Taking into account the multi-vector nature of research into vestimentary vocabulary in modern linguistics, as well as the small number of works on the study of thislexical layer based on texts intended for children's audience, a very timely attempt is being made to study the functional features of vestimentary descriptions in texts for children. The […]
Ananyina M.A. Prototype as a form of realization of an allusive anthroponymic concept
The study of the functioning of an allusive anthroponym in an artistic text is of considerable scientific interest, but within the framework of traditional philological analysis it is not possible to reveal the mechanisms of actualisation of cultural and historical information of an allusive anthroponym and analyse the peculiarities of its interaction with the receiving […]
Atdaev S.J. Mahtum-Kuli-Khan, or “Heavy is the head that wears the crown”
Makhtum-Kuli-khan was the son of the famous head of Ahal Noor-Berdykhan. His father’s authority, recognized far beyond the oasis, weighed heavily on the shoulders of a young khan yet to be strengthened. The position and status of Makhtum-Kuli-khan in society has had to be proved during many years of his difficult life. The last quarter […]
Nikitenko S.D. Military maneuvers of the American troops at the Fort Riley in 1902 in the reports of military agent N.N. Raspopov
The history of studying the Russian intelligence industry against the background of the current difficult international situation is more relevant than ever, includingin the context of the evolution of Russia's foreign policy cooperation with Western countries and the United States. And one of the central positions in this regard at the beginning of the XX […]
Reshetov E.A. The struggle of RSFSR/USSR diplomats for recognition the Soviet state by Sweden in 1920—1924
The article examines the little-studied history of the establishment of official Soviet-Swedish diplomatic relations in 1924. Special attention is paid to the efforts made by officials of the RSFSR/USSR to establish relations with the Kingdom of Sweden, starting in 1920. The role of Soviet diplomats M.M. Litvinov, P.M. Kerzhentsev, and N. Osinsky (V.V. Obolensky) in […]
Ryzhov I.V., Dubinin A.I. Middle Eastern ethnic confessions and the system of regional international relations in the 21st century
This article focuses on the ethnic and religious diversity of the region, as well as the problems faced by the countries of the Middle East in recent years. The following research methods were used during the writing of the article: historical-systemic and general scientific (synthesis and analysis). The object of this research is the ethnic […]
Yudin K.A. “The Soviets should not underestimate our resolve”, or “let's engage in culture”: the specifics of the Soviet-American “cold” dialogue in the late 1970’s — 1980’s
The article is devoted to the specifics of Soviet-American relations. The main sources were documents of the Ministry of Culture of the USSR, mainly introducedinto scientific circulation for the first time, as well as memoirs, journalism and other materials. It is shown that the Ministry of Culture was the leading institutional channel with a wide […]
Tumakov D.V. North Ossetia in the assessments of the Russian press in the early 1990’s
Using the example of the largest metropolitan periodicals of the early 1990s, the article analyzes the assessments that were given to North Ossetia in the Russian central press of those years. The media materials of various political views are used as a source. The following aspects became the subject of interest of the capital's journalists […]
Sayapin V.O. Gilbert Simondon's theory of individuation and its role in understanding digital social networks
This article, drawing on the philosophy of Gilbert Simondon, who turns 100 in 2024, argues that his theory of individuation offers new perspectives for adequatelyunderstanding the anthropological and technosocial implications of the ongoing digital transformations in today's networked society. Individuation theory for the digital world is a conceptualization of natural entities, humans and technical entities, […]
Dokuchaev D.S., Strobykin K.A. Regional political agenda: concept, actors and formation mechanisms
This article explores the regional political agenda as a key element of the regional information space. The authors offer a theoretical interpretation of this phenomenon through the lens of Niklas Luhmann’s theory of social systems and critical discourse analysis. The regional political agenda is examined as a self-reference mechanism within regional discourse and is defined […]
Nikolaeva A.S. A model of modern media discourse in the context of synergetics and quantum field theory
The article is devoted to the phenomenon of modern media discourse. The methodological basis is a system-synergetic approach. The author considers media discourse in the context of ideas about the information sphere (semiosphere). The experience of modeling the information field based on the actualization of the standard model of fundamental interaction in physics and quantum […]
Aslanyan A.O. Global audit and humanitarian expertise: on the question of assessing the human quality
The article is devoted to the reconstruction of the philosophy of the Club of Rome and its ideological leader Aurelio Peccei in the context of ideas about human quality. It is noted that the problem of human quality is invariably present in the context of global reflection. The categorical space of modern philosophy of audit […]
Aslanyan A.O., Smirnov D.G. Philosophy of noospheric audit technology: an experience of conceptualization
The article continues the development of the concept of human quality audit in the context of ideas about humanitarian expertise. As a basic methodology, the authors focus on the system approach (the language of ternary description). The concepts of “humanitarian expertise” and “human quality audit” are analyzed and correlated. The definitions of the concepts of […]
Evseev V.A. Book review: Prazdnikov A.G. People of the Wars of the Red and White Roses. Composition and Models of Behavior of Active Participantsin the Socio-Political Conflict in England in the Second Half of the 15th Century St. Petersburg, 2023, 560 p
The review is devoted to the book by A.G. Prazdnikov “People of the Wars of the Scarlet and White Roses. Composition and Models of Behavior of Active Participants in the Socio-Political Conflict in England in the Second Half of the 15th Century”. The book is divided into three parts. Main factual material of the book […]