisciplinary basis. The research bases on the system, subject and object, institutional, evolutionary and other methodological ap-proaches, which is explained by the need of considering public management of processes of ensuring quality of life in the social and economic systems as a complex yet single phenomenon. The result of the research is the substantiationfor the methodological approach on the interdisciplinary basis, inte-grating in itself economic, sociological, anthropological, ecological, biosphere-centred and political and legal approach-es at various levels of hierarchy of the system of public management, which is determined by the structural complexity of the category of quality of life. The received results can be used by authorities and management bodies of all levels in the course of modernization of the existing system of public management for processes of ensuring quality of life, for the formation of its principles, strategic objectives and tasks.

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Authors: I. V. Medvedeva, V. V. Barkova

The paper addresses the analysis of the problem of employment of young specialists - graduates of professional in-stitutions. The youth is the human potential of the country, which is why employment and youth employment are a national issue. The disbalance in the labor market and the education market is one of the causes of youth unemployment. The solution to this problem is possible only from the perspective of a comprehensive and systematic approach.

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Authors: K. N. Nedoseykin

The etymology of the term of “moderning” is connected to change and renovation any old substance for something modern and qualitatively new. So, the moderning of the economy as an imperative for market reforms in Russia is impossible without investment and credit activation of fixed assets renovation.

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Authors: A. A. Obukhov

The paper considers different approaches to the definition of "security" in the context of business activities. A com-parative analysis of Russian and Western approaches to the security definition in the economic aspect was made. The author also provides and original definition of "complex corporative security", which can be used for educational pur-poses.

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Authors: A. G. Сhupryakova, P. D. Kosinskiy

The paper addresses the problems of sustainable development of rural territories. On the basis of the analysis of the Kemerovo region rural territories development indicators, the reasons having negative impact on this process are established. The authors suggest implying local marketing as atoolfor increasing sustainable development of rural territories. It is concluded that in combination with other tools, municipal marketing will allow not only to overcome the negative phenomena in rural economy, but will considerably raise the involvement of population into the process of local government.

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Authors: E. Yu. Balayan

The paper presents several facets of the problem providing a legislative framework for and exercise of constitution-al responsibility of the state to protect human rights in the present-day national law. The influence of a particular society and state peculiarities on the implementation of international obligations with the respect to the protection of human rights and freedoms is studied herein. The author of the paper believes that effective protection of human rights and freedoms is unfeasible without deep interaction between international and national law, and without taking into consideration ratio decidendi of the European Court of Human Rights when Russian Federation legislation is applied.

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Authors: I. G. Korshunov

The paper addresses a debated topic of development stages of both public prosecutor’s office institution and public prosecutor's supervision as branch of law. The author analyses the main problems of public prosecutor's supervision reforms and those of creating a consolidated investigation body. The paper covers the main public prosecutor’s powers and duties in crime investigation supervision, and points out the current necessity to enlarge the public prosecutors’ powers.

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Authors: D. G. Popova

The paper deals with theoretical problems associated with fixing4 different models of institutions with individual sets of parameters (private, state-owned, independent and budget organization) in the Civil Code. The author concludes that these models represent a transitional legal structure. These theoretical structures should be converted to two specific legal forms: the private institution and the public institution. The author proposes to retain the legal model of state-owned institution for public and municipal agencies.