Vestnik Kemerovskogo Gosudarstvennogo Universiteta

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Authors: A. I. Vasilchenko

The paper outlines the main lines of environmental education organization development under the requirements of the Federal State Educational Standard of General Education being introduced. Much attention is paid to extracurricular environmental activities in secondary school which can significantly complement and fill the missing environmental component of classwork. The reviewed educational module of the extracurricular activitiesprogram was elaboratedaccording to the requirements of the Federal State Educational Standard and the Conception of general environmental education for sustainable development.

14-18

Authors: T. V. Leshukov

The article discusses the importance of demographic security for the regional economy. It defines the dynamics of the population of the Kemerovo region since its formation and states the main causes of depopulation of the region. The interconnection of high mortality and industrial structure of the area is established. Possible directions of research aiming at ensuring the demographic safety of the Kemerovo region are suggested.

21-23

Authors: О. Е. Pryazhennikova, N. A. Shamova

Research of noise pollution with motor transport activity was performed in Kemerovo City Central district. The re-search method was quantitative account of transport units passing a road segmentperunit time. Noise descriptions of the transport stream in the research district were estimated.

29-32

Authors: S. S. Astapenko

The paper focuses on the life of students of Tomsk Technological Institute of Emperor Nicholas II. The detailed study of the issue is based on technology students’ social class and financial state data. The majority of students of the first higher technical education institution in Siberia are reported to have suffered financial difficulties, resulting in do-mestic problems. However, despite these factors and single cases of lax behaviour, technology students devoted most of their time spent to training sessions and scientific research.

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Authors: K. Yu. Markova

The paper focuses on the cultural contacts of Semirechye peoples with the neighboring regions in the Middle Ages, basingon the analysis of the bronze mirrors ornaments found in the Talgar fortress (the medieval city of Talhir). The items of import can be identified and associated with the places of production by disriminating a number of artistic cul-ture peculiarities of a particular country. The presence of imported items and borrowing décor elements from other countries show the development of aesthetic norms of the era and the level of culture of medieval towns.

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Authors: N. A. Kucher, O. D. Kiseleva

We consider the differential splitting scheme on physical processes on the system one-dimensional equations visc-ous compressible fluid mixtures movement. Prove the convergence at the scale of Sobolev spaces in the proposed scheme of splitting. The results can be used as the basis on the construction of mathematical analysis and the corres-ponding finite-difference splitting scheme. In addition, proved theorem on the convergence proves the existence of a solution to the initial-boundary value problem.

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Authors: D. Yu. Popolzin

The paper proves the necessity of determining the long-run reasons of inflation processes in Russia. The following step defines the set of factors, included in the research, having qualitative impact on the price level. Applying econome-tric methodology, qualitative and quantitative long-term connections between the considered indicators are revealed. The paper provides the example of the algorithm for the sequence of calculations automated by the author in the pro-gramming environment of a package of applied programmes. Further, a short review of the basic investigation phases of long-run dependence of the goods and services price level on the changes of various macroeconomic aggregated indicators at the federal and regional levels (the example of the Altai Kray) is given. In conclusion, the economic interpretation of research is provided and some suggestions for use of research results to control and regulate inflation processes at the federal and regional levels are made.

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Authors: V. A. Tolstunov, Yu. V. Shlyndova

The algorithm of a digital averaging filter, using hyperbolic weightsfor input values of the signal, is suggested. The results of digital modeling of the given filter are shown when processing monochrome images.

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Authors: V. E. Matveev

The author considers ethnic and historical factors of Ukraine state development as probable preconditions for tran-sition of administrative-territorial structure to federalism and an obstacle to formation of all-Ukrainian national identity.

88-92

Authors: A. S. Demina

The paper addresses the issues of phychological readiness for motherhood, its structure and its ontogenetic devel-opment. The results of studyingphychological readiness for motherhood at early adulthood are described. An attempt to analyze how the level of psychological readiness for motherhood correlates with parental role and parenting style was made.

97-101

Authors: I. A. Chuvashova

The paper considers the problem of emotional burnout in teachers; various approaches to understanding the phenomenon of emotional burnout are presented. A theoretical analysis of different authors’ positions is provided to discuss the issue of the personality’s temporal perspective. The connection between peculiarities of value-semantic sphere as the substantive characteristics of the personality’s temporal perspective and the emergence of emotional burnout in representatives of pedagogical professions is discussed.

107-110

Authors: A. M. Zavorina

The paper focuses on significant structural fragments of the concept delight. The concept is analyzed from the angle of categorical features (time and space). The analysis concerns the basic directions of cognitive research in Russia, as well as their distinctive characteristics in concept studies.

114-120

Authors: N. A. Isaeva, N. G. Gordeeva

The paper deals with speech peculiarities of a modern interview: quotation headlines; «multistage» presentation of the main character – in the lead, in the introduction, in the sidebar; affirmative statements of the journalist as a pecu-liarity of the interview-talk composition.

124-127

Authors: E. N. Kolmogorova

The paper focuses on corporal images in the art world of the tragedy «Vladimir Mayakovsky» (1913). Special at-tention is given to images of the broken body as a reflection of Mayakovsky's artistic concept in the early 20th century. Futurists depicted the person as extremely physiological, material expressed, in contrast to the spiritually-unseen images of the symbolists and the harmonious classical body of the 19th century. In his first dramatic play Mayakovsky relies on the aesthetics of the national theatre, where the external is a manifestation of the internal, exaggerated parts of the bodies (belly, legs, mouth etc) become indispensable attributes of the farcical world. The artistic world of the tragedy is occupied by inferior people: a Man without eyes and feet, a Man without ear, a Man without a head etc. On the one hand, these characters represent the broken consciousness of the main hero – poet Vladimir Mayakovsky, in accordance with the genre of monodrama. On the other hand, they are pieces of a broken world, not able to harmonize, to create. All of the links within it (human and social) are destroyed, leading the city (and the world) on the threshold of the Apocalypse. Trying to restore the harmony, the only integral person in the tragedy – Vladimir Mayakovsky – takes all the human suffering to bring them out of the city, repeating the sacrificial way of the Messiah-the Savior.

131-136

Authors: Yu. O. Mazhugo

The paperis devoted to the analysis of a fictionalcharacter's linguistic portrait, the detection of their individual speaking habits. The paperpresents a lexical and grammatical analysis of Hannibal Lecter's speech from the books of Thomas Harris's trilogy «Red Dragon» and «The Silence of the Lambs», as well as the analysis of Lecter's gender-based style of communication with different characters.

141-149

Authors: N. V. Ukanakova

The paper aims at evaluating the complementary processes of source text perception and secondary text production as presented in T. A. van Dijk and W. Kintsch’ s model of text perception. The crucial ways of objectifying text perception strategies in secondary text structures are estimated and classified. The analysis is based on secondary texts in contemporary hypermedia tradition, somewhat various in criteria of material presentation.

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Authors: I. V. Shalimova, K. E. Godunova

Stephen King’s oeuvre can be viewed as a wholesome literary universe, a complex structure of interrelated con-cepts. This paper features two of them – imprisonment and madness, describes their most peculiar features and meta-phors, and identifies the spheres in which they overlap. The works under consideration are classified according to the way they represent the concepts.

162-165

Authors: A. A. Sklyarov

In the paper the author analyses the concept of «viability» of the country in the context of the «national idea». The conclusion is that the «national idea» of Russia can enhance the vitality of the country and maintain its identity, with the help of the creating social energy of the Russian people and of the power elite. The important mobilizing resource of the «national idea» is the formation spiritual-moral values in the Russian society through education, training, culture, religion and science.

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Authors: V. M. Bereza

The article analyses the relationship between average wages and labour productivity indicators at the level of the Russian Federation and the Kemerovo region in 2000 – 2012, an attempt to evaluate the strength of links using Pearson correlation coefficientis made. Levels of average monthly wages and output per person in the coal-mining enterprise «Baykaimskaya Mine» were researched to verify the received conclusions at the microlevel.

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Authors: O. N. Kotova, A. Yu. Troyan

The paper addresses the «Lingva-Terra» Foreign Language Center and develops of the strategy of its enterance to new markets. To achieve this aim, the Center’s activity was analyzed, as well as the existing strategies of enterance to new markets. Some recomedtations for developing a marketing strategy of the «Lingva-Terra» brand enterance to new markets were elaborated.

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Authors: T. T. Malikaydarov

The paper describes the essence of tax consulting, its peculiarities, problems and prospects of development in Rus-sia. A draft of a federal law «On tax consulting» is developed.

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Authors: R. T. Unshchikova, А. А. Ippolitowa

The research focuses on the innovations in accounting enabling to accumulate the resources of the organization more effectively, to reduce the costs associated with the acquisition of spare servers, etc. The purpose of the study is to analyse the rationale for, and the possibilities of the formation of the market of cloud technologies.The results of the analysis of cloud technologiesmarket forecasts are provided, the possibilities of such technologies in various computer programmes are listed.

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Authors: S. S. Semchenko

Thepaper deals with problems of criminal law and criminal procedure for the crimes in the sphere of economic and business activity in the context of the reform by Russian legislators from 2003 to the present time, based on the current trend towards liberalization and humanization of Criminal law and Criminal procedure Acts, in respect of certain cate-gories of people, in particular, businessmen and other people engaged in economic activities. This study shows the most significant steps taken in this direction by reforming the Criminal Code and the Code of Criminal Procedure, as well as the most actual problems in law enforcement in this category of criminal cases on the basis of the current state policy in the field of criminal law regulation and the current economic situation in the country.

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Authors: N. S. Shcheglova

In the paperaddresses one of the pressing issues of private law relations – features of dividing debt within marital property. The author focuses on the general dispositive aspects in the regulation of spouses’property relations, which gives them the right and makes it appropriate to regulate the main issues of formation and termination, including the division of the common property, by entering into a marriage contract. With regard to the situation of a dispute about the property division, the author highlights a number of practical issues. The research proposes mechanisms for protecting the rights of bona fide spouse in the division of common passive obligations.